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There was a fascist internment camp in the Valtiberina: Camp No. 97 in Renicci
Little is known about the tragic history of the Renicci Internment Camp, located in the municipality of Anghiari, Valtiberina: yet it represents one of the most dramatic and least known episodes in Italian history during World War II. The camp, offic...Read more...
The Advent Market in Hall in Tirol:?the magic of Christmas in the heart of Tyrol
The small town of Hall in Tirol stands as one of the most charming places in Tyrol, Austria, a place where history and beauty come together in an enchanting atmosphere. This historic town, located a short distance from Innsbruck, is known for its wel...Read more...
Halloween: 8 destinations for a creepy weekend
Autumn brings with it mysterious atmospheres, and October marks the culmination of this enigmatic aura, with the Halloween festival preceding All Saints' Day and Day of the Dead, dates that make us reflect on the connection between the living and the...Read more...
Marine colonies on the Pisan coast, from fascism to rebirth
Driving along the Pisan waterfront in Calambrone, that is, the last hamlet of Pisa before entering the municipal territory of Livorno, it is not uncommon to come across some recurring presences: the seaside colonies, which represent a fundamental cha...Read more...
Val Ferret, what to see: 10 places to visit
Val Ferret, located at the foot of Mont Blanc, is one of the most fascinating valleys in the Aosta Valley. Surrounded by towering peaks and unique landscapes, it is the ideal place for those seeking a deep connection with nature without sacrificing t...Read more...
The Palafitte of Fiavé: in Trentino to discover one of the most important settlements of European prehistory
In Trentino, in Fiavé, in the heart of the Giudicarie Valleys, between Lake Garda and the majestic Brenta Dolomites, are the remains of one of the most important settlements of European prehistory: it will seem like taking a plunge into the pa...Read more...
The legend of Kinzica de' Sismondi, the heroine who saved Pisa
The legend of Kinzica de' Sismondi is one of the most fascinating and least known tales in medieval Italian history, although for the city of Pisa it has now almost reached the traits of founding myth. This tale takes us back in time, to 11th-century...Read more...
Spain, 5 destinations away from mass tourism to try
Ibiza, Formentera, Barcelona, Lloret de Mar, the Costa del Sol... these are just some of the most popular tourist destinations in Spain. And of course they tend to be overpopulated in the summer, due to the mass tourism that has long favored these de...Read more...
Petra and its ruins: places and experiences to discover the fascination of its history
Nestled in the desert in southern Jordan, Petra is famous for its architectural structures, including temples, monuments and houses carved out of red sandstone rock, but it is more than just an archaeological wonder: it is an immersion in the history...Read more...
Austria, in Hall-Wattens a new hiking trail on the trail of mountain legends
Beginning in the summer of 2024, Austria's Hall-Wattens region in the heart of the Tyrolean mountains will see the opening of the new Berglegen long-distance hiking trail, aimed at those who wish to venture out on multi-day hikes in the mountains. Wi...Read more...
Austria, fortresses and castles in Salzburg to experience the magic of the Middle Ages
If you want to immerse yourself in unforgettable and fascinating medieval adventures with your family or friends, you cannot miss the opportunity to visit Hohensalzburg Fortress, Hohenwerfen Castle and Mauterndorf Castle: three majestic medieval comp...Read more...
Gold and Torment: the poetics of Klimt and Schiele at the Leopold Museum in Vienna
The Leopold Museum, located in Vienna's MuseumsQuartier, one of the world's largest dedicated art complexes, holds one of the world's most important collections of Austrian art of the second half of the 19th century and Modernism. Founded by Rudolf a...Read more...
Jordan, a country that smiles at you: hints for an itinerary
There are many good reasons to go, or return, to Jordan. The first is undoubtedly Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, which together with the other five UNESCO sites of Umm Ar- Rasas, Wadi Rum, Al-Maghtas, Al-Sat, Qusayr Amra is among the c...Read more...
Tallinn, what to see: the 5 places not to miss in Estonia's capital city
Tallinn, the beautiful capital of Estonia, is a city that mixes a rich history whose roots are firmly planted in the Middle Ages with a vibrant contemporary atmosphere, a reflection of the development Tallinn has experienced in recent years, especial...Read more...
