The results of the digital survey and restoration laboratory of the internal façade of the portico in via Saragozza, from Arco Bonaccorsi to Meloncello, will be displayed in an exhibition that opens on Saturday December 18th at 10 am, in Manica Lunga at Palazzo d'Accursio.
The project,...
On 15 December 15 at 6 pm, the soundwalk Sonorous Portico #1 - Via Zamboni, a project by ZimmerFrei in partnership with Mokichi Okada Chair on Beauty, will be held with the contribution of the City of Bologna.
Lasting about 45 minutes, the walk will proceed along the porticoes of Via...
As a celebration of the reward received from UNESCO, phographic associations Terzo Tropico-APS and Tempo e Diaframma APS have conceived and set up a photo exhibition which portrays the Porticoes of Bologna from the point of view of citizens who live in them every day.
The exhibition is...
The Porticoes of Bologna, inscribed on the World Heritage List, are now represented by a new logo, designed by Jessica Bottaro and Francesco Piazza, the same young graphic designers of the visual identity which accompanied the nomination process.
The new logo is the result of an overall...
The World Heritage Cities Programme is collecting examples of management practices, events, and activities related to World Heritage and historic cities.
The collected case studies are shown on the World Heritage Canopy online platform. As part of this compilation, the case study about...
The Porticoes of Bologna have been inscribed on UNESCO WorldHeritage List!
This addition was made during the extended 44th session of the World Heritage Committee held online and chaired from...
In the school year 2020-2021, some classes of the "Laura Bassi" Liceo carried out a project about Porticoes and UNESCO in connection with the syllabus of Art History and Citizenship Education. Their work included observation and documentation of the porticoes whose result is summarized in this...
On Tuesday 29 June Omar Bortolacelli, in a wheelchair for 10 years due to an accident at work, will walk the last 500 meters of the Portico di San Luca. The "solo" physical test, made possible by a latest generation exoskeleton, will face the steepest section of the portico that goes up to the...
