A collection of City Signposts in the colours of the rainbow to take you on a journey through the history of Italian architecture.
TRULLI OF ALBEROBELLO - ALBEROBELLO
Dry-assembled limestone houses, more than 1,500 constructions concentrated between the districts of Monti and Aja Piccola draw one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.
PIAZZA DEI MIRACOLI - PISA
Defying all architectural rules, the Tower of Pisa, built in 1173, has resisted the passage of centuries.
THE VELASCA TOWER - MILAN
Built between 1955 and 1957 by BBPR, the Velasca Tower is the epitome of the skyscraper.
TEMPLE OF NEPTUNE - PAESTUM
One of the most precious archaeological sites in Italy, unique for its intact finds and its marvellous use of colour.
PALAZZO DELLO SPAGNOLO - NAPLES
Built in the 18th century, the style of the palace follows the canons of Neapolitan baroque, the decorations adhere to the stylistic rules of rococo.
THE FOUNTAIN OF THE ELEPHANT - CATANIA
The fountain dominates Piazza del Duomo. Three civilisations are represented in a single monument: Punic, Christian and Egyptian. It tells of the rebirth of Catania after the eruption of Etna.
THE CATHEDRAL OF MILAN - MILAN
3400 statues, 500 years of construction is the largest Gothic complex in Italy: the Duomo of Milan is the third largest Catholic church in the world and the fifth largest in the world.
THE RIALTO BRIDGE - VENICE
King of all Venetian bridges, a single arch connecting the two banks of the Grand Canal.
COLOSSEUM - ROME
For two thousand years it has been telling an uninterrupted story of fascination and magnificence of the Roman Empire and is one of the Seven Wonders of the World, a unique historical and archaeological treasure.
SAN PETRONIO AND SANTA MARIA DELLA VITA - BOLOGNA
Bologna, the Dotta, the Grassa, the Rossa, but one of its most priceless heritages is its numerous churches, the most fascinating and important of which are the Basilica of San Petronio and the Dome of Santa Maria Della Vita.
THE MOLE ANTONELLIANA - TURIN
At 167.5 metres high, it is the highest masonry construction in Italy. Originally intended to become a public synagogue, it is now home to the National Cinema Museum.
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Details City Signposts:
made of 300gr laser-cut paper
12 different colours with many different combinations
Size: Ø 6 cm
The 12 City Signs are contained in a small metal box with a screw that protects them for storage and allows them to be gift-wrapped.
The product is 100% made in Italy.