List of museums in Apulia

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This is a list of museums in Apulia, Italy.^[1]

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Name	Description	Address	City	Coordinates
Pinacoteca Giuseppe de Nittis	Art museum	via Cialdini, 78	Barletta	41°07′17″N16°52′54″E / 41.1214°N 16.88156°E / 41.1214; 16.88156
Pinacoteca Provinciale di Bari	Art museum	via Spalato, 19	Bari	41°07′17″N16°52′54″E / 41.1214°N 16.88156°E / 41.1214; 16.88156
Diocesan museum of Gallipoli		Via Antonietta De Pace, 51	Gallipoli	40°03′18″N17°58′37″E / 40.054998°N 17.976965°E / 40.054998; 17.976965
Teatro Margherita	Former theatre converted in to a contemporary art museum	Piazza Quattro Novembre	Bari	41°07′35″N16°52′22″E / 41.1264°N 16.8728°E / 41.1264; 16.8728
Jatta National Archaeological Museum	Former palace housing a 19th century archeological collection	Piazza Giovanni Bovio, 35	Ruvo di Puglia	41°07′00.45″N16°29′11.09″E / 41.1167917°N 16.4864139°E / 41.1167917; 16.4864139

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References

↑ "ELENCO DEI MUSEI PER REGIONE – Puglia" (in Italian). Retrieved December 2, 2018.

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[1] "ELENCO DEI MUSEI PER REGIONE – Puglia" (in Italian). Retrieved December 2, 2018.

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