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What to do and see in Puglia, Italy: The Best Art Museums
Coordinates: 41°0′31″N 16°30′46″E / 41.00861°N 16.51278°E / 41.00861; 16.51278
Restaurants in Puglia
1. Pinacoteca di arte francescana "Caracciolo"
2. Museo Diocesano
3. Casa Museo della Civilta Contadina e della Cultura Grika
4. Il Sentiero dell'Angelo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
5. Museo Lapidario
6. MUDIMA - Museo Diocesano Matronei Altamura
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Z6321DGgiuseppes - Milan, Italy
Amazing Museum inside the Cathedral in Altamura full of history culture art & masterpieces . I suggest you the visit . Around the Museum you can found nice Bar & restaurants & very good local speciality as the famous bread & focaccia & more .
7. Museo Mostra La Tana della Taranta
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Simple and ingenious ... A unique place where you can learn the roots of Taranta and Pizzica, exciting the bowls with Live Spiders, including the most important one where an extraordinary spider is kept: "La Tarantola". This is the queen that gave rise to the myth of the taranta, legend wants her bite to create a state of crazy tranches, from which it can only be healed through the involvement of
8. Museo Diocesano di Ostuni
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
The Diocesan Museum of Ostuni is found on the ground floor of the ancient Episcopal Hall, formerly the home of the Bishops of the ‘White City’. The museum, opened in August 2017, was designed to contain artworks originally housed in the Treasury of the Co-Cathedral Chapter, and from the Chapter Archeological Collections and art treasuries of local churches and monastries belonging to the Benedictine order (1519) and the Carmelite order (1730). In order to create an enjoyable, educational and cultural atmosphere, descriptions of the works of art in caption form have been added throughout the museum (an audio version is also available as an QR code for smarthphones). The aim is place our visitors, both adults and children, at the centre of the museum experience, awakening their thirst for culture via the museum’s innovative approach. Teodoro De Giorgio, Art Historian and Scientific Curator of the Museum
9. Diocesan Museum of Andria
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Il Museo si sviluppa su una superficie di circa 1400 mq in quella che fu la sede della Comunità Braccianti, nel centro storico di Andria. Su quattro livelli, il museo custodisce oggetti di culto e opere d’arte sacra provenienti Duomo di Andria e da altre chiese e luoghi di culto della città e della diocesi. Argenti settecenteschi, dipinti dal ‘400 al ‘700, oreficerie, statue lignee del XV secolo, un’icona bizantina della Madonna col Bambino del 1275 circa, il busto di Francesco II del Balzo del XV secolo, un altare portatile del XII secolo, tre tavole dipinte di Antonio Vivarini, rappresentanti rispettivamente S. Chiara, Sant'Agostino e S. Bernardino e due dipinti del XV secolo che raffigurano la Madonna e il Cristo benedicente. E tanto, tanto altro. Un vero e proprio viaggio nella storia dell’arte e nel tempo, dal Medioevo al XX secolo.
10. Pinacoteca Diocesana Santa Chiara
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