Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: Archiginnasio

Bologna 2021 – Archiginnasio – Staircase

Bologna 2021 – Archiginnasio – Staircase

Michiel 2005
26 Dec 2021 49
The Archiginnasio dates from 1563 and was built for the University so it had a unified building. The University moved out in 1803 and now it houses the Biblioteca comunale dell’Archiginnasio, which contains the books from all the religious orders which were closed down by Napoleon.
Bologna 2021 – Archiginnasio – Memorial dedicated to the Fornasari Brothers

Bologna 2021 – Archiginnasio – Memorial dedicated…

Michiel 2005
26 Dec 2021 44
The Archiginnasio dates from 1563 and was built for the University so it had a unified building. The University moved out in 1803 and now it houses the Biblioteca comunale dell’Archiginnasio, which contains the books from all the religious orders which were closed down by Napoleon.
Bologna 2021 – Archiginnasio – Sala dello Stabat Mater

Bologna 2021 – Archiginnasio – Sala dello Stabat M…

Michiel 2005
26 Dec 2021 38
The Archiginnasio dates from 1563 and was built for the University so it had a unified building. The University moved out in 1803 and now it houses the Biblioteca comunale dell’Archiginnasio, which contains the books from all the religious orders which were closed down by Napoleon.
Bologna 2021 – Archiginnasio – Anatomical Theater

Bologna 2021 – Archiginnasio – Anatomical Theater

Michiel 2005
26 Dec 2021 53
Dates from 1636. The Archiginnasio dates from 1563 and was built for the University so it had a unified building. The University moved out in 1803 and now it houses the Biblioteca comunale dell’Archiginnasio, which contains the books from all the religious orders which were closed down by Napoleon.
Bologna 2021 – Archiginnasio – Sala dello Stabat Mater

Bologna 2021 – Archiginnasio – Sala dello Stabat M…

Michiel 2005
26 Dec 2021 52
The Archiginnasio dates from 1563 and was built for the University so it had a unified building. The University moved out in 1803 and now it houses the Biblioteca comunale dell’Archiginnasio, which contains the books from all the religious orders which were closed down by Napoleon.