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Located about 70 km north-east of Venice<\/strong>, Caorle<\/strong> is an ancient fishing village where time seems to have stopped and is recalled in the form of ladies who repair fishermen’s nets by hand, protecting themselves from the sun thanks to the curtains on the doors of their houses. With a large number of hotels, tourist villages, holiday homes and campsites, the town is able to accommodate many Italian and foreign tourists. Furthermore, Caorle is particularly convenient to get to because it is served by a very efficient transport network<\/a><\/strong>.<\/span><\/p>\n Caorle is not “just” sea and beaches, it also represents a real journey through history<\/strong>. Caorle’s golden period ended due to various incursions, including those from Friuli and Genoa, from the twelfth to the fifteenth century; the subsequent partial recovery suffered a severe blow in the eighteenth century due to the French and Austrian dominations. From the mid-nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century, Caorle was repopulated thanks to the increase in the importance of agriculture<\/strong> and, following the two World Wars, it experienced another renaissance linked to the popularity of seaside tourism thanks to the beauty of the region and the cordial and hospitable character of the local “caorlotti”. Ernest Hemingway was also fascinated by the historic fishing village, which inspired the writing of his novel “Across the River and Into the Trees<\/em>“.<\/span><\/p>\n Walking through Caorle you realise you can take in history in every nook of the town: the historic centre, the Cathedral with the bell tower and the Sanctuary of the Madonna dell’Angelo are the most striking examples.<\/span><\/p>\n The historic centre, the heart of city life<\/strong>, is characterised by multiple piazzas and narrow streets paved with the typical porphyry cubes. The central street Rio Terr\u00e0<\/strong> (literally “underground canal”) and Calle Lunga<\/strong> allow visitors and locals to stroll among the shop windows, enjoying an ice cream or toasting with an excellent aperitif. The Cathedral of Caorle, which is dedicated to Santo Stefano Protomartire<\/strong> and dates back to the eleventh century, is the symbol of the city. It is built in the style of a Romanesque basilica formed by three naves and three apses and it stands on the ruins of a pre-existing paleochristian basilica. Inside, a large wooden crucifix from the fifteenth century hangs near the triumphal arch. The Cathedral houses wonderful works such as the Pala d’oro, an unusual Piet\u00e0 in gilded wood and The Last Supper attributed to Gregorio Lazzarini. The Sanctuary of the Madonna dell’Angelo<\/strong>, which was rebuilt on a pre-existing church, is situated on an evocative promontory and is a destination for devoted pilgrims. In addition to the marvellous statue of the Virgin and Child, inside the Sanctuary it is also possible to admire a relief of the Archangel St. Michael by the sculptor Andrea dell’Aquila and a Baroque high altar.<\/span><\/p>\n In the immediate vicinity there is a Romanesque bell tower, the lighthouse of Caorle<\/strong>.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][\/et_pb_section]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Located about 70 km north-east of Venice, Caorle is an ancient fishing village where time seems to have stopped<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":5,"featured_media":5378,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":"
<\/span>Along with the nearby Brussa, San Giorgio di Livenza and neighbouring towns (Ottava Presa, Marango, San Gaetano, C\u00e0 Corniani, C\u00e0 Cottoni, Castello di Brussa, Porto Santa Margherita and Duna Verde), Caorle offers about 18 km of beaches<\/strong> for a holiday dedicated to relaxation, beaches, sun and sea.
<\/span>The entire length of the beach is lined with a fantastic promenade<\/strong> where sports enthusiasts can jog, skate and cycle.<\/span><\/p>\nThe History of Caorle<\/span><\/h2>\n
<\/span>Although the first sources date back to 238 BC, the history of Caorle, began in the late Bronze Age<\/strong> (XVII-VI century BC), as demonstrated by the discovery of a prehistoric village and related finds in the immediate hinterland (hamlet of San Gaetano).
