Guided Tours at the Museo Ferroviario
2009-01-01 to 2009-12-31
Take a trip down memory lane and revisit those childhood fantasies that surround trains and trams. The Museo Ferroviario gives us a detailed description about the evolution and progress of rail transport. Offering an interactive guided tour that takes us through documents, photos, models, videos, locomotives and carriages; the tour just about manages to hit the right notes for those who have had a soft spot for locomotives. Check website for details.
Venue:
Museo FerroviarioRailway Station that is Now a Museum
Via Giulio Cesare, 1
Trieste,
34123
Neighborhood:
Nearest Train: Bus 8, 9Phone: +39 040 379 4185
Fax: +39 40 31 2756
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In the old Campo Marzio station, opened in 1906 by the Archduke Francesco Ferdinando, this museum tells the story of the evolution of railway transport through the use of documents, photos, models, videos, locomotives, carriages and more than 1500 books dedicated to the subject. The exhibition is divided into four sections; history, labour, electrical systems and movement. There is also a fifth section that is devoted to the tramways of Trieste, Istria and Friuli. There is also a chance to take an old train to platforms that are no longer in use, leading to the outskirts of Trieste or to Bled, a lovely town near the Slovenian border. The timetable constantly changes so contact the museum for details.NYC Best Hotel Deals: 50% Savings In New York! Experience New York At It's Finest!JustClickLocal.comAlaska – it’s HOT! Get a FREE Official Alaska Travel Guide today.TravelAlaska.com
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Guided Tours at the Museo Ferroviario
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Take a trip down memory lane and revisit those childhood fantasies that surround trains and trams. The Museo Ferroviario gives us a detailed description about the evolution and progress of rail transport. Offering an interactive guided tour that takes us through documents, photos, models, videos, locomotives and carriages; the tour just about manages to hit the right notes for those who have had a soft spot for locomotives. Check website for details.