Spazio Farma - Virtual Tour 360°

Mestre, Veneto

Spazio Farma

A pharmacy in Mestre committed to supporting local cultural initiatives and community identity.

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At a glance

Spazio Farma is a pharmacy located in Mestre that actively engages with the cultural life of its community. The business has positioned itself as a supporter of local arts and cultural festivals, recognizing culture as essential to community wellbeing and identity.

What you see

Spazio Farma operates as a contemporary pharmacy space in the urban fabric of Mestre. Architectural details are not documented in available sources.

Cultural significance

The pharmacy has become known for its advocacy of local cultural events, particularly the Scene Di Paglia Festival. By supporting arts and cultural programming, Spazio Farma reflects a philosophy that culture is vital to community identity and social health—treating root causes of cultural decline rather than symptoms alone.

Key facts

Address: Via Giuseppe Paganello, 8/5, 30172 Mestre
Coordinates: 45.478041682298226, 12.250034809112547
Phone: 349 551 9625
Website: http://www.spaziofarma.com/

Practical information

Opening hours and ticket prices change through the year, so we do not republish them here: the current ones are on spaziofarma.com. What does not change is where it is: Via Giuseppe Paganello, 8/5, 30172 Mestre, at 45.478041682298226, 12.250034809112547.

Getting there

Spazio Farma is located on Via Giuseppe Paganello in Mestre, the mainland district of Venice. You can reach it by local transport or by car; use the coordinates provided for GPS navigation.

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Spazio Farma – Virtual Tour 360°