<\/span>According to the quotations of Pliny the Elder, in Roman times Caorle possessed the most important port in the Upper Adriatic<\/strong>.
<\/span>Furthermore, following the barbarian invasions of the Goths, Tartars and Huns and the fall of the Roman Empire, Caorle assumed ever greater importance, becoming the seat of significant maritime and river trade and contributing significantly to the foundation of Venice<\/strong>.
<\/span><\/span><\/p>\nA walk through history<\/span><\/h2>\n
<\/span>The houses in the centre<\/strong>, which are very similar to those in Venice, are historically painted in bright colours so that they can be spotted by fishermen returning home.<\/span><\/p>\n
<\/span>In addition, the attached parish museum<\/strong> is home to panels depicting the apostles and a Chapter Cross from the fourteenth century, sacred furnishings and relics including the reliquary of the skull of St. Stephen the Protomartyr and the reliquary of the precious blood, which according to tradition contains some earth on which Jesus walked while bleeding.
<\/span>The bell tower of the Cathedral<\/strong> is known all over the world and is cylindrical in shape with a conical spire.<\/span><\/p>\n
Legend has it that some fishermen who went out to sea saw a light on the horizon emanating from a wooden statue of the Madonna and Child which, despite its marble base, was floating in the water. The fishermen carried the statue ashore with the intention of placing it inside the Cathedral: they were unable to move it, however. The Bishop assigned the task to some children who, with their purity and innocence, managed to bring the statue of the Madonna to the Cathedral. The next day the statue disappeared and they found it in a small church by the sea. Since then the statue of the Madonna and Child remained in that church, which was renamed the Sanctuary of the Madonna dell’Angelo.
Every five years the Madonna is celebrated by decorating the city and the surrounding hamlets with flags, ribbons, bows and decorations and carrying the statue in a procession by sea.<\/span><\/p>\nOgni anno Venezia richiama un numero molto elevato di turisti che arrivano per ammirare la bellezza dei monumenti d\u2019interesse storico, scoprire le tradizioni e l\u2019arte tipicamente italiana.<\/h3>\r\nSe anche tu hai in programma un viaggio nella citt\u00e0 lagunare e ti stai chiedendo\u00a0quali sono i musei e le mostre d\u2019arte moderna da non perdere a Venezia<\/strong>\u00a0noi ti consigliamo di fermarti a\u00a0C\u00e0 Pesaro<\/strong>,\u00a0scopri nell\u2019articolo come arrivare e cosa vedere<\/strong>.\r\n
Quali sono i musei e le mostre d\u2019arte moderna a Venezia?<\/b>\u00a0Ca\u2019 Pesaro<\/b><\/h3>\r\nUbicata nel\u00a0sestiere Santa Croce 2076<\/strong>, \u00e8 un palazzo realizzato in stile barocco che da anni \u00e8 sede della Galleria Internazionale d\u2019Arte Moderna oltre che del Museo d\u2019Arte Orientale della citt\u00e0.\r\n\r\nQuesto palazzo\u00a0si affaccia sul famoso Canal Grande<\/strong>\u00a0ed \u00e8 considerato uno degli edifici pi\u00f9 importanti di Venezia per la sua maestosit\u00e0, per la sua grandezza e per lo stile barocco.\u00a0Ca\u2019 Pesaro \u00e8 aperto dal marted\u00ec alla domenica a partire dalle 10 del mattino fino alle 17 nel periodo invernale (che termina il 31 marzo), dopodich\u00e9 l\u2019apertura viene posticipata di trenta minuti e la chiusura ha luogo alle ore 18:00 fino al 31 ottobre.<\/strong>\u00a0Tuttavia \u00e8 necessario che tu tenga in conto che la biglietteria chiude un\u2019ora prima dell\u2019effettiva chiusura della galleria. Il costo del biglietto \u00e8 assolutamente accessibile poich\u00e9 \u00e8 equivalente a 10 \u20ac per la tariffa intera e 7,50 \u20ac per il ridotto.\r\n
