The church of St. Christopher and the monumental catholic graveyard of Ferrara The Carthusian Monastery of St. Christopher is much more than a municipal cemetery; it is a “place of memories”. Here lie our illustrious ancestors, who brought fame to this city: from the founder, the devout Borso d’Este, to the minister Costabili, the intellectual Leopoldo Cicognara and the famous portraitist Giovanni Boldini. All the tombs are not just a homage to these characters, but a real itinerary that recounts the history of sculpture in Ferrara from the Renaissance, (...)
Streets of silence: Ferrara by Giorgio Bassani. An itinerary that seeks all those atmospheres and views of the town that inspired the setting of G. Bassani’s novels: from the ancient jewish graveyard to the tennis fields of the "Marfisa’s Club"; from the Renaissance Walls to Ariosto’s Square; from the heart of the jewish Ghetto to the Public Library. Following the footsteps of the characters of the "Five Ferrarese stories" we’ll try to gather the atmospheres (...)