Courtyard of the Maglio
A restored arsenal courtyard in Turin’s Borgo Dora, now a cultural venue hosting vintage markets, performances, and community events within its distinctive metal-roofed square.
National Museum of Venice Palace
Renaissance palace on Rome’s Piazza Venezia housing medieval and Renaissance collections, and historic site of papal ceremonies and 20th-century political speeches.
Gucciardello space
A beautiful historic building in central Vittoria now functioning as a versatile venue for exhibitions, art, design, fashion, and culinary events.
Villa Torni
A 19th-century villa founded in 1882 as a pellagra hospital, transformed into a pioneering welfare institution serving rural Veneto for over 120 years.
Giovanni Alfonso Henriquez square
A Liberty and Art Décò square in southeastern Sicily showcasing early 20th-century elegance, shaped by architect Ernesto Basile’s influential style.
Rome
The capital of Italy and the Lazio region, Rome operates under a special administrative system and encompasses 1,285 square kilometres of history spanning nearly three millennia.
Rossocinabro
A contemporary art gallery in Rome founded in 2008, showcasing established and emerging artists through an active exhibition programme.
Cathedral of San Pietro Apostolo
A resilient Sicilian Baroque cathedral in Modica, rebuilt after centuries of earthquakes. Its 1620 Immaculate Conception chapel survived the 1693 catastrophe.
Vittoria
Sicily’s second-largest municipality in the Free Municipal Consortium of Ragusa, Vittoria centers on a remarkable Art Nouveau plaza among the island’s architectural treasures.
The Monumental Tombs and the Madonna del Parto Church
Rock-cut tombs and a medieval church in Sutri, built atop a 3rd-century Roman mithraeum and Etruscan burial chamber, now part of a regional heritage park.