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Quali sono i musei e le mostre d\u2019arte moderna a Venezia? Scoprire l\u2019arte moderna a Venezia<\/b><\/h3>\r\nLa\u00a0Collezione permanente di C\u00e0 Pesaro offre un vero spaccato dell\u2019Arte Moderna internazionale dalla fine del \u2018800 fino ai giorni nostri<\/strong>, tra gli autori delle opere troverai i nomi di\u00a0Edward Munch<\/strong>,\u00a0Vittorio Zecchin<\/strong>,\u00a0James Ensor<\/strong>\u00a0e\u00a0tanti altri<\/strong>.\r\n\r\nSe oltre alla pittura e alla scultura ti affascina la grafica c\u2019\u00e8 anche una sezione dedicata a quest\u2019arte.\u00a0Una delle sale espositive \u00e8 dedicata a I Ribelli di C\u00e0 Pesaro<\/strong>, una panoramica che spazia dall\u2019arte dell\u2019inizio del 1900 e arriva fino al dopoguerra<\/strong>\u00a0e che ti dar\u00e0 la possibilit\u00e0 di vedere opere che solitamente non vengono esposte, come il busto in marmo di Emile Antoine Bourdelle.\r\n\r\nLa\u00a0sala 15<\/strong>, infine, custodisce le opere della\u00a0Fondazione Sonnabend di New York<\/strong>.\u00a0Il piano terra non \u00e8 da meno, la collezione di Chiara e Francesco Carraro ti far\u00e0 scoprire capolavori d\u2019arte vetraria, busti e pitture di autori italiani del Novecento.\r\n\r\nChe dire, non ci rimane che parlarti del\u00a0Museo d\u2019Arte Orientale<\/strong>\u00a0della citt\u00e0 che si trova all\u2019ultimo piano del palazzo. Questa collezione rappresenta\u00a0una delle pi\u00f9 importanti d\u2019arte giapponese del Periodo Edo in Italia<\/strong>, le sue sezioni espongono vari tipi di manufatti e opere d\u2019arte che vanno dalle eleganti porcellane fino alle stampe.\r\n
Quali sono i musei e le mostre d\u2019arte moderna a Venezia? Le mostre temporanee a Ca\u2019 Pesaro<\/b><\/h3>\r\nLa Galleria d\u2019Arte Internazionale Moderna offre anche periodicamente diverse mostre temporanee. Tutte queste opere sono accomunate dall\u2019essere dotate di pregio e di rilevanza sia sul piano della pittura e sia della scultura.\u00a0Alle opere degli autori veneziani, come quella in corso di Giovanni Soccol, si affiancano quelle di maestri internazionali provenienti da differenti contesti sociali e storici come quella sull\u2019artista Arshile Gorky che si svolger\u00e0 dal 9 maggio 2019.\u00a0<\/strong>\r\n\r\nPer finire devi sapere che la grande forza di questo museo \u00e8 la parte dedicata alla didattica, infatti\u00a0ogni giorno si svolgono visite dedicate ad adulti<\/strong>\u00a0e\u00a0pi\u00f9 piccoli<\/strong>. \u00a0Questi\u00a0approcci sono interattivi e guidati<\/strong>\u00a0e\u00a0ti danno la possibilit\u00e0 di godere di una guida che parla l\u2019italiano, l\u2019inglese, il francese, il russo lo spagnolo e il tedesco<\/strong>. Se sei un visitatore, il percorso guidato \u00e8 una scelta altamente efficace a grande impatto emozionale e anche in grado di farti scoprire nuove tematiche di approfondimento e riflessione.\r\n\r\nSe sei un art-addicted e non vuoi perderti niente sull\u2019arte moderna a Venezia scopri questo tour<\/a>\r\n\r\n<\/div>\r\n<\/section>","_et_gb_content_width":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[26],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\n