Sistema Museale di Ateneo

Dec. 8 and 9: Museums are closed. Regular reopening from Tuesday, Dec. 13
2022-12-08 08:00 - 2022-12-12 23:30 (Europe/Rome)
On the occasion of the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, which falls on a Thursday, the Athenaeum Museums will be closed to the public on Friday, Dec. 9.
Activities will resume regularly on Tuesday, December 13.

A series of events accompanies the exhibition "Vedere l'invisibile"
2022-11-09 17:00 - 2023-01-12 17:30 | Ape Parma Museo, Strada Farini 32/A, Parma, Italia
Beginning in November, and continuing until 12 January, a series of side events at the exhibition “Vedere l’invisibile”
This is an extensive series of lectures, workshops and conferences designed as a satellite event of the exhibition “Vedere l’invisibile. Dall’infinitamente piccolo all’infinitamente grande”, organised by the Sistema Museale di Ateneo dell’Università di Parma and open to the APE Pama Museo until next 15 January.
It begins on 9 and 23 November with the ‘Scienza e Letteratura’ lecture series The first two lectures provide a historical-methodological overview of the implications of epistemological changes on the representation of the world in literature and the very idea of its representability. The lectures are curated by Federico Laudisa and Massimiliano Tortora.
It continues with three appointments (30 November, 10 January and 12 January) in which the literature-science nexus will be analysed and exemplified through the work of important 20th-century authors: Primo Levi, Italo Calvino and Daniele del Giudice. This second series includes an introductory lecture followed by a teaching workshop more specifically aimed at refresher courses for high school teachers.
On 15 November, we will travel through the galaxy, among stars and planets, with Cristian Carli and Roberto Orosei.
The ADISCO, Associazione Donatrici Sangue Cordone Ombelicale (Umbilical Cord Blood Donors Association), is organising a conference on the afternoon of Tuesday 22 November entitled “Una mamma per amica. La donazione del sangue del cordone ombelicale e il suo utilizzo”.
Medicines will be the focus of Livia Ruffini’s conference ‘Radiopharmaceuticals and Industry: Opportunities and Strategies in the Global Market’, scheduled for Wednesday 30 November.
In the infinite ranges of small and large, the meeting point between technique and the art of imaging could not be missing. On the afternoon of Thursday 1 December, a series of meetings will take place, focusing on the theme of the infinitely small and the infinitely large in photography and painting, curated by Silvio Wolf, Cristina Cesero, Giorgio Milanesi and Gianluca Poldi.
The exhibition is not only aimed at adults and older children. Even the smallest children are involved in the many aspects of the infinitely small and large. On Friday 2 December, Ada Cigala and Claudia Lichene will explain how the science lab can also be suitable for nursery and pre-school. On the same theme of science for children, also the meeting on Tuesday 6 December with Maja Antonietti, Paola Corsaro and Elena Luciano.
After the Christmas break, we will meet again in January with the last two events: on 10 January, Irene Binini and Wolfgang Huemer‘s lecture “Imagining the Impossible”, and on Wednesday 11 January “Material/Immaterial: Light in the Art of the Second Twentieth Century” with Cristina Casero and Alessandra Acocella.
All events take place at the Auditorium of Ape Parma Museo, Strada Farini 32/A, Parma.
Entrance is free.
For the programme download the poster.

Until 15 January, the exhibition "Vedere l'invisibile. Dall'infinitamente piccolo, all'infinitamente grande"
2022-10-29 10:30 - 2023-01-15 17:30 | Ape Parma Museo, Strada Farini 32/A, Parma, Italia
From subatomic particles to the Universe: it is a journey without limits of size that is proposed by the multimedia science exhibition “Vedere l’invisibile. Dall’infinitamente piccolo all’infinitamente grande” organised by the Sistema Museale dell’Università di Parma and held at the APE Parma Museo (Strada Farini, 32/A).

The exhibition will be open to the public from 29 October to 15 January 2023.

The leitmotif of the exhibition covers an exceptional range of scales of dimensions from the subatomic particles of the infinitely small to the extreme distances of the Universe of the infinitely large, passing through the invisible, in its manifold nature: within the human body, the ground, the surface of planets and even in the humanities.

An invisible that can be explored through augmented reality, the display of historical instruments, projected images and videos, with interactive exhibits and explanatory panels. Workshops for schools and conferences are also on the agenda.

The topics covered by the exhibition are those studied in the laboratories and departments of the University of Parma and developed, in many cases, in national and international collaborations by the University’s researchers and lecturers.

