Art and culture enter the houses, the museums are closed to the public, but the culture doesn't stop.

Archaeologist, anthropologist and explorer, Heyerdahl is known to most for his fearless undertaking, accomplished in 1947: the journey of 4,300 miles from the shores of South America to the Tuamotu Islands on a raft!

Cocteau will write: "you shouldn't dress the walls, you have to draw on their skin, that's why I treated the frescoes linearly with the few colors that enhance tattoos. Santo Sospir is a tattooed villa ”.

An unmissable exhibition at the Stupinigi hunting lodge with photos by Nickolas Muray.

The presence of various minerals, has meant that these cavities can be counted among the most colorful tourist caves in Italy.

The Celts, despite their profound culture and respect for nature, hardly ever wrote anything, but transmitted traditions and customs orally.

More known for his cubist paintings, Fernand Léger also produced simple drawings and portraits drawn in ink or pencil. The Biotois museum opens the notebooks of these unknown masterpieces until March 2.

Marcello is Marcello and that's it ... He has created thousands of works, each of which has its own history linked to the great love for his land; love that prompted him to transform the bed of a stream into a living museum of...