Museo Revoltella is a art museum Trieste located in Italy.
Via Armando Diaz 27 34124 Trieste Friuli Venezia Giulia Italy
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Modern art gallery founded in Trieste in 1872. Baron Pasquale Revoltella left his wonderful 19th century Renaissance revival palace with all furniture and books to the City .
Super Carlo Scarpa architecture ! Is museum is a must see for everybody interested in modern architecture
Well laid out display of artworks and a current sculpture display, as well as amazing peek at the apartment of Revoltella. Worth a visit for sure
Wonderful museum split into Revotella’s home and life, then a trove of more recent Italian artists . Don’t miss it
Very nice gallery . Perfect for a hot day to cool off in the air conditioning :)
This is a very nice museum with some nice surprises. The sculptures and paintings from round 1900 alone are worth the visit.
Una casa museo , ricca di storia e di opere d'arte , con una serie di piani da visitare, partendo dai locali storici con arredi d'epoca e salendo poi ai piani superiori ricchi di arte del '900.
Просто обязателен к посещению. Это и дом-музей с интерьерами барона, финансировавшего строительство Суэцкого канала . И несколько этажей худ галереи. И терраса на крыше с потрясающим видом
Sehr beeindruckende Sammlung diverser Epochen!
That s the amazing place for art! Note this place to see - Levent Ahmet
nice place itself, often interesting exhibits.unfortunately the bar is not always open.try to go up the terrace to enjoy the view! - Stefano Ambroset
loved it here, great location on water, huge selection of the best italian products, eating areas offer many choices, highly recommend spaghetti with tomato sauce and burrata, the sauce was so fresh - Mary Follo
incredible open space facing the water, beautiful buildings and architecture, enjoy walking around, the sunset views and drinks at the bars with outdoor seating - Mary Follo
Great family run trattoria in trieste! Try zucchini with speck, gnocchi and just about everything else. Enjoy! - Mirella Zolli