Access is made in an area with low lighting: it is advisable to bring a flashlight.
In case of rain, the stairs and floor may be slippery; appropriate footwear is recommended.
The site is abandoned and may present dust or traces of mold.
The expected duration of the stay is short, but those suffering from respiratory conditions, allergies, or asthma may experience discomfort; participation should be evaluated based on one’s own conditions.
By entering, the visitor declares to have read this information and to access voluntarily and under their own exclusive responsibility, expressly releasing the Foundation and the Delegation from any liability for possible inconveniences, damages, or consequences arising from personal or pre-existing medical conditions.

The FAI desk, from which the visit path will start, will be located in the nearby Piazza Angelina Zampieri, behind Palazzo Bembo, the meeting point for visitors.

The visit path is not accessible due to architectural barriers that impede access to the site.

On the occasion of the FAI Spring Days, the Day Hotel is reopened to the public with guided tours.

The opening of the Day Hotel during the FAI Spring Days is part of the thematic path “Underground Belluno,” dedicated to the hidden places of the city.
The visit begins at Piazza Angelina Zampieri, behind Palazzo Bembo, crosses Piazzale Cesare Battisti – where three works by the Belluno sculptor Franco Fiabane are also visible – and finally leads to the underground rooms of the Day Hotel.

Here, among traces of abandonment and furnishings left for decades, the stories of the structure are narrated in relation to the urban and social history of Belluno. We will descend into the entrance hall, from which the barber’s room, the women’s facilities, and the rooms with tubs and showers overlook.
Visitors will also be able to see the remains of the thermal power station, discovering a normally inaccessible place that offers a little-known but essential dimension of 20th-century daily life.

For more information, you can consult the FAI website.

The most important event dedicated to the cultural and landscape heritage of our Country