A museum dedicated to Sicily's unique flora

Discover native and new species in an interactive environment.

4.7 Rating out of 5
277 Reviews on Google
8 € From a ticket
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In short

What RADICI. Piccolo Museo della Natura is

RADICI. Piccolo Museo della Natura is located in Palermo on Via Antonio Gagini. This museum is dedicated to exploring the unique flora of Sicily, with a focus on both native and new species. Visitors can experience a hands-on study of nature and its history in Sicily.

The museum consists of two main halls where children aged 7 to 12 can touch and explore everything at their own pace. For younger children, there is a playroom with plenty of toys, while parents can relax in the museum's café, which offers homemade snacks and a welcoming atmosphere.

The museum shop features small gifts and gadgets, as well as hundreds of children's books, mostly in Italian. The museum is located about a 10-minute walk from the Teatro Politeama, in a quiet back street.

The tickets

Tickets for RADICI. Piccolo Museo della Natura

How you visit

The visit

A visit to RADICI. Piccolo Museo della Natura lasts about one and a half hours and includes an introduction to the visit. Tickets include museum entry and allow visitors to explore Sicily's native species in an interactive setting.

It is recommended to book tickets in advance to ensure entry. The museum is wheelchair accessible and has accessible restrooms. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing and educational experience, with the opportunity to discover Sicilian flora.

The reviews

What visitors say

Visitors appreciate the welcoming atmosphere and interactivity of the museum, making it ideal for families with children. Many highlight the quality of the food and snacks offered in the café, as well as the friendliness of the staff. Reviews also point out the variety of children's books available in the museum shop.

The location

Where it is

Via Antonio Gagini, 23, 90133 Palermo PA

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Questions

Questions about visiting

How long does a visit to the museum last?

The museum visit lasts about one and a half hours.

Is the museum suitable for children?

Yes, the museum is suitable for children aged 7 to 12, with a playroom for younger kids.

Is the museum accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the museum has an accessible entrance and accessible restrooms.

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