Grafting nature with architecture

In the heart of Rome, the central Piazza Venezia encompasses one of the city's most significant Renaissance buildings: Palazzo Venezia. Over the centuries, this remarkable location has transformed its purpose, evolving from papal residence to government headquarters, and eventually becoming a museum. Its architecture preserves the traces and memories of these transformations, where architectural features merge with natural forms in a harmonious blend of nature and culture. This rich heritage of stories and eras is unveiled to visitors as they explore the spaces of Palazzo Venezia, weaving a narrative that connects art and architecture, memory and identity. This guided tour is linked to the theme "Architectures: the art of building" for the 2025 European Heritage Days (GEP), an initiative promoted by the Ministry of Culture (MiC).

LOCATION: Palazzo Venezia entrance, via del Plebiscito, 118

This tour costs 1 euro. To secure your spot on the tour, make sure to book and buy your ticket at least 2 days in advance by clicking here. It is necessary to arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of the visit at the designated meeting point. For inquiries, please contact the educational team by sending an email to: vi-ve.edu@cultura.gov.it.

The tour will be conducted in Italian.