The exhibition is divided into six main sections: Room Zero: The infinitely close, immersed in the everyday The invisible because infinitely small The invisible because hidden The invisible large and small in children’s di-signs Cross-section ‘Science and the imaginary. Writing, drawing, thinking the invisible”.

The exhibition is organised with the patronage of Comune di Parma and the collaboration of the Fondazione Monteparma, Ministero dell’Università e della Ricerca, Istituto dei Materiali per l’Elettronica e il Magnetismo del Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche di Parma, Istituto di Astrofisica e Planetologia Spaziali dell’Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica di Roma, VIRGO, European Gavitational Observatory e Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare.
Accompanying the exhibition is a series of events, lectures, workshops and free participation. Discover all events.

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday – 10.30 a.m. – 5.30 p.m. – Closed on Mondays

All information on the exhibition website.

CSAC: the exhibition "Argento Nero"
2022-10-15 11:00 - 2022-12-23 17:30
It will be opened on Saturday, October 15 at 11 a.m. the exhibition “Argento Nero. Percorsi e ricerche nel Fondo Vasco Ascolini al CSAC“.The exhibition is presented by CSAC as part of the exhibition The Noise of Mourning (16th Edition) and the well-established collaboration with the “Signs of Life” Association.

For Argento Nero have been selected from within the recently acquired body of work, photographs mostly made personally by the author, taken from series avowedly supported by a ‘hand-to-hand’ with the work of artists: Eugéne Delacroix, Odilon Redon, Francis Bacon, James Ensor. The exhibition then makes use of autograph notes, documents, and volumes from the photographer’s rich library-which was also largely given to the University-that testify to the depth of the reflection of Vasco Ascolini .

Where: Abbazia di Valserena, Sala delle Colonne, Viazza di Paradigna road 1 – 43123 Parma PROpening hours: Tuesday through Thursday guided tours by appointment – Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. | Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.Contact: tel 0521 903649 – e-mail servizimuseali@csacparma.it

Exhibition opening: October 15, 2022 at 11 a.m.Exhibition opening: October 15, 2022 – December 23, 2022

Meet the Author: Oct. 22, 2022 5 p.m.( Open Archives Day organized by Photography Network)

Guided tour of the archive and meeting with the author: Nov. 19, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.(in collaboration with the ColornoPhotoLife event).

STORIE DI FILI: : the exhibition at the CSAC until 25 September
2022-10-08 17:00 - 19:00 | CSAC, Strada Viazza di Paradigna, 1, PARMA, 43022, Italia
On Saturday 21 May 2022 in the spaces of the Abbey of Valserena, headquarters of the CSAC – Study and Archive Centre of the University of Parma, STORIE DI FILI (STORIES OF THREADS) opened to the public, the final exhibition of a research project started in 2020, curated by Francesca Zanella and Valentina Rossi, which involved the artists Claudia Losi, Paola Mattioli and Sissi in the creation of unpublished works, inspired by some important collections in the Parma area and partly realised in collaboration with some local textile companies. The project is realised with the precious contribution of Fondazione Cariparma.
STORIES OF THREADS. Claudia Losi, Paola Mattioli, Sissi
Curated by: Francesca Zanella and Valentina Rossi
Venue: CSAC – Communication Studies and Archive Centre of the University of Parma | Via Viazza di Paradigna 1, Parma
Dates: 21 May – 25 September 2022
Inauguration: Saturday 21 May, 5 p.m. (performance at 6 p.m.)
Opening hours: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday from 3 pm to 7 pm; Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 7 pm
Admission: full price ticket 10 euro; reduced price ticket 8 euro. For further reductions and the complete price list with all conventions visit www.csacparma.it
For all information to organise your visit go to the exhibition page.
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European Researchers' Night: Events in Museums
2022-09-30 16:00 - 21:00
The European Night of Female Researchers and Researchers returns on Friday 30 September.The European Night of Female Researchers and Researchers, the most important European science communication event, is promoted by the University of Parma with the co-organisation and patronage of the City of Parma and IMEM-CNR.

The programme of events and this edition’s novelties were presented at a press conference by Rector Paolo Andrei, Frascati Scienza President Matteo Martini, Parma City Councillor for Educational Services and Digital Transition Caterina Bonetti, IMEM-CNR Director Andrea Zappettini, and the University’s Pro-Rector for Terza Missione Fabrizio Storti.

