
Galla Placidia (386-452), sister of Honorius, the Roman emperor who in 402 moved the capital of the Western Empire from Milan to Ravenna built around 425-450 this small mausoleum... more »
Among the Basilicas of Ravenna, St. Apollinaris Nuovo is the one with the most controversial history representing the synthesis of the reign of Ostrogoth Theodoric and the empire... more »
The Domus dei Tappeti di Pietra is one of the most important Italian archaeological discoveries of recent decades. The Domus is accessed through the small church of St. Euphemia... more »
The Dante Museum is on the first floor of the former Franciscan convent adjacent to the tomb of Dante and the Basilica of San Francesco. The space is composed by two sections... more »
Located in the cloisters of the former Benedictine monastery, in the monumental complex of San Vitale, the National Museum houses important collections of art including some... more »