Agostino Pepoli Regional Museum is a street art installation in Trapani City Centre in Trapani. This place has 457 reviews and an average rating of 4.4 of 5. This is a very good rating.
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Great activity for a rainy day!
Really good Museum. Go on the first Sunday of the month to visit It for free.
Really rude personell. I was not allowed entry because I didn't have exact change for the ticket and you can't pay by card.
A stunning museum in such a beautiful environment, the ex-convent of the Carmelites, placed side by side to the Santuario dell'Annunziata (Sanctuary of our Lady of Annunciation) known also as Madonna di Trapani.
The rich patrimonium of the museum is originated from 3 private collections (Fardella, Pepoli and Hernandez') . There are very important manufactures of the Malophoros shrine in Selinunte and other referring to the Phoenician culture coming from the escavation of Mothya, Birgi and Lilibeo. Incredible amphora with its lid and gymn scenes painted dated back to VI Century A. C. This is "black figures" whereas among those with red paintings the most relevant is the Crater decorated with a design of a Dionisiac dance. Important archeological finds coming from First Punic War are also present.
The museum preserves also hundreds of pieces that testimony one of the most important activities of Trapani, the art of coral, know abd esteemed all over the world.
Definitely a must stop museum.
rich museum. in particular, you should take a look at the art works made in coral by local artisans
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