Entry cost for the Civic Museums: 2 euros

Cost of workshops/activities: 5 euros

This is a multidisciplinary project realized by the fourth year students of the Humanities and Communication Arts high school of the Vittorino da Feltre Canossian Institute. It explores the concept of ideal city and utopia through art, philosophy, sociology, and civic education. The students collaborated with the Municipality of Feltre and the FAI to enhance the Castle, nominated as a “place of the heart,” inviting to promote this identity symbol through a school assembly and a guided tour curated by the FAI group leader Isabella Pilo.

From the creativity of the students, about forty panels have emerged that, using various artistic techniques, imagined the regeneration of corners of the city of Feltre. The initiative transforms into an exhibition offered to the community that has supported the nomination of the Castle.

Adopting this cause aims to raise awareness among students regarding the territory they live in, making them active protagonist citizens in a sort of urban regeneration of their city. Schools that wish to visit the exhibition can contact the Museums Office to agree on openings at other times. 

An exhibition by the fourth class of the Human Sciences and Communication Arts High School of the Canossian Institute Vittorino da Feltre at the Castle Towers

The exhibition is open on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, with the addition of Easter Monday, the last day available for visits.

Entry cost for the Civic Museums: 2 euros

Cost of workshops/activities: 5 euros

This is a multidisciplinary project realized by the fourth year students of the Humanities and Communication Arts high school of the Vittorino da Feltre Canossian Institute. It explores the concept of ideal city and utopia through art, philosophy, sociology, and civic education. The students collaborated with the Municipality of Feltre and the FAI to enhance the Castle, nominated as a “place of the heart,” inviting to promote this identity symbol through a school assembly and a guided tour curated by the FAI group leader Isabella Pilo.

From the creativity of the students, about forty panels have emerged that, using various artistic techniques, imagined the regeneration of corners of the city of Feltre. The initiative transforms into an exhibition offered to the community that has supported the nomination of the Castle.

Adopting this cause aims to raise awareness among students regarding the territory they live in, making them active protagonist citizens in a sort of urban regeneration of their city. Schools that wish to visit the exhibition can contact the Museums Office to agree on openings at other times. 

An exhibition by the fourth class of the Human Sciences and Communication Arts High School of the Canossian Institute Vittorino da Feltre at the Castle Towers

The exhibition is open on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, with the addition of Easter Monday, the last day available for visits.