Hall-Wattens, in the Tyrolean mountains nature hikes and fascinating medieval towns
In the heart of the Tyrolean mountains, the Austrian region of Hall-Wattens captivates with its relaxing environments surrounded by nature. It is a region that offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy nature to the fullest, whether for sporty mountain...Read more...
Austria, in the Saalfelden Leogang region nature, traditions, music and adventurous experiences
The Austrian region of Saalfelden Leogang in Salzburg is renowned not only for its enchanting natural landscape, but also for the richness of its cultural and musical offerings. It is a place that combines adventure, culture and relaxation, which is ...Read more...
Udine: the new walks with Elena Commessatti in the heart of the city
UDINE: Sentimental, Cheerful and a Little Rock History is the title of the new 2024 spring tour conceived and led by Elena Commessatti in the heart of the city of Udine. It consists of several walks, organized and carried out in collaboration with Pr...Read more...
Pablo Gargallo and his sculptures. In Zaragoza, the museum dedicated to him
Considered one of the most important and influential Spanish sculptors of the 20th century, Pablo Gargallo (Maella, 1881 - Reus, 1934) left an indelible imprint on the Spanish art world through his great skill in shaping metal. Indeed, the Aragonese ...Read more...
In Zaragoza on the trail of Pablo Serrano, Spanish sculptor of the 20th century
Pablo Serrano (Crivillén, Teruel, 1908 - Madrid, 1985), 20th-century Spanish artist, left the imprint of his art in many cities around the world. In Zaragoza, the capital ofAragon, his artistic contribution was particularly significant: on eit...Read more...
Art, castles, nature, sports and entertainment: here's why Austria is attractive year-round
The variety of landscapes, the presence of beautiful palaces and castles, the wealth of artistic treasures, museums and places to visit linked to personalities from the world of art and music or to historical figures who have lived here are just some...Read more...
The figure of Medusa in art: 10 works in 10 Italian museums
The mythological figure of the Gorgon has ancient roots. Its term comes from the ancient Greek gorgós, meaning terrible or even horrible. According to Hesiod, in his Theogony, the three Gorgons are daughters of Phorcus and Ceto. Depicted with ...Read more...
Witch hunt: 5 places of persecution and witchcraft in Italy
Witch hunts marked a dark period in Europe between the 16th and 17th centuries, during which thousands of people, mainly women, were persecuted and executed for alleged links with witchcraft and the devil. This climate of terror and superstition was ...Read more...
Renaissance Romagna: between delights and nature with sustainable hikes following the Rings of the Po
After the itineraries dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci and Lucrezia Borgia, Piero della Francesca and Leon Battista Alberti, the journey to discover Renaissance Romagna ends with two more itineraries, where nature is the protagonist. Starting from Ferr...Read more...
Five underwater archaeological parks to discover in Italy
The regions of Campania, Puglia and Calabria are rich in history and beauty: these lands that were once ancient kingdoms have been submerged by the waters, ports have suffered decline, while once-vital routes have been transformed into scenery evokin...Read more...
In Aragon in the footsteps of Goya, from Fuendetodos to Zaragoza.
The largest and most famous nucleus of works by Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes (Fuendetodos, 1746 - Bordeaux, 1828) is housed at the Prado Museum in Madrid: we all have in mind the Maja vestida and the Maja desnuda, Saturn devouring his ch...Read more...
Kitzbühel, the pearl of Tyrol: what to see and do in the city of chamois
In the mountains of Tyrol lies one of the most renowned ski resorts in Europe: we are in Kitzbühel, Austria, which has been hosting Alpine Ski World Cup races since 1967. But already more than 90 years ago, the slopes of this town of about 8,000...Read more...
The ancient Roman baths ... of England: discovering Bath
Far north of the Alps there is anancient Roman city famous for its thermal bath s over which the same city that developed later was forever identified by its name. We are in Bath (which in English really means "bath"), England, and the Roman Baths se...Read more...
