MuDi - Museo Diocesano di Arte Sacra, Taranto

Type of simplicity and modesty Silence inside is peaceful Everyone should see this amazing place Entrance fee is not much And worth it

To visit. The Structure, renovated and very well cared for, houses the Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art. The museum is spread over several floors but when we entered, only the first could be visited (which is why the ticket was reduced to €3). The highlight is certainly the enormous topaz considered the largest in the world. The work weighs 1.5 kg and is almost 20 cm high, it was initially extracted in Brazil and it took 10 years to make it! Also important and always on the first floor is the small golden cross of San Cataldo which was found on the body of the saint in the 11th century. The guy at the entrance is also very nice! You can also buy some magnets and there are interesting books for sale! Museum that must be discovered!

Very important and beautiful diocesan museum in the heart of the old city of Taranto. Absolutely to visit!!!

Due to its beautiful contents, it should be given more visibility by promoting its knowledge even more, even in national and international tourist circuits. The museum cannot be visited every day.

Burning disappointment. Having organized the day to visit the museum, and having checked the times both on the website and on the posters placed inside the Cathedral of San Cataldo, we went to the museum entrance, finding everything closed without any kind of information. Email also sent to request clarification, result? Total disinterest. Shame about the city.