The collection housed in the Fiastra Abbey is managed by the Giustiniani Bandini Foundation. At one time, the room where the objects were stored was known as the 'Oil Room'. There are a total of 88 pieces, most of which consist of stone elements. These materials are distributed on a wall structure, on the floor, on the walls and inside the three window niches. An amphora, supported by a newly constructed metal stand, is of Etruscan origin. The other pieces are all from the Roman period, most of them from Urbs Salvia. Another fifty late antique and early medieval fragments were found inside the Abbey. A visit to the exhibition hall is included in the itinerary, which provides an in-depth insight into the entire abbey complex.
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