Belluno

The Reviviscar Palace, a Renaissance masterpiece in Belluno, is known for its rusticated facade adorned with allegorical figures and zodiac signs. On a house-tower at least from the fourteenth century,

Named in memory of the Belluno educator Aristide Gabelli The primary school Aristide Gabelli was conceived by the engineer brothers Agostino and Guglielmo Zadra, in line with the pedagogical guidelines

The Dino Buzzati Theater is the main theater in Belluno, located in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, in the heart of the historic center. It was built in neoclassical style from

The former fire station of Piazza Piloni, in the heart of Belluno, houses the cultural center “Piero Rossi”. This is not a visitor center in the traditional sense, but a

Built by Riccardo Alfarè, the building combines neoclassicism and modernism, fitting into the northern urban expansion of the city. Designed as a core for both residential and craft purposes (it

An open and interactive museum on the history of Belluno migration How many Italians emigrated in the last century? Why did they emigrate? What are the characteristics of Belluno’s emigration?

The Bologna city park is the green lung of the city of Belluno. In the heart of the city, it is a park equipped to entertain both children and adults.

The building in Piazza Duomo today houses the Post Office of Belluno, featuring a sober exterior and interiors rich in stuccos and sculptures. The palace, built between 1936 and 1938,

The Dojona Gate, part of a fortified complex, combines medieval and Renaissance elements, testifying to centuries of history. It takes its name from the nearby tower (Dojon) with which it

The tools and objects of the past that make up Fioretto Bortot’s ethnographic collection have been passionately gathered by the collector with the intent to reunite the material testimonies of