The museum offer begins with the Museum of Sulcitani Paleontological Environments, with its five hundred million-year old fossils and the impressive reconstruction of T-Rex, where the visitor is accompanied through the geological eras, from the creation of the Earth up to the appearance of man; the discovery of the territory continues at the Villa Sulcis Archaeological Museum, the heart of the System, which teaches the story of the archaeological landscape from the pre-historic period to the Roman era. 

A walkway climbing over the streets of Carbonia leads from the Archaeological Museum to the Domus de janas necropolis in the Urban Park of Cannas di Sotto, a stratified strip of the town recently handed back to the citizens and tourists.

The extensive Archaeological Park of Monte Sirai gives a particularly panoramic view over the spectacular landscape of Sulcis and the archipelago. It provides a unique snapshot of the Phoenician and Punic period, with its fortified settlement perched high up, the necropoli, temples and tophet. It includes the extraordinary Nuraghe Sirai, with its Sardinian, Phoenician fortress and the homonymous Nuraghe within. This treasure continues to reveal and astound us with its unique finds, which prove the existence of a new phase in the Nuraghic civilisation and how it originally integrated with the newcomers, the Phoenicians.