Christmas in Romagna: must-see events from Rimini to Ferrara
Romagna dresses up in anticipation of Christmas and the New Year and concludes 2023 with many initiatives under the sign of art and culture, including exhibitions, guided tours and great concerts. An opportunity to admire monuments, palaces, churches...Read more...
Renaissance Romagna: Piero della Francesca and Leon Battista Alberti in Rimini and the Ravenna Renaissance.
We continue the series of articles that have led you to discover Renaissance Romagna with two more itineraries promoted by Visit Romagna, aimed at getting to know places among art, nature and culture in the provinces and municipalities of Romagna lin...Read more...
A marble labyrinth on the floor of the Basilica of San Vitale in Ravenna.
It is of a predictable and disarming naturalness to find oneself wandering among the sights of Ravenna and carrying one's nose upward, tangling one's gaze among the golden mosaics until one arrives, more or less morbidly, at the highest point where t...Read more...
Cleopatra's pool at Hierapolis-Pamukkale: bathing in the ancient baths
Bathing inside one of the oldest hot springs in existence, exactly the way we bathed hundreds of years ago. We are in Turkey but we evokeEgypt and the Romans. Let's talk about what is called by all the "Cleopatra's Pool," the pharaoh who in the heigh...Read more...
Budapest spas, which ones to visit: 10 baths not to be missed
If you are getting ready to take a trip to relax a bit, not too far away and maybe spending the right amount, this is the time to go to Budapest. Which on Nov. 17, 2023, celebrated 150 years of its unified administrative identity. The capital ofHunga...Read more...
Renaissance Romagna: on the trail of Leonardo da Vinci and Lucrezia Borgia
We begin today a series of articles that will take you on a discovery of Renaissance Romagna: six itineraries through the provinces and municipalities of this territory, between art and nature, where some of the most important seigniories of the Rena...Read more...
Bayreuth is not just Wagner. A fully preserved court opera house is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
The city of Bayreuth, in northern Bavaria, is known to be the city of Richard Wagner, not because he was born there (he was in fact born in Leipzig), but because the famous composer spent the last ten years of his life here and because he elected it ...Read more...
Saxony: did you know that it shares its two UNESCO sites with two other countries?
Interestingly, the only two Unesco World Heritage sites in Saxony, an eastern German federated state, share a common feature: each Unesco site is in fact shared with another country. In fact, Muskau Park is located partly in Germany and partly in Pol...Read more...
Germany and its UNESCO sites: which ones to celebrate in 2023/2024
Ranking third in number of UNESCO sites after Italy and China, Germany has as many as fifty-one sites inscribed on the World Heritage List, forty-eight of them cultural and three natural. The first to enter the prestigious List was Aachen Cathedral w...Read more...
Aqueduct Park in Rome, what to see: 8 places
The Park of the Aqueducts of Rome, inaugurated in 1999, is a large green lung extending over 240 hectares between the Appio Claudio district, via delle Capannelle and the Rome-Cassino-Naples railway line and represents a remnant stretch of the Agro R...Read more...
Ledro Valley, what to see: the 10 places not to miss
A hidden gem among the mountains of Trentino, the Ledro Valley, which surrounds the lake of the same name, is a destination known for its natural beauty and rich historical heritage. The crystal-clear waters of Lake Ledro, amid lush forests and lush ...Read more...
Val di Fassa, what to see: 10 places not to be missed
The Val di Fassa, located in the heart of the Dolomites, is a jewel set among majestic peaks, beautiful mountain landscapes and a rich cultural tradition, being part of Ladinia, the land, between Trentino Alto-Adige and Veneto, where the Ladin langua...Read more...
Unusual and little-known Sardinia: 10 places to discover
Hidden among the turquoise waves of the sea and sculpted by the strong wind, stands wild and guardian of raw legends, the island of Sardinia. A land, this one, that possesses an untamed beauty, where the waves crash with unprecedented force against t...Read more...
Venosta Valley, what to see: the 10 places not to be missed
Famous for its apples, its mountains and the variety of its landscapes, the Vinschgau Valley is one of the most popular tourist destinations inSouth Tyrol, all year round: in winter its ski resorts are crowded, while in summer it is possible to indul...Read more...
