On the trail of Correggio with Artemilia Parma Guided Tours

On the trail of Correggio with Artemilia Parma Guided Tours

Saturday 20^th January 2018, like every Saturday,  Artemilia – Parma Guided Tours  offers a guided tour dedicated to painter Antonio Allegri, nicknamed Correggio, who created some of his greatest masterpieces in Parma. The artist was celebrated during the Seventeenth Century for grace and naturalness, which made him one of the great masters of the Renaissance, and later for the novelty and dynamism of the iconographies adopted in the domes of Parma, for which he is often considered a forerunner of the Baroque period.

The visit intends to retrace the painter’s life and work and is dedicated to the great fresco works of Correggio: the Chamber of the Abbess inside the convent of Saint Paul, among the finest pearls of the Italian Renaissance, the Church of Saint John the Evangelist and the dome of the Cathedral.

Come and discover Parma and Correggio’s masterpieces with Artemilia – Parma Guided Tours. We are waiting for you for an afternoon full of emotions!

Departure: Saturday, at 3.00 pm.

Meeting with the Artemilia Parma Guided Tours Guide in front of the Camera di San Paolo (Chamber of Saint Paul) Ticket Office at 2:50 pm.

The tour takes approximately 2 hours and a half.

Tours are subjected to availability and are for groups of more than 10 people.

All enquiries to  artemilia@guide-parma.it

All bookings are conducted by email.

Book well in advance to secure your dates.

We need to receive your confirmation within and not later than 12:00 am on the Saturday of the visit.

Fees: Guided Tour cost: euro 10,00; free for children under 18 years of age accompanied by an adult. Cathedral entrance fee: euro 2,00; free for children under 12 years of age. Chamber of Saint Paul entrance fee: euro 2,00; free for children under 18 years of age.

Booking:

CellPhone: +39 348 4559176

E-Mail: artemilia@guide-parma.it

Foto su gentile concessione del Ministero dei Beni  e delle Attività Culturali e del Turismo – Polo Museale Regionale dell’Emilia Romagna.