Mirable Relations: Spring 2026 at Palazzo Milzetti
Palazzo Milzetti, the National Museum of the Neoclassical Age in Romagna, reopens its doors to major historical and artistic research with the cycle “Mirable Relations”. Three exceptional appointments with leading scholars to explore the connections between Neoclassicism, the Faenza palace, and national excellence in graphics and restoration.
Conference Calendar
Thursday, April 9th – 5:00 PM
The drawings of Felice Giani at the Central Institute for Graphics
Curated by Rita Bernini and Giorgio Marini.
A journey through the notebooks and loose sheets of the Giani collection preserved in Rome. The conference will present the most significant works that will soon undergo major restoration, highlighting the drawing genius of the artist who decorated Faenza itself.
Thursday, May 7th – 5:00 PM
Towards a preventive and programmed conservation of Palazzo Milzetti
Curated by M. Pretelli, A. Ugolini, L. Melandri, and E. Rossoni.
In collaboration with the University of Bologna, the meeting presents the results of research on the state of conservation and microclimatic monitoring of the Palace, using innovative digital tools for the conscious management of architectural heritage.
Friday, May 29th – 5:00 PM
Palazzo Guiccioli in Ravenna: a poet’s rooms
Curated by Francesca Lui and Alberta Fabbri.
An investigation into the wall decorations of Giani’s heritage in the new home of the Byron Museums. It will explore the interiors where Lord Byron resided between 1820 and 1821, recently restored according to neoclassical canons.
Visit and Ticketing Information
- Easter Openings: The museum will remain open on Easter and Easter Monday from 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM.
- Regular hours: Mon-Sat 9:00 AM-6:30 PM (last entry 5:45 PM); Sunday 1:30 PM-6:30 PM.
- Carta Milzetti: Annual membership for €10.00 (full) / €4.00 (reduced) for unlimited entry and events.
- FaenzaMuseiCard: A shared circuit with MIC and the Pinacoteca for cross-discounts on tickets.
Contacts
Via Laderchi 1, Faenza (RA)
0546 21015 | 0546 26493
palazzomilzetti.cultura.gov.it
An unmissable opportunity to delve into neoclassical culture in one of its most significant locations in Italy. ✨ ️
