<em>Cultura in cantiere. Palazzo San Felice</em>, <em>Giovanni Battista Nolli disegna Roma</em> | Photo: A. Sbaffi, E. A. Minerva, R. Marino | Courtesy Ministero della Cultura
スケジュール: Sat Sun 10 am - 6 pm (on reservation only)
チケット: Free ticket
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ロケーション: Palazzo San Felice
住所: Via della Dataria 21
In the heart of lesser-known Rome, Cultura in Cantiere invites the public to cross the threshold of a usually inaccessible site and take part in an extraordinary experience. Every weekend until December 2025, Palazzo San Felice opens its doors and reveals itself in the midst of transformation - amid scaffolding, architectural plans, and unexpected discoveries. This majestic building, set to become the future home of the Library of Archaeology and Art History through a design by architect Mario Botta, now presents itself as a living, evolving space. The 45-minute guided tour leads visitors through institutional spaces and historic halls, unveiling details that would otherwise remain hidden. A highlight of the visit is the extraordinary opening of the Sepulchre of the Sempronii and the display of the remarkable Nuova Pianta di Roma by Nolli - an 18th-century masterpiece of urban cartography. Through immersive installations and digital renderings of the future project, the public witnesses the making of a new cultural hub in the city. Cultura in Cantiere is more than just a visit: it’s a narrative experience, a journey through transformation, and a window onto what is soon to become.
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