Museo della pieve e tesoro del Duomo
Diocesan museum in the 14th-century old canonica (parish house) next to the Duomo of Gemona, opened in 2006 and devoted to the cathedral treasury; visits on request.
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About the museum
The Museo della Pieve e Tesoro del Duomo is housed in the 14th-century complex of the old canonica (parish house), next to the Duomo of Gemona del Friuli. It was opened in 2006 at the wish of Monsignor Gastone Candusso, thirty years after the earthquake of 1976 that devastated both the building and the right aisle of the Duomo.
The Duomo of Santa Maria Assunta, built between about 1290 and 1337, preserves its façade with the large sculpted San Cristoforo, the rose window and the Epiphany group; the bell tower, begun in 1341, was destroyed by the earthquake and rebuilt. The name of the museum refers to the treasury of the Duomo.
Highlights
- Treasury of the Duomo of Gemona
- Housed in the 14th-century old canonica
- Museum opened in 2006 after post-earthquake reconstruction
Permanent exhibition
- Tesoro del Duomo di Gemona – Collection linked to the treasury of the Duomo of Gemona, displayed in the rooms of the old canonica.
- Founded
- 2006
- Operated by
- Parrocchia di Gemona del Friuli – Arcidiocesi di Udine
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | The museum is visited by contacting the canonica. |
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