The Lands of Romagna in the Renaissance find their highest representation in the works of Marco Palmezzano (Forlì, 1459-1539) a "dear student" of Melozzo da Forlì...
The Lands of Romagna in the Renaissance find their highest representation in the works of Marco Palmezzano (Forlì, 1459-1539) a "dear student" of Melozzo da Forlì...
This itinerary leads to the discovery of the artistic and architectural heritage of the early twentieth century in Forlì, in the so-called "rationalist quarter"...
The itinerary of the Forlì Civic Art Gallery within the monumental complex of San Domenico ends in a small room designed to house the Canova sculpture of 'Hebe', the goddess 'with beautiful ankles'...
Forlì's Monumental Cemetery is a place rich in history and stories, a great 'metropolis of silence' that brings together significant monuments and architecture and condenses the memories of numerous citizens from the second half of the 19th century to the present day...
The beating heart of the city centre since the earliest centuries: this is the meaning of the majestic Piazza Aurelio Saffi...
Forlì Cathedral is one of the symbols of the religious and civil history of the city and has been known since the 10th century...
The Abbey of San Mercuriale (1178-1181), dedicated to the first Bishop of Forlì and belonging to the Lombard Romanesque architectural style, is a historic building of extraordinary religious, artistic, and civil importance...
The San Domenico Museum is the location of Forlì's municipal art gallery. Its history dates back to the 13th century, when what is now the largest museum complex in Forlì was a Dominican convent, after which it was named...
102 linear meters of mosaics dedicated to the history of flight: this is the story that unfolds along the walls of the four-sided portico of the former Aeronautical College.
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