The Museum of Italian Song will be born in San Remo in a historic building

In 2021, the Italian Song Museum will be born in San Remo and will be based at Palazzo Borea d’Olmo. The outline of an agreement between the City of San Remo, the company Villaggio Globale International S.r.l. and the firm Calvi Ceschia Viganò architetti associati has been approved. “We had been working on it for almost two years, and if I never spoke before it was so as not to create too many expectations. The new year will see the start of the path that will lead to the creation of an unprecedented Museum of Italian Song,” announced Sanremo Mayor Alberto Biancheri.

According to the plan, the new museum will be technological, multimedia, multisensory, open to the surrounding current events and constantly evolving; a “cultural center of strong museum appeal, of great excellence in the national panorama,” the mayor called it. A museum venue to enhance the year-round Italian Song Festival.

Along with the promoters, both Rai and Liguria Regional President Giovanni Toti were involved.

“To have brought this project to approval is a source of great satisfaction for me,” Mayor Biancheri concludes, “both because at last Sanremo has a strong project to enhance the tourist value all year round of the main event for which it is known worldwide, the Italian Song Festival, and because this project comes from public-private collaboration, which is increasingly firm and fruitful. It is yet more evidence of how San Remo continues to attract private investment, as has happened in recent years in fashion, boating and culture.”

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The Museum of Italian Song will be born in San Remo in a historic building

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