The University Museums are also taking part in the Researchers’ Night with various events:

Caccia al tesoro sano.The importance of proper nutrition and motor activity in children and adolescents.Where: Botanical Garden (Via Farini, 90) Access: activities by appointment only.Time: 4.30 p.m. – 7 p.m.: every 30 minutes a new round (each of 15 people) lasts 1 hourAge: from 6 to 14 years.

DIVerdiamoci con le piante.Discover the great variety of shapes and colours of the plant world and appreciate the biodiversity that surrounds us.Where: Botanical Garden (Via Farini, 90)Access: visits by appointment onlyHours: 3 shifts of 30 minutes starting at 7.30, 6.30, 7.30 p.m.Age: for all

Il fantastico mondo delle piante acquatiche.See up close some of the incredible adaptations that allow plants to live in water and their roots to survive in a hostile place like sediment.Where: Botanical Garden (Via Farini, 90)Access: visits by appointment onlyHours: 3 shifts (20 people) of 30 minutes with departures at the following times: 5.00 p.m., 6.00 p.m., 7.00 p.m.Age: from 9 years old

Museo di Storia Naturale.Guided tours of the University’s Natural History Museum collections.Where: Botanical Garden (Via Farini, 90)Access: visits by appointment onlyHours: 4 one-hour shifts (each of 20 people). Morning: 10.00-11.00 a.m.; 11.00-12.00 noon – Afternoon: 3.00-4.00 p.m.; 4.00-5.00 p.m.Age: for allVisite guidate all’Erbario Gardoni.Guided tours of the 19th-century herbarium of the pharmacist and apothecary Luigi Gardoni.Where: Botanical Garden (Via Farini, 90)Access: visits by appointment onlyTimes: two shifts (25 people) of 30 minutes with departure at the following times: 5.00 p.m. and 6.00 p.m.Age: from 15 years

La collezione Lorenzo Tenchini: anatomie della psicopatologia lombrosiana a Parma.One can discover Lorenzo Tenchini’s 19th century collection of physiognomic masks,Where: Headquarters – Via Università 12Access by appointment only.Hours: 5 – 8 pm. Three shifts (each of 15 people) starting at 5pm, 6pm, 7pm.Age: from 15 years old.

Storie di fili.Guided tours of the Storie di fili exhibition, during which the stories of the objects photographed or reworked by the artists will be told, thanks to the presence of the curators and managers of the museums involved in the project (Museo Glauco Lombardi, Museo di Storia Naturale and Orto Botanico).Where: CSAC – Communication Studies and Archives Centre, in the Valserena Abbey – (Strada Viazza di Paradigna, 1).Access: activities by appointment only.Timetable: three shifts (each of 10 people) lasting 30 minutes starting at the following times: 4 pm, 5 pm, 6 pmAge: for all

This year’s event in Parma is once again part of the LEAF project, coordinated at national level by Frascati Scienza, which sees the participation of numerous Italian universities and research bodies. LEAF, an acronym for “heaL thE plAnet’s Future“, caring for the future of the planet, is financed by the European Commission’s HORIZON-MSCA-Citizens-2022 programme, as part of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions.

Access to activities and bookings: Activities are almost all open-access, but some require booking: it will be possible to book exclusively online from 22 to 29 September via the event’s official website.

August: museums are closed
2022-09-01 08:00 - 17:00
During the month of August, the University Museums will be closed.Regular reopening on Thursday 1 September.

Happy holidays!

