Museo civico di Troia
Civic museum in the Palazzo d’Avalos complex in Troia, with pre-Roman and Roman finds, medieval documents and works linked to the Romanesque cathedral.
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About the museum
The Museo civico di Troia is housed in the Palazzo d’Avalos complex, in the historic centre of the town in the Monti Dauni, in the province of Foggia. It preserves archaeological, historical and sacred art evidence from the area.
The collections include finds from pre-Roman and Roman settlements, documents and objects from the medieval period, and works connected with the Romanesque cathedral of Troia, famous for its stone rose window. The museum also organises temporary exhibitions, educational activities and initiatives to protect and promote local heritage.
Highlights
- Finds from pre-Roman and Roman settlements in the Monti Dauni
- Medieval documents and objects
- Works linked to the Romanesque cathedral and its rose window
- Located in the Palazzo d’Avalos complex
Permanent exhibition
- Raccolte archeologiche, storiche e di arte sacra – Pre-Roman and Roman finds, medieval documents and objects, and works linked to the Romanesque cathedral of Troia.
- Operated by
- Comune di Troia
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
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