Fer­rara, which grew up around a ford over the Riv­er Po, became an intel­lec­tu­al and artis­tic cen­tr…

Raven­na was the seat of the Roman Empire in the 5th cen­tu­ry and then of Byzan­tine Italy until the…

The mag­nif­i­cent 12th-cen­tu­ry cathe­dral at Mod­e­na, the work of two great artists (Lan­fran­co and Wi…

Фрагменты базилики V‑VI вв. были раскопаны в самом центре Триеста в 1970‑е гг. Совершенно бесплат…

It had to be the largest church in the world and in the shape of a huge Latin cross, but was only…

The church is known as the Assump­tion Grot­to Church, due to the pop­u­lar­i­ty of the grot­to, com­plet…

Named for the lawyers who used to add gloss­es (notes) to doc­u­ments. The tombs, which date from th…

In baroque style it was built at about the year 1700. Above the bal­cony there is the fam­i­ly coat …

It was built about the year 1629. Its por­tals and brack­ets are made with carved stones.

in neo­clas­sic style, built in 1843.

in clas­si­cal style, built in 1909.

The first seat of the city gov­ern­ment.

The palace was built between 1244–1246 as an exten­sion of the near­by Palaz­zo del Podestà. It tak…

Bolog­na’s city hall, with a very rich col­lec­tion of Renais­sance paint­ings, sculp­tures and antique…

The old seat of the Notary’s guild. It was built in 1381 and com­plete­ly restored in 1908 by Alfon…

Once the main build­ing of the Uni­ver­si­ty of Bologna, it cur­rent­ly hous­es the ”Bib­liote­ca comu­nal…

no descrip­tion

The inter­na­tion­al muse­um and library of music of Bologna

The build­ing hous­es the head­quar­ters of the Uni­ver­si­ty of Bologna. The inte­ri­or is dec­o­rat­ed with…

16th cen­tu­ry build­ing dec­o­rat­ed by fres­coes by ”Car­rac­ci”. It cur­rent­ly hosts tem­po­rary exhib­it…

Donat­ed to the city in 1916, the gar­dens were orig­i­nal­ly owned by the Cel­la fam­i­ly. The 18th-cent…

On the grounds of the Palaz­zo Ravone an 18th-cen­tu­ry vil­la, it was opened to the pub­lic in 1970.

Designed and built by Tomas­so Martel­li in the 16th cen­tu­ry.