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On Sunday, 24 May, the National Day of the Association of Historic Italian Residences (ADSI) returns, this year in its 15th edition. Over 450 exclusive sites, including castles, fortresses, villas, parks and gardens, will be open to the public free of charge, offering an immersive experience of the history that still makes Italy recognisable around the world today and that could form the cornerstone of the country’s long-term sustainable development. |
The event provides an important opportunity for the general public to discover Italy’s treasures – free of charge – and to shed light on a heritage that is too often overlooked, a heritage that represents not only the country’s richest history and traditions but also a source of potential that should be preserved and enhanced for the future.
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