The Museum of Istrian Fiumana and Dalmata Civilization is located in the historic center of Trieste. The museum was created to offer a testimony of what the Istrian, Rijeka and Dalmatian culture meant. It is located in Trieste (via Torino, 1) because this city is the capital of the exodus of the Julian-Dalmatians, the event that saw the majority of the Italian-speaking and sentimental population forced to abandon, after the Second World War, their lands of historical settlement remained outside the borders of Italy. That human catastrophe also threatened to disappear the community memory and the memory of a constitutive tradition of the Upper Adriatic civilization: the tradition of Latin, Romance, Venetian and Italian matrix. The Museum therefore wants to present to its visitors the essential features of this long cultural continuity: in this way it aims to contribute to the construction of a complete image of the civilization that has developed in the Eastern Adriatic over more than two millennia. set up with the material acquired over time: works of art, archaeological finds, documents, prints, books, photographs and drawings. The tour of the museum of Istrian, Rijeka and Dalmatian civilization unfolds over three floors. From the ground floor there are two digital archive consultation stations and from the second to the third floor you can learn about the history of these lands by immersing yourself in agricultural and maritime Istria. The exhibition traces a journey through space and time together with men of culture, painters, writers and musicians who lived and loved Istria, Rijeka and Dalmatia, up to the events of the Great War.