From 5 June 'Insostenibile': nine films, five themes, a month of cinema and the environment. Initiatives also at the Botanical Gardene all'Orto Botanico.
2022-06-10 17:00 - 19:30 | Orto Botanico, via Farini 90, Parma, 43121, Italia
From 5 June to 8 July, in Parma and its province, nine films, five themes, a month of cinema and the environment. This is the proposal of Insostenibile, a festival that fixes its gaze on a planet threatened by climatic, environmental, and energy crises, listening in search of possible alternatives.
Faced with the chaotic and complex images of a scorching world, Insostenibile questions the meaning of making culture, finding in cinema and its boundless stories a passage to the present.
Insostenibile is a film festival conceived and curated by the social promotion association 24FPS with the contribution of the Fondazione Cariparma, the patronage of the University of Parma, the collaboration of the municipalities of Montechiarugolo and Borgotaro, the Ordine degli Architetti PPC di Parma, the participation of sponsors such as Opem and Podere Stuard, and the partnership of multiple interlocutors (WWF, CAI, Legambiente, ADA, Centro Etica Ambientale among many others) who have believed in the project.
The 2022 edition will focus on five macro themes related to the environment: Water, Climate, City, Work, Earth. One day a week will be dedicated to each of these, with an evening screening of Italian and international documentaries. Before the screenings, in the afternoon, there will be informal meetings with local personalities and realities sensitive to the themes of the event: companies, associations, entrepreneurs, Unipr professors and researchers, journalists and activists. Unsustainable will take its guests to the Botanical Garden of the University of Parma, to the kiosk in Parco Ducale, it will go to the suburbs to meet innovative realities such as the Picasso Food Forest, it will be welcomed among the greenhouses of Podere Stuard, and it will move by bicycle together with Musei Urbani to discover a little-known city.
Initiatives at the Botanical Garden
via Farini, 90 – Parma
10 giugno – ore 17.00
10 June – 5 p.m.
Inauguration of the exhibition MORFOGENESI by Achille Ascani and Giovanni Nicoli, a series of photographs of plant elements, taken with a microscope, and presentation of the pamphlet “Un disenantato (scientifico) ritratto del Mondo” (A disenchanted (scientific) portrait of the World) edited by Rossano Bolpagni (Researcher, Department of Chemical, Voting and Environmental Sustainability Sciences, University of Parma)
In the indoor spaces of the Botanical Garden, screening of the short documentary “The Botanist” by Maude Plante-Husaruk and Maxime Lacoste-Lebulis. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Tajikistan was ravaged by a long and devastating civil war. Raïmberdi is a botanist who, in the aftermath of the war, lost everything and moved with his family to the barren mountains of the Pamir, building a small, self-sufficient reproduction. In his spare moments, he catalogues rare plant species in his beautiful calligraphy
10 June – 6 pm
Meeting with Massimo Gibertoni (President of the Circolo Aironi del Po Polesine), Marco Bartoli (Professor, Department of Chemical, Voting and Environmental Sustainability Sciences, University of Parma), Roberto Montali (Club Alpino Italiano – Parma Section), Giulia Paltrinieri (journalist and author of the web-doc “Le mani sul fiume”, Caterina Erica Shanta (author of the documentary “Terre Emerse”.
The guests will discuss the biodiversity of the Po River.
Free access

Screenings
Insostenibile spreads across the Parma area, involving in its screenings – in addition to Parma’s Cinema d’Azeglio and Astra – a series of sensitive and unusual locations such as a centuries-old chestnut grove in Tiedoli in the municipality of Borgotaro, with a full day of excursions, workshops and even the possibility of staying in a tent. The outdoor courtyard of the Opem company in the Spip industrial district will be transformed into an open-air cinema for the first time, as will the meadows of the Stuard farm.
The films
Unsustainable opens on Sunday 5 June on World Environment Day at the Cinema Astra in Parma with the award-winning documentary Once you know by French director Emmanuel Cappellin. The festival programme consists of national short and feature films in the presence of the directors. Le Mani sul Fiume by Giulia Paltrinieri and Terre Emerse by Caterina Erica Shanta (on 10 June at the Cinema d’Azeglio) will touch on the theme of the great river Po. Andrea Dalpian’s Contact (18 June in the centuries-old chestnut grove of Tiedoli) will take two young wolves into the mountains. International documentaries, such as Journey to Utopia (18 June at the Astra cinema) by Erlend E. Mo and The Botanist (Botanical Garden 10 June), The Price of Progress by Victor Luengo (Italian premiere at Opem on 30 June), will trigger a comparison with what is happening globally. La Ville Engloutie (on 24 June at Cinema Astra) by Anna de Manincor will help us question the future of cities. Alessandra Coppola’s La restanza (8 July at the Podere Stuard) will conclude the festival by taking us to the wheat fields of Puglia.
Insostenibile involves adults, adolescents and children, thanks to projects such as the Young Jury (a selection of students from the Green Team of the Liceo Romagnosi in Parma will award a merit mention to the best film) and for the youngest children educational workshops linked to the themes of the festival, held in the summer centres of Parma (in collaboration with Legambiente Parma) and Monticelli Terme (in collaboration with the municipalities of Montechiarugolo and Monticelli Terme, the coop Cigno Verde and the association Tangram – cantieri creativi di comunità), also including two trips to the Rivalta farm and the Stuard farm.
The complete programme of the event is available on the 24fps.it website and will be illustrated in a free printed magazine designed as an in-depth study tool.
Info: www.24fps.it / info@24fps.it / social @24fps.obiettivocinema / #insostenibile2022

