Palazzo Gopcevich, situated in Via Rossini 4, was commissioned by Spiridione Gopcevich in 1850, to the design of architect Giovanni Berlam, and subsequently purchased by the Municipality of Trieste and converted into a museum venue. It is certainly one of the most beautiful and famous buildings in the city.
Oh wow, the details are fantastic! Very striking indeed. -- Don't forget to vote for the April theme! We get two choices this time, thanks to Elaine. Please help spread the word too.
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It is really beautiful, and very well kept. I like the touch of the azure (turquoise?)curtains against the pink geometry. Great shot!
Oh wow, the details are fantastic! Very striking indeed.
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I´ve never seen that kind of wall. It´s very striking.
This certainly reflects the Venetian past of Trieste.
One of the most charming buildings in Trieste, for sure. :)
valuable information, very nice image ...
It really is a wonderful facade and so well taken care of. I like the way you show the really interesting detail.
That is a beautiful building indeed and so well kept!! Tanks for sharing this with us!
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