Before and After the Disappearance of the Dinosaurs

Through the use of spectacular life-sized models, fossils, casts, explanatory panels (written also in English) and multimedia displays – such as Paco Lanciano’s Quadrisphere – the Extinction exhibition recounts the story of life on Earth by focussing on the theme of mass extinction. Ample space has been given to species discovered in Italy, to research carried out in this country and to the behind the scenes, that is to say the work done by palaeontologists and palaeoartists on ancient bones and with novel technologies to “bring back to life” dominators of a lost world. The route through the exhibition ends with a section on the timeless appeal of dinosaurs as icons in the collective imagination and as major protagonists in popular culture.

  • OPENING HOURS

Opening hours, check:
https://www.dinosauricarneossa.it/gubbio

Saturdays and Sundays: from 10:00 to 19:00
On mornings from Mondays to Fridays, the exhibition is open only for groups and classes that have booked in advance.
The ticket office shuts one hour before the indicated museum closing hour.

  • INFO

  • Gubbio, Monastero di San Benedetto, via del Perilasio 2 (corner between Tifernate and viale Teatro Romano)
  • Admission fees
    Full rate (adults and anyone not falling into the other categories): 10 €
    Reduced rate over 65s, minors aged 4 to 18 years, students and affiliates): € 6
    Free (Children aged 0 to 3 years and disabled visitors plus one carer)
    Family tickets: ridotto € 6 for each family member.
    Affiliations: https://www.dinosauricarneossa.it/gubbio
  • https://www.dinosauricarneossa.it/gubbio
    Mail gubbio@dinosauricarneossa.it
    Tel. +39 340 4690268 – +39 340 4690268