Assisi, The Basilica Of Restoration And Restitution Virtual

The first project involves restoration of the murals of Giotto in the Chapel of St. Nicholas in the Lower Basilica. From the Chapel of St. Nicholas, visitors can climb the Upper Basilica to admire the Franciscan history, along all the walls of the nave, and from there to reach, within walking distance, the fourteenth-century Palazzo del Monte Frumentario, recently restored to a deeper understanding of those 28 scenes that make up one of the most important cycles of paintings throughout art history. In his charming rooms has an exhibition on virtual "as it was Giotto," which offers the opportunity to know the original appearance of the Stories of St. Francis of BasilicaSuperiore, reconstructed through studies of a team of the Central Institute for Restoration Direct Giuseppe Basile and mastery of Fabio Fernetti. In addition to the restoration site of the Chapel of St. Nicholas and exhibition space of Mount Frumentario, the ticket allows entry to the exhibition near Vallemani Palace, seat of the Municipal Art Gallery, which houses some outstanding frescoes by Giotto and artists the Assisi.