The Diocesan Museum of Nardò (Mu.Di.Na.), housed in the ancient 17th-century Seminary, is a treasure trove of art and faith that preserves over nine centuries of history. Through its seven rooms, the museum tells the story of the territory's identity and the union of the communities of Nardò and Gallipoli, offering visitors an exciting journey through medieval treasures, Baroque splendors, and precious testimonies of popular devotion.
P.za Pio XI, 73048 Nardò LEThis journey, housed in the halls of the Seminary from 1674, will lead you to discover nine centuries of history and art from our territory. Guided by the figure of Bishop Antonio Sanfelice, you will be able to admire how the traditions of Nardò and Gallipoli have united into a single heritage. From precious medieval parchments to the splendor of the Baroque period, each hall tells the story of the faith and beauty of this land. Enjoy your visit.
Hello! Welcome to Mu.Di.Na.! I am Antonio Sanfelice, the bishop who long ago made this city beautiful. Today I will accompany you to discover this palace: once it was a school, today it is a house full of treasures. Get ready to find paintings, sculptures and ancient secrets. Look carefully for my coat of arms with the ducks along the way and have fun with our quizzes. Are you ready? The journey begins!