Guided tours of the Gardoni Herbarium
2022-06-04 00:00 - 23:59 | Orto Botanico, via Farini 90, Parma, 43121, Italia
Special guided tours of the Gardoni Herbarium will be conducted on Saturday 4 June. A selection of material not generally accessible to the public, recently discovered and catalogued, will be illustrated to groups of 25 people by reservation to be made using the form available on this page. Five times are available while places last: 3.30 pm, 4.30 pm, 5.30 pm, 6.30 pm.
In the mid-19th century, Luigi Gardoni ran the Antica Spezieria di San Giovanni and devoted his life to the collection of medicinal plants. Combining information on traditions, pharmaceutical and cosmetic uses of plants, mixing legends, science and a good dose of creativity, he created an eclectic herbarium, impossible to complete and heterogeneous in its aims.
Let us give the numbers: the herbarium includes 268 files and more than 10,000 sheets containing dried plants from different parts of the world. There are 447 boxes containing plant parts and a plethora of advertising materials, illustrations, book pages and manuscripts, along with poems, personal notes and commercial products. This miscellany is a great time capsule, a cross-section of 19th-century pharmaceutical life and the relationships still alive today between doctors and patients, cures and trade, men and plants, science and superstition.
The Gardoni Herbarium is neither a pharmacopoeia nor a scientific herbarium, but the reason for living of a man poised between the desire for knowledge and the demon of accumulation. It offers a historical cross-section that remains relevant today: that of human expectations for better health and the blurred boundary between science and desires. At the same time, it shows a world from which many plants have disappeared because they have been replaced by more effective remedies or replaced by something else in the consumer’s imagination.

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The museums are open!
2021-08-09 08:00 - 2021-09-13 23:30
Our museums are open!
You can book your visit by filling in the forms You find on the homepage of each museum.
Please note that to access the Museums it is necessary to show the Covid-19 green certification (Green pass).

The University's museums are online on Google Arts & Culture
2021-07-28 08:00 - 2021-12-30 17:00
A very ambitious project developed with Google Arts &Culture, platform of the Google Cultural Institute. An immense virtual space in which to navigate stories, images, objects.
The Google platform, which includes about 2 thousand cultural institutions around the world, aims to make culture, in its many manifestations, accessible to everyone, beyond space and time.
There are four thematic paths of the Google Arts &Culture portal for Parma: Art, Music, Culture of food, Crafts.
Our city is represented by more than 17 thousand images of museums and collections, 30 places digitized and rendered in 3D with Street View with the most innovative technologies of Google.
An extraordinary opportunity for Parma and its heritage that now become a digital showcase of images and content open to the whole world
La presentazione del progetto è avvenuta nella mattinata di mercoledì 28 luglio con una conferenza stampa a cura di Michele Guerra, Assessore alla Cultura del Comune di Parma, Enrico Bellini, Government Affairs & Public Policy Manager, Italia e Malta, Google, Monica Lanaro, Country Coordinator, Google Arts & Culture, Italia e Grecia e Francesca Velani, Coordinatrice dei Progetti e Strategie Culturali di Parma 2020+21.
The University of Parma has welcomed with great interest and great enthusiasm the request for collaboration of Google Arts &Culture in the consideration of being the guardian of a vast, unique and precious heritage that however has not yet had the opportunity to be known by the general public. From today, millions of people around the world will be able, beyond all spatial limits, to admire treasures that are still hidden.
Explore the University Museums on Google Arts &Culture: now you can see up close the Ceroplastic Collection and the masks of Tenchini of the Museum of Biomedicine, walk among the paleontological finds of the ancient Po Sea, attend the experiments of the Mostra Scientifica Permanente Microcosmo con Vista, observe in detail the anatomical preparations of the Museum of Veterinary Medicine, touch, almost with your hand, the bells with the taxidermized animals of Father J.B. Fourcault in the Museum of Natural History, walk the paths of the Botanical Garden, leaf through the fragile pages of the ancient herbaria, retrace the history of the computer and much more …
There are 33 institutional partners, from the city and the territory, who have joined the Google Arts &Culture project:
Academia Gastronomica Barilla, APE Parma Museo, Archivio Storico Barilla, Casa della Musica, Casa Natale e Teatro Giuseppe Verdi, Castello dei Burattini – Museo Giordano Ferrari, Collezione Barilla D’Arte Moderna, Complesso Monumentale della Pilotta, Complesso di San Giovanni Evangelista, Fabbriceria della Cattedrale, Fondazione Cariparma – Palazzo Bossi Bocchi, Fondazione Magnani-Rocca, Fondazione Museo Ettore Guatelli, Fondazione Museo Glauco Lombardi, Fondazione Teatro Regio, Labirinto della Masone, Museo Casa Barezzi, Museo d’arte cinese ed etnografico, Museo del Culatello di Zibello, Museo del Duomo di Fidenza, Museo del Parmigiano Reggiano, Museo del Pomodoro, Museo del Prosciutto di Parma, Museo del Salame di Felino, Museo del Vino, Museo della Pasta, Museo Renata Tebaldi, Palazzo Ducale del Giardino, Pinacoteca Stuard, Reggia di Colorno, Rocca Meli Lupi di Soragna, Rocca Sanvitale di Fontanellato, Sistema Museale Università di Parma.