Renaissance in Romagna: on the trail of Piero della Francesca and Leon Battista Alberti between Rimini and Ferrara
To follow in the footsteps of two great protagonists of the Italian Renaissance such as Leon Battista Alberti and Piero della Francesca in order to explore in Romagna the historical-artistic and intellectual heritage that these artists left us: this ...Read more...
Cilento villages, which ones to visit: the 10 not to be missed
Archaeological sites, culture, some of the most beautiful natural scenery in Italy and, of course, ancient villages. This is Cilento, an area of southern Campania in the province of Salerno, formerly part of Roman Lucania. From the temples of Paestum...Read more...
At Faenza's Pinacoteca, the most important art collection in Romagna from the Middle Ages to the 20th century
After theflooding that hitEmilia Romagna last month, in Faenza, among the cities most affected, the Pinacoteca Comunale (Municipal Art Gallery ) reopened its doors to visitors on June 9, thus continuing its primary goal of making its important art co...Read more...
Ferrara, three bike and boat routes to discover the Delights and nature
Passionate about art, nature and maybe even cycling? Visit Ferrara leads you to discover the province of Ferrara with three new itineraries in which the natural scenery of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the bicycle and the river coexist. The Rings o...Read more...
Street art: where to find the most beautiful murals in Romagna
It is perhaps a little-known aspect, but the land of Romagna is rich in... street art: cities and towns are literally invaded by works of urban art created by the most famous Italian and international street artists. Here is where you can find the mo...Read more...
Malta, itinerary in the footsteps of Caravaggio and the Order of the Knights, from Valletta to the Three Cities
In the Lives of the historiographer Giovan Pietro Bellori we read that "Caravaggio reputasi felicissimo con l'honore della Croce," referring to when the famous painter obtained the title of Knight of Malta thanks to the portrait he painted for the Gr...Read more...
Design in Milan, what to see: 10 places of design
Milan, city of art, fashion, and design evolves by anticipating, stopping the moment and enhancing it, showcasing new forms that creativity has unleashed in this land or that this city has welcomed by appreciating its value. A cosmopolitan city, a ca...Read more...
The places of Empress Sisi: an itinerary in her footsteps in Vienna
Duchess of Bavaria and later Empress of Austria, the story of Elisabeth Amalia Eugenie of Wittelsbach, better known as Sisi, has enchanted little girls and women of all generations, even if in reality her existence was not so happy with her handsome ...Read more...
Viennale, Vienna's international film festival, kicks off. To be directed by Italian Eva Sangiorgi
Viennale - Vienna International Film Festival, Austria's most important international film festival, turns sixty this year. In October, the festival takes place annually in the cinemas of Vienna 's historic city center and features a careful selectio...Read more...
Autumn in Vienna, including foliage and Schoenbrunn Park
In a few daysautumn will begin, and what better time to enjoy the Austrian capital with its foliage? The Prater turns a thousand shades and becomes truly enchanting, and walking through Schoenbrunn Park will be an unforgettable experience. Opened to ...Read more...
The Kunsthistorisches Museum: history and masterpieces of Vienna's most famous museum
One cannot think of seeing Vienna without a visit to the Kunsthistorisches Museum. In fact, the famous museum is a must-see on a trip to the Austrian capital, not only because it is considered one of the most important museums in the world, but espec...Read more...
Maniago's Museum of Craftsmanship and Cutlery: shared tradition becomes storytelling
Maniago, the Friulian town of about 12,000 inhabitants in the province of Pordenone, has become world-famous for its ancient tradition of making knives and all kinds of cutting implements. The beginning of the history of Maniago's blacksmiths can in ...Read more...
Austria's most beautiful palaces and castles
From Vienna, the capital, to Lower and Upper Austria, from Carinthia to Styria, from Salzburg to Tyrol, Austria is rich in palaces and castles linked to important families and personalities. Mansions that were once the scene of the events and intrigu...Read more...
Animals and fantastic places in Italy's museums: Puglia
The sixteenth leg of the journey to discover animals and fantastic places in Italian museums comes to Puglia. Centaurs, sea monsters, gorgons, satyrs, griffins and fauns in fact populate the museums of the Boot of Italy, and with this project Finestr...Read more...
