St. Proculus Church and Museum in Naturno

The little church of St. Prokulus in Naturno with the adjoining museum is considered one of Europe's important art treasures. Inside you can admire extraordinary frescoes from the pre-Romanesque period.

In 2006, the St. Prokulus Museum opened its doors as an addition to the St. Prokulus Church. The museum tour runs through the eras of Late Antiquity, the High and Late Middle Ages and the Thirty Years' War. Short films and archaeological finds from Naturno illustrate the period. Graves from the typhus period of the 17th century clearly show the ferocity with which the disease ravaged the local population and devastated entire areas of the village.

The museum also contains Gothic frescoes, which had covered the pre-Romanesque frescoes in the small church, and an anthropological section dedicated to the study of bones.

Opening hours St. Proculus Church and Museum

19.03. - 31.10.2024

Every
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday:
10.00 - 12.30 / 14.30 - 17.30

Open on the following public holidays, without free guided tours:
Sunday March 31: Easter Sunday
Thursday April 25: National holiday
Sunday June 02: National holiday
Thursday August 15: Assumption Day

Special openings:
Sunday May 19: International Museum Day
All day: 10.00 - 17.30
Saturday October 12: Romanesque Day
All day: 10.00 - 17.30

Closed:
Monday April 01: Easter Monday
Wednesday May 01: Labor Day
Monday May 20th: Whit Monday

Tickets

For further information
St. Proculus Church & Museum
Via San Procolo, 1a
39025 Naturno
Phone +39 0473 673 139