Animated visits

A secret garden, a marketplace and two majestic complexes. Perusing maps of Piazza Venezia old and new is a journey back in time, as with an illustrated history album. The animated visit leads students through the historical and artistic happenings in this part of Rome and its buildings: Palazzo Venezia, one of the most outstanding Renaissance residences in the city, and the Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II, first King of Italy. Each student creates his/her own sentimental map, inserting a snapshot of the Vittoriano, the details and colours of frescoes in Palazzo Venezia and the  story that has most struck his/her imagination, plus a proposal for the future of the city.

A secret garden, a marketplace and two majestic complexes. Perusing maps of Piazza Venezia old and new is a journey back in time, as with an illustrated history album. The animated visit leads students through the historical and artistic happenings in this part of Rome and its buildings: Palazzo Venezia, one of the most outstanding Renaissance residences in the city, and the Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II, first King of Italy. Each student creates his/her own sentimental map, inserting a snapshot of the Vittoriano, the details and colours of frescoes in Palazzo Venezia and the  story that has most struck his/her imagination, plus a proposal for the future of the city.

A secret garden, a marketplace and two majestic complexes. Perusing maps of Piazza Venezia old and new is a journey back in time, as with an illustrated history album. The animated visit leads students through the historical and artistic happenings in this part of Rome and its buildings: Palazzo Venezia, one of the most outstanding Renaissance residences in the city, and the Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II, first King of Italy. Each student creates his/her own sentimental map, inserting a snapshot of the Vittoriano, the details and colours of frescoes in Palazzo Venezia and the  story that has most struck his/her imagination, plus a proposal for the future of the city.

A secret garden, a marketplace and two majestic complexes. Perusing maps of Piazza Venezia old and new is a journey back in time, as with an illustrated history album. The animated visit leads students through the historical and artistic happenings in this part of Rome and its buildings: Palazzo Venezia, one of the most outstanding Renaissance residences in the city, and the Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II, first King of Italy. Each student creates his/her own sentimental map, inserting a snapshot of the Vittoriano, the details and colours of frescoes in Palazzo Venezia and the  story that has most struck his/her imagination, plus a proposal for the future of the city.