Tourist Attractions & Monuments dans les Italie - Alpes italiennes et Dolomites

Built in the first half of the th century by Giuseppe Barbieri to become the seat of the Austrian Civic Guard, it is a great neoclassical palace built on the model of ancient Roman temples. Inside are two great paintings by Paolo Farinati and Felice Brusasorci illustrating episodes in the history of Verona. Since 1869, it has been the seat of the municipality.

At the end of the th century, at the time of the tyrant Ezzelino da Romano and repeated several times thereafter, this tower is on the west side of Piazza Amphitheatre and was part of Cittadella.

The Province of Brescia has set up a network of reception and information offices, which work in collaboration with the municipalities and local companies and associations involved in tourism. In Sirmione, for example, there are two InfoPoints, one of which deals specifically with the hotel offer. It also provides information about thermal baths, heritage tours, excursions to natural parks (Monte Baldo, Alto Garda Bresciano), recreational activities (Gardaland, Aquapark Canevaworld), wine and food, and the agenda of cultural events.

Conceived as a lair for the troops during rainy days, the construction of this palace began in 1610 by Domenico Curtoni (disciple of Michele Sanmicheli), but the works ended only around the th century by Giuseppe Barbieri. The first floor is characterized by a porch with thirteen arcades. Finally, this palace regularly hosts exhibitions.

The axis of Vittorio Vittorio gallery, which leaves from piazza del Duomo, leads directly to piazza della Scala. This was Stendhal's favourite walk, which was disait in mind and in mind. At the exit of the gallery, you arrive at La Scala Square where the Scala theatre, the Temple of lyrical and classical music, rises. At the left of the theatre is the Scala Museum, where you can keep collections of costumes and documents relating to lyrical music. Just opposite La Scala, you can find the Palazzo Marino, the most Beautiful Hotel in the city, which is now the seat of the town hall.

The statue in front of the palace is that of Leonardo da Vinci, who lived for nearly twenty years in the court of Ludovico il Moro.

A collection of 15 000 works (only one part is exhibited) of international, Italian and Piedmontese artists from the th century to the present. The first floor is devoted to the period from the former Regime at the beginning of the 1st century; in particular, it welcomes the sculptures of Canova. The 2nd floor is devoted to several artists in Brasilia, such as Pellizza da Volpedo and the Group of Six (Chessa, Galante, Levi, Menzio, Paolucci, Boswell). There are also an impressive number of contemporary Italian artists, such as the sculptor Medardo Rosso, Modigliani, Sironi, De Chirico, Morandi, De Pisis, Felice Casorati, Lucio Fontana, Guttuso, and representatives of the "Poor Art" movement, the main one being Michelangelo Pistoletto. Finally, with regard to foreign artists, Klee, Picasso, Léger and Chagall.

Located next to the monastery, this museum, founded by the CAI (Italian Alpine Club), covers the history of mountaineering and mountain exploration, and the life and traditions of the inhabitants of the Italian Alps until the beginning of the xxth century. He is dedicated to Luigi di Savoia, duke of Abruzzo, an explorer duke who was the first to reach the top of the K 2 summit. You can also see objects that belonged to the members of the Italian expedition at the North Pole in 1907.