Archaeological Park and Museum of Scolacium
Scolacium — ancient Scylletium, later renamed Minervium and Colonia Minervia — was a seaside city in present-day Calabria, whose ruins lie at the frazione of…
Quarries of Cusa
The Quarries of Cusa — known in Italian as Cave di Cusa or Rocche di Cusa — are an ancient stone quarry near Campobello di Mazara in the Province of Trapani…
Archaeological Zone Halaesa Arconidea
Halaesa, also known as Halaesa Archonidea, was an ancient city of Magna Graecia on the northern coast of Sicily, situated between Cephaloedium (modern…
Scavi di Caulonia, l’antica Kaulon
Kaulon, also written Caulonia or Caulon, was an ancient Greek city founded on the Ionian coast of Calabria around the seventh century BC. Its ruins…
European Cultural Centre – Bembo Palace
Palazzo Bembo is a fourteenth-century Venetian Gothic-Byzantine palace on the Grand Canal in Venice, situated close to the Rialto Bridge next to the Palazzo…
Arte Etrusca Sovana Reproduction of Etruscan gold jewelry handmade
Arte Etrusca Sovana is an artisan workshop in Sovana, southern Tuscany, dedicated to the handmade reproduction of Etruscan gold jewellery using techniques…
San Mamiliano Museum – Church of San Mamiliano
The Church of San Mamiliano is a small but historically significant early Christian place of worship in Sovana, a medieval hilltop hamlet in the province of…
Ca’ Zanardi Palace | ITSLIQUID Group
Ca’ Zanardi is a late-Gothic palazzo on the Cannaregio canal in Venice, built in the fifteenth century and named after the Zanardi family who owned it for…
Abbazia greca di San Nilo a Grottaferrata (1004): gli affreschi del Domenichino, i codici bizantini e il laboratorio del libro antico
A venti chilometri da Roma, dentro un fossato e bastioni che la fanno sembrare un castello, sopravvive un’abbazia dove da più di mille anni si canta la…
Fortuny Palace – Pesaro Palace of the Orfei
The Palazzo Pesaro degli Orfei, widely known as Palazzo Fortuny, is a late-Gothic palace in Venice built by the Pesaro family in the fifteenth century. From…