The gates Art and Culture Forlì In Forlì there are several gates that date back to different moments in the history of the area: Cotogni’s Gate, Ravaldino’s Gate, San Pietro’s Gate, Schiavonia’s Gate. Visit the website below to discover their story! For further informations about the gates, click here
The internal library of the State Archives provides support for the study room, where it is possible to consult archival, legal and historical texts, also with reference to local history...
On the west side of Piazza Aurelio Saffi there is a beautiful building whose history describes Forlì's complex history and culture...
Albicini Palace is located at number 82 of Corso Garibaldi and it comprises the largest part of the Ordelaffi residences, which were downgraded when the noble family chose the Town Hall as their residence...
Designed by Arnaldo Fuzzi, the current Istituto Tecnico Industriale (Industrial Technical Institute) Giacomo Marconi was built between the late thirties and early forties of the twentieth century...
The two buildings stand as the new city gate and the scenographic background to the War Memorial...
The building included, in addition to the institute's management offices, shops overlooking the portico and some twenty flats with access from Via Bruni and Via Baratti, in accordance with the criteria of land use and profitability required by the central administration...
Together with the Vecchiazzano English Cemetery, it is one of the two war cemeteries in Forlì that house the remains of Commonwealth soldiers who fell during World War II...
In 1707, construction began on the former Convento dei Carmelitani Scalzi di S. Teresa to a design by Carlo Cesare Scaletti...
Each of the two buildings consists of 24 dwellings designed according to rational distribution schemes and equipped with modern amenities...
The two buildings were designed by the engineer Ezio Bianchi, seeking a perspective image still based on a 19th century conception...
The building is part of the group of social housing for workers built in the early 1930s...
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