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Inexhibit.com is a web portal dedicated to permanent and temporary exhibition spaces. It’s addressed to professionals, to art enthusiasts, to travellers and to simply curious people. For all One of our objectives is to build up an experimental map of excellent exhibition centres – museums, temporary exhibition centres, open-air expositions – selected according to some parameters we deem ...

Museums and exhibitions in Venice and the Venetian Lagoon, from the Biennale to Palazzo Ducale, from Ca' Pesaro to the Peggy Guggenheim collection, and more

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Florence (Firenze in Italian) is world-famous as the cradle of the Italian Renaissance.A city founded by the Romans with the name of Florentia that greatly expanded during the Middle-Ages, from the early-14th century to the late-16th century, under the reign of the Medici family, Florence had been indeed the birthplace or the hometown of …

If you ask your friends the name of a city world-famous for its museums, they will probably say “It’s Paris. Indeed, Paris is not the city with the largest number of museums (London and Washington D.C. have possibly more); yet, it is arguably where the most famous ones are.

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In the real world Japan pavilion | 14th Architecture Biennale. In Japan, modernization coincided with the import of the Western Model after World War Two, but the Country’s frantic development process, in which architecture played a fundamental role, also produced contradictions and criticalities that, in the early 1970s, added themselves to the Energy crisis.

Thanks to its 2,500-year-long history, Rome is one of the most diverse and culturally rich cities in the world. Despite its being one of the largest European capitals, the Eternal City is rather simple to visit, since most museums and cultural attractions are located in its central neighborhoods. Our suggestion is to move across the city on foot (if you like walking), by taxi, or by the ...