See priceless art at the Brixen City Museum

#VisitMuseum The Diocesan Museum is a museum located in the Bishop's Palace in Brixen, also known as Bressanone. The museum was opened in 1901 to preserve rare works of art from the Romanesque and Gothic eras, which were the property of the city's cathedral. At first, there were paintings, wall paintings, and sculptures related to Christianity, such as the Virgin Mary and Jesus, the Nativity scene, and valuable treasures such as the golden cross and Byzantine silk monk's robes. Over time, there were also works of art from artists in the Tyrol region, including art from the 19th century. In addition to the art exhibition, there is also a Baroque church inside the museum. It can be said that both the place itself and the works on display are beautiful. If you visit this city, it is worth stopping by to visit. #100TravelTips #TravelEurope #TravelItaly