Tag: ARCHEOLOGIA

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3 March 2026

Taormina and the Mount Etna: Virtual Free Guided Tour

The Institute, in collaboration with The Grand Tour Europe, is pleased to invite you to the third appointment of the Free Virtual Guided Tours series, led by Mario Berardi. Get ready for an extraordinary journey to discover Taormina and the Mount Etna, two timeless jewels of Sicily. Admire the majestic Greek Theatre, suspended between sky […]

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3 February 2026

FREE VIRTUAL GUIDED ART TOURS – FREE REGISTRATION!

Discover Italy without leaving your home! The Italian Cultural Institute of Sydney, in collaboration with The Grand Tour, invites you to join an exclusive series of FREE virtual guided tours, taking place every second Wednesday from February 25 to May 20. Let an expert and accredited guide take you on a journey to discover Italy’s […]

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18 April 2024

Three Days of Naples: A Celebration of Culture, Cuisine and Creativity – Day 3 “Agalma”: Daily life at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples

  “Agalma”: Daily life at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples Screening of the documentary by Doriana Monaco (2020, 54 min.) on Thursday 16 May at the Italian Cultural Institute in York Street. Produced by Parallelo 41, the hour-long film chronicles the beauty of one of the most important museums of classical art in the […]

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30 November 2021

Italy’s great (hidden) beauty

History and art in UNESCO World Heritage sites With Dr Kathleen Olive Many of Italy’s World Heritage sites are well known and draw thousands of tourists every year, from the historic centre of Florence to the archaeological site of Pompeii, Leonardo’s Last Supper and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. But what of the lesser-known World […]

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17 February 2017

Escape from Pompeii

The untold Roman rescue International exhibition featuring 2,000 year old artefacts from Pompeii, Sicily, Naples and Rome In 79 AD Mount Vesuvius erupted, spewing huge waves of volcanic ash and debris over the thickly populated Bay of Naples. The eruption was noticed at the Roman Naval base at Misenum, and in response the fleet’s commander, […]

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