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Have you ever wondered what lies behind the walls of an abandoned church, forgotten by time and then brought back to life? The former Church of San Barbaziano in Bologna has finally reopened its doors thanks to a major restoration project, transforming itself from an urban ruin into a space with strong cultural significance. This […]

A few years ago, while looking for an alternative to the classic ‘sofa and TV series’ weekend, I came across a place that promised wonders: the Antonio Canova Gypsotheca and Museum in Possagno. I had never been there, I only had a vague idea of what to expect, but it left me speechless. THE GYPSOTHECA […]

Have you ever wondered what happens when a city steeped in art decides to open its doors to contemporary art? This is exactly what happens in Mantua: an encounter between past and future that you absolutely cannot miss. I am referring to the forthcoming opening of the museum dedicated to the Sonnabend Collection, a treasure […]

If you are looking for all the information you need to organise a visit to the Chiossone Museum in Genoa, you are in the right place! The museum, a hidden gem in the heart of the city, houses one of the most important collections of Oriental art in Europe. I will guide you step by […]

If I told you that in the heart of Genoa there is a corner of Japan, would you believe it? A few years ago, curious as ever, I visited the Chiossone Museum and I must admit: I had no idea what to expect. Well, it was love at first sight! This museum is a little […]

Have you ever wanted to fully immerse yourself in the art of Antonio Canova, the undisputed master of Neoclassicism? As of 1 December 2024, the Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova in Possagno (TV) has returned to new splendour, offering visitors a unique experience. After seven years of restoration and seismic improvement work, the 19th-century wing has […]

The Cathedral of Siena is a must-see attraction in the Tuscan city, along with the distinctive Piazza del Campo, famous for the world-famous Palio horse race. This cathedral is a magnificent example of Italian Romanesque-Gothic art, housing beautiful sculptures and stained glass windows. Siena Cathedral: what to see

The Picasso Museum in Malaga is one of the main attractions in the Spanish city and offers a remarkable collection of the artist’s works. There are several options for visiting the museum that I highly recommend to make the most of the experience. You can then dedicate yourself to other wonderful attractions in Malaga, one […]

To visit the Domus Aurea is to explore what was once a magnificent Roman residence, commissioned by Emperor Nero after the great fire of Rome in 64 AD. Originally, the Domus Aurea stretched over almost one hundred hectares of lush gardens. Purchasing tickets for the Domus Aurea in advance allows you to take part in […]

The Valley of the Temples in Agrigento is one of the must-see destinations when visiting Sicily. This extraordinary archaeological complex, dating back to the Magna Graecia, is a UNESCO heritage site and one of the best preserved in the world. Its historical and cultural importance makes it an essential stop for anyone wishing to explore […]

BARCELONA MUSEUMS: THOSE YOU MUST SEE Barcelona museums. Which ones to visit and which ones to include in the itinerary for a visit to the city? When I wrote the post about What to see in Barcelona discovering Gaudí’s works, I inserted a series of museums you must see whichever itinerary you choose. If you are looking […]

Everyone agrees that on a trip to Madrid Pablo Picasso’s majestic “Guernica” on display at the Prado Museum is a must-see, but perhaps not everyone knows how significant an impact Barcelona had on the life and work of the famous Cubist painter. Right in the heart of the Born district, Barcelona is home to a […]

In the early hours of March 18, 1990, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston was the scene of the largest art theft in history. Two men dressed as police officers appeared at the museum’s entrance, claiming to have been called to respond to an emergency call. Naively, the security guards allowed them access, and […]

The Cesare Lombroso Museum of Criminal Anthropology was founded in the last quarter of the 19th century at the behest of the physician and anthropologist who still bears his name, best known for his theories on the link between physiognomy and criminal degeneration. Although these theories have been largely disproved scientifically, even today visiting the […]

The Mole Antonelliana is one of the symbols of the city of Turin and, at the time of its construction, a true architectural innovation. Since the 1960s, it has been possible to ride an elevator up to the panoramic terrace and admire the entire city from 85 meters high. The Mole is also the prestigious […]

In the northern part of Cilento, Campania, we find an archaeological park where we can visit the remains of the best-preserved Greco-Roman city in Italy. This is Paestum, best known for its temples: it offers visitors a unique testimony to life at the time of Magna Graecia and the Romans. How to buy tickets to […]

A city like Barcelona has much to offer the art lover. Surely you have heard of must-see museums, such as the Picasso Museum, or Antoni Gaudí’s best-known buildings, such as the Sagrada Familia and the Casa Batlló. There is, however, one attraction that is slowly becoming known: it is the Casa Vicens, a house that […]

The MACBA, Barcelona’s Museum of Contemporary Art, is located in the beating heart of the Raval, a neighborhood of the city less known to tourists but reborn and enlivened thanks in part to the presence of this building. If art is your passion, MACBA deserves a place on your list of must-see museums in Barcelona, […]

Have you ever visited a place that can transport you back in time, offering a unique experience between art, spirituality and centuries of dedication to human welfare? After a thorough restoration, St. John’s Hospital in Bruges has reopened to the public, offering just such an opportunity. In this post, I take you on a tour […]