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The museum complex houses collections ranging from prehistoric artifacts to medieval art across multiple exhibition spaces within a former convent and church complex.

Originally constructed in 1346 as a Servite convent, the complex underwent transformations from religious site to military facility before becoming a museum in 2003.

The museum exhibits significant frescoes by Tomaso da Modena, including the Stories of St. Ursula, which influenced later European artists through anatomical precision.

The facility provides wheelchair access throughout its exhibition spaces and recorded 98,000 visitors in 2018, making it a major cultural destination in Treviso.

Underground excavations revealed Bronze Age artifacts in the museum's basement, while the ground floor displays Roman-era findings from the Treviso region.

Location: Treviso

Inception: 2003

Official opening: 2003

Accessibility: Acessível para cadeira de rodas

Part of: Musei civici di Treviso

Address: Piazzetta Mario Botter 1, 31100 Treviso 31100 31100

Email: postacertificata@cert.comune.treviso.it

Website: http://museicivicitreviso.it

GPS coordinates: 45.66689,12.25074

Latest update: March 12, 2025 02:22