Founded by Frederick II as a palatine chapel, with a privilege that held until 1929. A collapse in January 1316 brought the craftsmen of Bitonto, whose signature is still legible above the Angevin door.
Torrita di Siena is a medieval walled village and comune in the Province of Siena in southern Tuscany, situated about 80 kilometres southeast of Florence and…
Ston is a medieval fortified settlement on the southern tip of the Pelješac peninsula in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County of Croatia, renowned for its…
The Association of Promoters of the Sea Museums is a cultural organisation based in Genoa dedicated to promoting and connecting maritime heritage…
The Museum of Peasant Civilization and Popular Culture, named after its founder A. Montori, is an ethnographic institution in the Lazio region north of Rome…
Ombrelloni Art Space is a contemporary art venue in Rome, operating as a hybrid exhibition, studio and event space in the capital’s creative scene. Taking…
For Passion and for Delight is a cultural exhibition venue and heritage experience located in central Rome, celebrating the grand tradition of collecting…
Enzo Pazzagli Art Park is an open-air sculpture and art park in Tuscany, created around the work of Italian sculptor and artist Enzo Pazzagli. Set in the…
The Nicolaci Palace, known in Italian as Palazzo Nicolaci di Villadorata, is one of the finest Baroque noble residences in Sicily, standing on Via Corrado…
Ipogeo MateraSum is an underground heritage space in Matera, Basilicata, carved into the tufa rock characteristic of the city’s famous Sassi districts. Set…