Design! Oggetti, processi, esperienze. The opening of the exhibition is suspended
2020-11-07 10:00 - 2021-02-14 19:00 | CSAC, Strada Viazza di Paradigna, 1, PARMA, 43022, Italia
Design! Oggetti, processi, esperienze
The opening of the exhibition is postponed to a date to be defined.
Following the Dpcm of 4 November, which provides for the suspension of exhibitions and the closure of museums throughout the country to the public, the opening of Design! Objects, processes, experiences is suspended.
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The Crystal Chemistry Museum is open from 6 October
2020-10-21 00:00 | Campus – Parco Area delle Scienze, via delle Scienze, Parma, 43125, Italia
Il Museo di Cristallochimica riapre al pubblico dal 6 ottobre.
Orari di apertura
lunedì – venerdì ore 9.00 – 18.00
Ingresso gratuito con visite guidate. Prenotazione obbligatoria.
La visita individuale e di gruppo, nel rispetto delle norme anti Covid-19, va prenotata obbligatoriamente utilizzando il modulo online per visite individuali e di gruppo.
La visita per le scuole va prenotata obbligatoriamente utilizzando il modulo online visite per le scuole.
Vi invitiamo a consultare la pagina web del Museo per gli aggiornamenti sugli orari di apertura ed eventuali avvisi

University of Parma Museums reopening
2020-10-06
We look forward to welcoming you back to the University of Parma Museums.
Our first priority is the safety of staff and visitors, meaning each museum will only open their doors to the public when all necessary safety measures are in place.
Our museums will reopen in phases, according to government guidelines and the unique characteristics of each venue.
Admission is free, booking is essential.
We will continue to update this page with reopening dates and safety information.

OPEN MUSEUMS:
BOTANIC GARDEN

MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

MUSEUM OF CRYSTAL-CHEMISTRY

The Museum of Natural History is open
2020-10-06 | Museo di Storiografia Naturalistica, via Università 12, Parma, 43121
The Museum of Natural History is open.
Please book a free ticket before visiting.
Il Museo di Storia Naturale è lieto di darvi il benvenuto in occasione delle sua riapertura martedì 6 ottobre.
Gli orari di apertura del Museo:
Sedi di Via Università 12 martedì-giovedì ore 10-13 e 15-17 (18 con ora legale) – venerdì ore 10-13. Pomeriggio su prenotazione
lunedì, sabato e festivi chiuso
Sede di Via Farini 90 (presso l’Orto Botanico): martedì-venerdì ore 10-13 e 15-17 (18 con ora legale)
lunedì, sabato e festivi chiuso
L’ingresso è gratuito, ma la visita è a prenotazione obbligatoria.
La visita individuale e di gruppo, nel rispetto delle norme anti Covid-19, va prenotata obbligatoriamente utilizzando il modulo online per le visite individuali e di gruppo.
La visita per le scuole va prenotata obbligatoriamente utilizzando il modulo online per le scuole

The Botanic Garden is open
2020-07-07 | Orto Botanico, via Farini 90, Parma, 43121, Italia
Da luglio ha riaperto le porte al pubblico un’oasi di verde nel cuore della città: l’Orto Botanico.
La visita è gratuita, ma è obbligatoria la prenotazione compilando i seguenti moduli:

Modulo online per prenotazione visite individuali e di gruppo
Modulo online per prenotazione di visite per le scuole
La visita si svolgerà secondo le vigenti disposizioni in materia di sicurezza antiCovid-19.
L’Orto Botanico si trova in via Farini, 90.
