A few steps away from the cathedral, you can find the Mandralisca museum, the only museum in Cefalù, which exposes several works by artists such as Antonello da Messina or the ones of the Flemish school, but also greek archeological finds, among which vases, sarcophagi and mosaics. Inside the museum is also preserved the numismatic collection, consisting of coins from the most important ancient mints of Sicily and nearby Lipari, with Greek, Roman and Sikeliot coins, and is considered the second in the world for completeness of the series. There is also a section dedicated to the municipal library.

How to reach us:

From the train station: walk along via Aldo Moro and take Corso Ruggero; turn left into Via Mandralisca;
From Piazza Cristoforo Colombo, on the Lungomare Giardina: walk along Via Vittorio Emanuele and turn right into via Mandralisca.

Opening time

The site is open every day from 09:00 to 19:00.
On public holidays it is open at the following times: 9:00 – 12:30 / 15:30 – 19:00
In the months of July and August: continuous opening from 9:00 to 23.00

Ticket prices Entrance to the Museum
Full: € 6.00
Reduced € 4.00 (groups of more than 10 people, for children 11 – 15 years)
Reduced € 2.00 (school groups, children 6 – 10 years)
Free (Cefalù school groups, Cefalù residents)

Info & Contacts on the Museum.
Telephone: (+39) 0921 421547