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What to see in Rome: the museums, archaeological sites and churches you should visit
TELL ME WHERE YOU ARE GOING AND I WILL TELL YOU WHAT TO SEE MuseumsArchaeological SitesChurchesHow to get around To exhaust in one article all the wonders to visit in Rome is a tall order, so I have selected the most significant attractions and some enjoyable experiences for exploring the city. Get ready to discover […]

The Poldi Pezzoli Museum: a journey into the artistic heart of Milan
What really makes a museum unique? In the heart of Italy’s economic capital lies a jewel of history and art: the Poldi Pezzoli Museum in Milan. More than a museum, the Poldi Pezzoli is a time machine to immerse yourself in a Milan of bygone times, where beauty and art are the undisputed protagonists. The […]

The restoration of the Fountain of Fortune at the Royal Palace of Naples
Restoration of works of art and our artistic heritage is extremely important to protect, preserve and enhance what our ancestors have handed down to us and what we must leave to future generations.At the Royal Palace of Naples, the restoration of the Fountain of Fortune, located in the Courtyard of Honor, is underway as part […]

Rome in two days: what to do in a weekend
Soaking up the historical and artistic beauty of Rome in two days? Rome is not only the capital of Italy, but also a city that holds some of the world’s most extraordinary artistic and architectural treasures.In this itinerary, I will guide you through a selection of places that capture the essence of this eternal city, […]

Matera: the City of Stone and the Treasure of its Rock Churches
Ancient dwellings carved into the tuff. A deep ‘valley’ (ravine) crossed by a stream. Roofs that become floors for the dwellings on the upper levels. A dense network of alleys, and the impression of walking ina papier-mâché nativity scene. All this is Matera, in Basilicata, European Capital of Culture 2019, whose rock churches and famous […]




What to see in Prato: museums, exhibitions and places you should visit
TELL ME WHERE YOU ARE GOING AND I WILL TELL YOU WHAT TO SEE MuseumsChurchesPlaces of interestEvents and ExhibitionsHow to get around Have you ever wondered what Tuscan city contains a heritage of art, history and gastronomy still little explored by mass tourism? With this post, I invite you to discover what to see in […]


Discovering the Ancient Kitchens of the Castle of Miramare in Trieste
What secrets are hidden in the service rooms of a castle, and above all what do the Ancient Kitchens of Miramare Castle in Trieste have to reveal?In the heart of Trieste, the Castle of Miramare has finally reopened the doors of its kitchens, revealing the secrets of a history also made up of scents and […]


Bellini and Veronese: two masterpieces in Vicenza for a journey through Art, Architecture and History
Have you ever dreamed of immersing yourself in the magnificence of Vicenza and in particular Renaissance Vicenza? There are two masterpieces in Vicenza, a jewel of a city, that can be admired through an itinerary that promises to be an exciting journey into beauty and art. In this post, I will take you on a […]




A new work by Mantegna discovered in Venice: the mysterious painting found at the Correr Museum
You know when a lost work of art is, quite by chance, rediscovered and this starts to trigger a series of questions that open up new horizons? That’s what happened recently at the Museo Correr in Venice, when an unknown work by Andrea Mantegna, one of the greatest Renaissance artists, re-emerged from storage. In this […]


The Museum of Forbidden Art: a refuge for censored works
Is there a place where censored art can find its voice? A unique museum in the heart of Barcelona is dedicated precisely to forbidden, or rather ‘censored’, art. Called the ‘Museum of Forbidden Art‘, this extraordinary cultural space houses works that have been hidden elsewhere because they have caused scandal and social controversy, raised thorny […]


Discovering Victor Horta’s House Museum in Brussels
Do you know Victor Horta? If you feel like discovering a unique artist and want to immerse yourself in his world, I recommend visiting his house in Brussels. Victor Horta’s House is an architectural masterpiece that embodies the essence of the Art Nouveau style. Designed and built between 1898 and 1901 by Horta, a visionary […]


Itinerary in Amsterdam: discovering Anne Frank’s places
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to walk in the footsteps of history’s most emblematic figures? Join me on this itinerary in Amsterdam as we retrace the places of Anne Frank’s life. Itinerary in Amsterdam: discovering Anne Frank’s places


Hidden Turin: discovering unexpected art gems
Over the years, Turin has been able to win over many travelers, especially for its industrialized soul. However, the Piedmontese capital recently has also gained some fame as a city of art, on the level of other famous Italian cities. This makes it an ideal destination for all those who love art and culture. Hidden […]


Michelangelo’s Secret Room in the Medici Chapels
There is a hidden place in Florence where Michelangelo Buonarroti left the mark of his genius. This place is Michelangelo’s secret room in the Medici Chapels, which has finally opened to the public. Here is why you must see it and why it is so important. Michelangelo’s Secret Room of the Medici Chapels: A Hidden […]


Roman Forum: online tickets and visit
In the Eternal City, the remains of Roman civilization bear witness to an era of incredible grandeur, when the Italian capital was able to influence the balance and fate of the entire then known world. Therefore, a visit to Rome cannot ignore what was the beating heart of political, economic, religious and legal life: the […]


The prehistoric monuments on the island of Menorca recognised as World Heritage Sites
Have you ever heard of the prehistoric monuments on the island of Menorca? The island’s mysterious and compelling past is presented through unique prehistoric monuments, which have recently been designated as jewels of humanity to be preserved for future generations. The island of Menorca, located in the heart of the Mediterranean, was the silent witness […]


Discovering the home of James Ensor in Ostend
Have you ever heard of James Ensor’s house in Ostend, in Belgium? If you feel like immersing yourself in the artistic universe of an eclectic artist then the James Ensor House is the place to be. The name of this artist evokes the extravagance and eclecticism of the Belgian art scene of the 19th and […]


In the Footsteps of El Greco: an artistic and historical journey through magical Toledo
Have you ever dreamed of walking in the places that inspired the great masters of art? With this post I take you with me to discover a legendary city and its most famous artist: El Greco in Toledo. In the Footsteps of El Greco: an artistic and historical journey through magical Toledo


Secret Milan: 5 unusual places for art lovers
Are you ready to immerse yourself in the secret, off-the-beaten-track Milan? Beyond its busy streets and fashionable shop windows, there is an artistic and cultural world waiting to be discovered in Milan. Milan, once considered a grey and transitory city, has undergone a surprising metamorphosis and is now one of the most fascinating destinations for […]


Bologna and surroundings: the 5 most beautiful villages to visit amidst art and history
Have you ever wanted to take a trip back in time as you wander through cobbled alleys and stone houses? In the hustle and bustle of modern life, taking a break in places that seem suspended between past and present can be an extraordinary experience. If you are fascinated by the idea of exploring ancient […]
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Kandinsky and Italy: a journey through colours and revolutions


Giacomo Balla, a universe of light in Parma


From the Land of the Rising Sun to Bologna: why you can’t miss the Graphic Japan exhibition
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