• Art & Culture

Discovering Pordenone

 

Discovering Pordenone, this is the name of the project shared (through a joint Agreement) with Piacenza and Pordenone.

The character and the works of a great artist, Giovanni Antonio de' Sacchis called il Pordenone, who is not only a connection among Cremona, Piacenza and Pordenone, but an important element of cultural and tourist enhancement for the territories that host his works.

Pordenone, who was called “pictor modernus”, is considered the most important painter of the 16th Century from Friuli and one of the main Italian painters. He was extremely talented and he had a great personality in painting interpretation. Thanks to these characteristics, he could leave some of his art works in different villages scattered all around Friuli. His innovative artistic style is well represented by the great cycle of the Stories of the Passion, painted between 1520 and 1522 in Cremona’s Cathedral. From 1530 to 1535, he also painted a series of wonderful scenes in the church Santa Maria di Campagna in Piacenza.

The frescoes by Pordenone in Cremona’s Cathedral: https://bit.ly/2WfrAvK

On the same topic

Castles Pavia

Towers, walls, ditches .. a journey between fortresses and sumptuous historic houses
  • Art & Culture

On the trail of traditional trades

Six destinations to explore crafts and tradition, on the trail of traditional trades in the timeless landscapes of Lombardy.
  • Art & Culture

Monument Varese

Stately homes, religious buildings, fortifications and UNESCO treasures among the beauties of Varese and its surroundings
Monument Varese, what to see
  • Art & Culture

5 medieval monuments in Lodi

A journey of discovery through the Middle Ages, from Borghetto Lodigiano to Lodi.
Palazzo Rho_Borghetto Lodigiano
  • Art & Culture

School trips

Cremona is the ideal destination for your school trip
  • Art & Culture

Bernardino Campi in Pizzighettone

Frescoes in the San Bassiano Church in Pizzighettone
  • Art & Culture

Monument Sondrio

Historical, artistic, traditional Sondrio in its many monuments ... and a railway station from which a special train departs
Monument Sondrio, what to see
  • Art & Culture

THE ISLAND OF THE MONASTERIES

  • Art & Culture

Milan, a fun with the children

Ancient castles, amusement parks and interactive museums. Discover what Lombardy offers for children. First stop, Milan.
A spasso con i bambini
  • Art & Culture

Open museums in Lombardy: an ode to female talent 

Lombardy’s museums are once again welcoming the public, art lovers, and other visitors with a wealth of exhibitions dedicated to women: artists, works of art, and mythological figures who have inspired exhibitions and shows
  • Art & Culture

Castles and Rice Paddies

A tour of Castles and Rice Paddies in search of a land of exquisite beauty
  • Art & Culture

Brescia, a Theatre City

From the Teatro Grande to the Brescia Opera Festival, to the Vittoriale degli Italiani in Gardone. Discover a stage city
Teatro Grande in Brescia
  • Art & Culture

Monuments Lodi

In the center of Lodi you can see buildings and monuments that are real architectural and decorative jewels
Monuments Lodi, ideas for visiting
  • Art & Culture

Rivalta sul Mincio

(Ph: in-lombardia I Mille)
  • Art & Culture

Franciacorta Itinerary

The ideal destination for those who love cultural tourism
Franciacorta Itinerary, let's traverse it
  • Art & Culture

Cammino del Vescovado: vineyards and villages

A route in three stages to discover the Terre del Vescovado, amidst picturesque villages, charming hills and famous vineyards
Cammino del Vescovado: vineyards and villages - credits: terredelvescovado.it
  • Art & Culture

Not to be missed: Top 12 tourist attractions in Milan

  • Art & Culture

Come to discover Cremona!

A new guide for children and families
  • Art & Culture

7 art capitals an hour away by train from Milan

Lecco città d'arte
  • Art & Culture

Theaters Pavia

Opera, prose, dance and theatrical review .... the theater in Pavia and the province is staged
Theaters Pavia, cultural vacations in Lombardy
  • Art & Culture