Emilia Romagna - Finestre sull'Arte

Starting April 1, Pomposa Abbey will be accessed only by electronic ticketing

Starting April 1, 2026,Pomposa Abbey and the Pomposian Museum will introduce a new electronic ticketing system designed to improve the visitor experience by making it more accessible, inclusive, and tailored to the needs of the public. This innovatio...
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Riccione, former Piva Furnace reborn as Territory Museum

In Riccione, theformer Piva Furnace, a historic industrial complex linked to the city's manufacturing development, is preparing for a new life as the Museum of the Territory. The project, signed by Politecnica Building for Humans, marks the completio...
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Bartolomeo Cesi, Bologna rediscovers the poet of silence: what the Civic Museum exhibition looks like

In order to enter the ascetic universe of Bartolomeo Cesi it is necessary to abandon on the threshold any sort of prejudice connected with the times and places in which he painted, it is necessary to clear one's mind of any preconception about the ar...
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The Palace of Museums in Reggio Emilia, a radical museum. Tour through Italo Rota's installation.

If there is one aspect for which Reggio Emilia is famous throughout the world, it is the "Reggio Emilia Approach," an educational philosophy that is based on the strong developmental potential of children and their being considered as subjects of rig...
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Ferrara, Palazzina di Marfisa d'Este reopens: beautiful Renaissance mansion renovated

An important milestone for Ferrara: on Saturday,September 6, Palazzina Marfisa d'Este, one of the most important Renaissance residences in northern Italy, will reopen its doors to the public. Located along Corso Giovecca, the residence is once again ...
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Sarsina, Rufus Hall reopens: the Mausoleum visible even at night from outside

After eleven months of closure and a construction site involving more than 1,600 square meters distributed on three levels, the heart of the National Archaeological Museum of Sarsina finally reopens to the public. Starting August 27, visitors will in...
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Valerio Berruti's mermaid-child inaugurated in Cervia

With its official lighting, Valerio Berruti's large light installation Not Enough Siren Song was inaugurated, destined to remain permanently on the north quay of Cervia's canal port, Milano Marittima side. It was the artist himself who lit it for the...
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Jewish Ferrara, 10 places to know

Ferrara is the custodian of an extraordinarily rich and complex Jewish history, which has its roots in the 13th century and continues to leave an indelible mark on the city's urban and cultural fabric. The Jewish presence in Ferrara has been continuo...
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