Conferences, exhibitions, workshops and laboratories link archaeology, art and cultural tourism in a format open to the public.

Eight editions of cinema devoted to archaeology, art and the environment, with screenings and meetings free to attend.

The principal Italian meeting on the restoration and conservation of cultural heritage, with exhibitions and demonstrations.

During design week, Triennale Milano hosts monographic retrospectives, the Museo del Design Italiano and site-specific installations.

The funerary furnishings of the architect Kha and his wife Merit return to Turin from Paris in an exceptional display.

The sacred dialogue between Etruscan and Venetic cultures, reconstructed through votive finds, bronzes and ceramics.

The Ministry of Culture opens excavations, stores and archaeological areas with free guided visits across Italy.

From the Renaissance to contemporary art, an immersive route on the symbolic and scientific power of flowers.

The largest antiques fair in Italy is held every month in the historic centre of Arezzo, with hundreds of exhibitors.