Description
The Museum is named after the famous German neoclassicist who was mysteriously murdered in Trieste during his stay in room number ten of the Osteria Grande, in Piazza San Pietro (now Piazza Unità D'Italia). The Museum is located along Via della Cattedrale and houses a rich collection ranging from the Prehistory of the Trieste Karst to Roman collections from nearby Aquileia and the Mediterranean, including an Egyptian collection with sarcophagi, papyrus sheets, statues and steles.
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The project obtained funding of €71,999.75 from the Regione Autonoma Friuli Venezia Giulia on the POR FESR 2014-2020 call, Activity 2.1.b.1 bis «Granting of grants for the financing of personalized pre-incubation and incubation programs enterprise, aimed at the implementation of projects for the creation or development of new businesses characterized by significant value or a relevant cultural and/or creative connotation»
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