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…
Greek Abbey of San Nilo at Grottaferrata (1004): Domenichino’s Frescoes, the Byzantine Codices and the Workshop of the Ancient Book – Virtual Tour 360°
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 – Virtual Tour 360°
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…
The Cathedral of Reggio Calabria
The Cathedral of Reggio Calabria, dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, is the archiepiscopal seat of the Archdiocese of Reggio Calabria-Bova and…
Panorama XXL – Virtual Tour 360°
Panorama XXL is a large-format immersive art venue in Rouen, Normandy, dedicated to exhibiting colossal 360-degree panoramic paintings. Housed in a…
L’Acchiatura, Local Turistic Information
L’Acchiatura is the tourist office of Grottaglie, in Apulia, in a building of 1926 that began as the town’s public baths.
Campo dei Frari – Virtual Tour 360°
Campo dei Frari is the broad square at the heart of the San Polo district of Venice, dominated by one of the largest and most important Gothic churches in…
Marino Marini Museum – Former Church of San Pancrazio – Virtual Tour 360°
The Museo Marino Marini in Florence occupies the deconsecrated Romanesque church of San Pancrazio in the Oltrarno district, housing the second-largest public…
Altopiano di Valensole, Plateau De Valensole – Virtual Tour 360°
The Plateau de Valensole is a vast limestone tableland in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department of southeastern France, rising between 500 and 600 metres…
Campo San Rocco – Virtual Tour 360°
Campo San Rocco is a small square in the San Polo sestiere of Venice, situated at the heart of one of the city’s greatest concentrations of Renaissance art.…