Complesso museale di San Francesco, Trevi

Name: Complesso museale di San Francesco
Address: Largo Don Giovanni Bosco, Trevi, 06039, Italy
Telephone: +39 0742 381628

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Complesso museale di San Francesco, Trevi

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The museum complex of San Francesco is located in the convent of the same name, which developed in Trevi from the 13th century. The entire complex, abandoned after the Napoleonic suppressions, underwent various uses and since 1997, after restoration and adaptation works, it houses the Civic Museum consisting of: antiquarium, picture gallery, church of St. Francis and Museum of the Civilization of the Olive Tree.

Coordinates: 42°52'43"N, 12°44'50"E

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Largo Don Giovanni BoscoTrevi 06039 Italy

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+39 0742 381628

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Complesso museale di San Francesco – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

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