The Mozarthaus: the only Viennese apartment in which Mozart lived that can still be visited
On the occasion of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the birth of the great Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Salzburg, 1756 - Vienna, 1791), the Mozarthaus, a permanent museum tour in Mozart's only surviving Viennese apartment, wa...Read more...
The Esterházy family and their palace in Eisenstadt, a Baroque masterpiece of Austria
Among Hungary's oldest noble families, the Fraknó princely branch of the Esterházy dynasty began with Nikolaus Esterházy (Galanta, 1583 - Großhöflein, 1645). A convert from Calvinism to Catholicism, he was one of the g...Read more...
San Marino, what to see: 10 places not to miss in the Republic of Titan
San Marino, an independent republic a stone's throw from the Romagna Riviera. A UNESCO World Heritage Site on par with Mount Titan, the highest of the hills on which the "Most Serene Republic" stands, San Marino has a history as ancient as it is uniq...Read more...
Not only Salzburg. Vienna also has a Mozart House.
Vienna is the capital of music: many of the greatest composers of all time were born or lived in the Austrian capital, so the city offers places where music takes center stage. Inaddition to the House of Music (Haus der Musik) at 30 Seilerstät...Read more...
The Vienna House of Music: an immersive and playful journey into the world of sound
At 30 Seilerstätte in Vienna is the House of Music, an innovative sound museum. Opened in June 2000, it aims to be a place that plays with music with the goal of conveying understanding and enthusiasm for it and experiencing it in its diversity....Read more...
Val Camonica, what to see: 10 places not to be missed
Val Camonica has always been a crossroads of people, a cradle of culture and a treasure chest of natural treasures. Val Camonica is the ancient land of the Camuni and straddles the provinces of Bergamo and Brescia. Starting from the beautiful shores ...Read more...
Five itineraries to discover the treasures of Carnia, Friuli
Five differentitineraries to discover the places of Carnic history and tradition: PromoTurismo FVG offers a new project of Carnia tour services , the hidden treasures, led by experienced tour guides and each lasting afull day. The full day includes d...Read more...
Esterházy Palace and the St. Margarethen Quarry: two treasures of Burgenland, Austria
Less than an hour's drive from Vienna, in the Schlossquartier of Eisenstadt, capital of Burgenland, Austria's easternmost and flattest state, stands the imposing Esterházy Palace, one of Austria's most beautiful Baroque castles . The castle wa...Read more...
Ukraine has seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Here are what they are
Always a bridge between East and West,Ukraine is a country rich in centuries-old history and traditions in which different souls and cultures have always coexisted. From the capital, Kiev, to Odessa on the Black Sea or even Lviv its cities are import...Read more...
Maria Lassnig's Self-Portrait narrated by Peter Assmann
Maria Lassnig's Self-Portrait concludes the series of four short videos in which the director of the Tiroler Landesmuseen in Innsbruck,Peter Assmann, narrated four masterpieces preserved at the Ferdinandeum. Maria Lassnig is an Austrian arti...Read more...
Peter Assmann narrates Gustav Klimt's Portrait of Josef Pembauer.
Hot on the heels of the two short videos devoted to Bernardo Strozzi's Portrait of Claudio Monteverdi andAngelika Kauffmann's Self-Portrait, Tiroler Landesmuseen director Peter Assmann discusses in another video another masterpiece preserved at the F...Read more...
Angelika Kauffmann's Self-Portrait in the words of the director of the Tiroler Landesmuseen
Among the eighteenth-century masterpieces housed at the Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum in Innsbruck is theSelf-portrait of Angelika Kauffmann in traditional Bregenzerwald costume, a work from 1781. Among the earliest members of the Royal Academy ...Read more...
Bernardo Strozzi's Portrait of Monteverdi narrated by the director of the Tiroler Landesmuseen
The Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum is Innsbruck's most important art museum, inside which the entire history of Tyrol, from the Stone Age to the present day, is housed. Masterpieces of ancient art include works by such wide-ranging authors as Remb...Read more...
Innsbruck city of art: 5 museums to learn about art in the capital of Tyrol
Austria 's fifth largest city and the capital of the Tyrol, Innsbruck is the first major Austrian center one encounters coming out of Italy via the Brenner Pass, about an hour and a half's drive from Bolzano. Its name literally means "Bridge ov...Read more...
