Italy
participants
The goal was to visit the Pilotta Complex in Parma.
We organized a cultural visit to the Pilotta Monumental Complex in Parma, one of the city’s most important historical and artistic landmarks. Taking advantage of the free admission on the first Sunday of the month, our Erasmus students had the opportunity to explore this impressive architectural ensemble, home to treasures such as the Farnese Theatre, the National Gallery, and the Palatine Library.
This year, unlike past editions, we collaborated with the association "Amici della Pilotta", which kindly provided us with a free guided tour. The tour was conducted in Italian, while some of our volunteers accompanied the group and offered English translation to ensure that all Erasmus students could fully appreciate the artworks, history, and stories behind the complex.
To organize the activity, we opened registrations through Jupiter and promoted the event in our newsletter as well as on Instagram, allowing students to sign up easily and stay informed.
It was an enriching cultural experience that allowed participants to discover Parma’s artistic heritage through expert guidance, shared curiosity, and an inclusive approach designed for an international audience
