The Van Gogh exhibition was a medium experience but the museum itself is one of the most organised and well maintained we've seen in a long time. It's a small museum, but thus very pleasant, not overwhelming and non-tiring. And the staff is so kind and warm. Thank you for the wonderful experience. The Van Gogh, unfortunately not what was expected. The exhibition is small, the rooms are small and if a lot of people come, very crowdy and the air gets bad very quickly. If you want to see it in peace and enjoy it, come during the week, not on weekends. And if you are a demanding art lover, better ask what is displayed, otherwise you might be disappointed. No Starry Night here, just so you know.... And buy tickets well in advance as there are more advantages of buying in advance: you will be sure that you will be able to even enter; during the reservation procedure you will be able to see how busy it is that day and hour, so you can then choose a different day and time to go; without tickets in advance you risk waiting in a very long line outside of the building under the rain etc and still not being sure you will even be able to get a ticket after all the wait (the line can be an hour or more long of standing and waiting). So just buy online and have a peace of mind. Oh, and be sure to come in Trieste half an hour earlier to your booking because there might be surprises with parking spaces for the car. Sometimes the seaside parkings are all closed because of some events and then you get stuck in traffic searching for a parking. Suggestion if that happens: write in Google Maps "parking garage covered" so it will help you find a closed parking garage, which are scattered across the city centre. But you really need an updated (best Google) navigation because Trieste is a maze of small one-way roads and you can get lost easily...