Where to see Andrea Mantegna's works in Italy. Journey through 11 cities
One of the leading artists of the Italian Renaissance, Andrea Mantegna (Isola di Carturo, 1431 Mantua, 1506) was long active in northern Italy and is known to have spread an antiquarian culture based on the observation and evocation of classi...Read more...
App is born that leads to the discovery of Mauro Staccioli's sculptures in the Tuscan countryside
Esplora Staccioli, the new app accessible through a common browser and available in both Italian and English, which allows visitors to follow the itinerary of Mauro Staccioli 's (Volterra, 1937 - Milan, 2018) sculptures, mapped and georeferenced, wi...Read more...
Barcelona, with Airbnb you can sleep in Antoni GaudÃ's Casa Vicens for 1 euro
Spend a night inside an Antoni Gaudà masterpiece, the Casa Vicens in Barcelona, or the first house designed by the great Catalan architect, which opened to the public in 2017. And not only that: the overnight stay will cost a symbolic one ...Read more...
Visiting the USA and its museums: how to apply for ESTA?
Are you planning a trip to the USA to visit the most famous museums in the United States of America? The important thing is that, as soon as possible, you apply for the U.S. ESTA so that you can land or transit in the U.S. without any problem. What ...Read more...
Aboard Dante's Train, the historic convoy from Florence to Ravenna that passes through the poet's villages
On the occasion of the seven hundredth anniversary of Dante Alighieri's death, the Fondazione Fs Italiane has provided a historic train that will connect Florence to Ravenna with a slow route that will pass through and stop in the villages on the Fae...Read more...
Zentrum Paul Klee, the world's largest collection of the artist in Renzo Piano's Three Hills
The Swiss capital, Bern, is home to the world's largest collection of works by one of the most famous artists active at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, Paul Klee (Münchenbuchsee, 1879 - Muralto, 1940). Four thousand works including ...Read more...
Three of Europe's most beautiful castles in Italy. Here is where they are located
According to a survey by Jetcost, a search engine for airfares, hotels and car rentals, among the most fascinating castles in Europe three would be Italian. In fact, Europe is full of castles of all kinds: some almost in ruins, others in perfect cond...Read more...
Ten must-see villages in Switzerland
1. Ascona Located on the northern shore of Lake Maggiore, Ascona is the lowest village in Switzerland, in the vicinity of Locarno: it is therefore in the canton of Ticino, where Italian is the official language. The relaxing strolls along the la...Read more...
St. Peter's Church in Leuven, a jewel of Brabant Gothic. In 12 stages
In the central Grote Markt, the central square of the city of Leuven (Leuven), in Flanders, stands the collegiate church of St. Peter (Sint-Pieterskerk), one of the greatest masterpieces of the Brabant Gothic: a monument so precious that it was dec...Read more...
Getting to know the Flemish Renaissance... in Flanders: a journey in ten stages
It is known that Italian museums abound with masterpieces of Flemish Renaissance art. But if one wanted to get to know the Flemish Renaissance in the land of its origin, Flanders, what could be the stops to see the places of the great masters up ...Read more...
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The Snow Labyrinth of Chamois, a work of Land Art in the most unspoiled Aosta Valley
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Journey through the Medici fortresses of Romagna
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Valnerina, what to see: 10 places not to miss
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The labyrinth overlooking the Po: the Castle of Gabiano
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Masterpieces of the Flemish world at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
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Monte Vibiano Vecchio, a labyrinth and a castle in the heart of Umbria
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Keil Space's artistic revolution in Florence: the observer at the center as co-creator
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The Fondaco dei Tedeschi, history and transformations of a symbol of Venice
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Andrea Pozzo's masterpiece: the Glory of St. Ignatius in Rome
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Sumptuous and cloistered. The Castle of Moncalieri
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The Museum of Mediterranean Weaving in Castelsardo: a museum for an ancient craft technique
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The Treasure of the Grand Dukes and the collecting of the Tuscan court
Jacopo Suggi - 29/10/2024
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