If you are looking for a page to access all the information about Museums Venice Tickets you are in the right place.
In this post I have collected the list of the Museums of Venice you absolutely must visit with all the information and links to book and visit the city.
Museums Venice Tickets
Palazzo della Pilotta is the symbol of the power of the Farnese family, but it is also the place where you can discover the history of Parma through the buildings that make it up and the works of art that are kept inside.
In this post I will tell you about the history of Palazzo della Pilotta and the works you can admire.
Pilotta Palace
Located on the first floor of the Palazzo della Pilotta, the story of the Farnese Theatre begins in 1618 when its construction began.
Built in a very short time, in a space that was originally a hall used for various events and for the court’s knightly exercises, it was constructed using light materials such as painted wood and stucco.
In this post I will tell you about its history and some interesting facts.
Farnese Theatre
Since 2017, the works of the BPER Banca Collection have been collected and exhibited at the Bank’s headquarters in Modena.
The idea of exhibiting the collection stems from an awareness of the importance of an art collection which, at present, is the result of the union of other collections which, through the works preserved, tell the story of the Bank and the territory in which it was founded in 1867.
In this post I describe the most important works.
Works from the BPER BANCA Collection
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A statue of Athena from the Acropolis Museum in Athens arrived in Sicily in exchange for a fragment of the Parthenon frieze.
An exchange between Italy and Greece that allows the statue of Athena to be admired in Sicily for four years and a fragment of the Parthenon to be delivered for the same period of time, opening the way to probable new forms of collaboration to bring back to Greece all the elements that once made up the decoration of the most important temple in antiquity.
The Statue of Athena
