Places of Culture, especially in the post-Covid era, represent one of the crucial factors of a city's economy, laboratories of ideas, centres of attraction, confrontation, dissemination, socialisation.

Italy's most important cities have rethought and regenerated entire parts around a museum, a cultural foundation headquarters. Villages in inland areas are relying on cultural venues and digital technologies to structure their future.

Today, the urban and territorial role of cultural spaces is expanding and diversifying to the point of assuming completely unexpected characteristics: it is the case that heterogeneous functions are concentrated in them, giving rise to multidisciplinary ensembles capable of simultaneously intercepting different cultural, educational, artistic and experiential needs...