Overview
The biggest event dedicated to Italy’s cultural heritage and landscape
returns: more than 750 inaccessible or little-known places will open to the public over this weekend.
A boundless, varied heritage, places usually closed to the public and traditionally not considered as cultural assets have been discovered to possess a cultural value that should be promoted and, above all, shared: villas, churches, historical palaces, castles, museums and archaeological areas, industrial archaeology sites, art collections, libraries, civic and military buildings, workplaces and craft workshops, along with parks, natural areas, gardens and villages.
An unmissable opportunity: visiting unique places, from north to south, accompanied by the thousands of volunteers who enrich the work of the Fondo Ambiente Italiano (FAI) with their commitment.
View the list of locations and how to participate at www.giornatefai.it
For event information and ticket costs, visit the official website
For event information and ticket costs, visit the official website
