Siglato un accordo triennale: Gesac è il primo mecenate del Museo e del Real Bosco di Capodimonte

Sylvain Bellenger, direttore del Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte e Roberto Barbieri, amministratore delegato di Gesac SpA, la società che gestisce gli aeroporti di Napoli e Salerno, hanno sottoscritto un accordo triennale per valorizzare il Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte, straordinario attrattore turistico dell’intera regione.

L’accordo di mecenatismo consentirà di sostenere le mostre – quella in corso “Di lava, porcellana e musica” (fino al 20 settembre 2020) e quelle di prossima inaugurazione, tra cui Gemito, “Dalla scultura al disegno” (19 marzo-26 giugno 2020) e Luca Giordano, “Dalla Natura alla pittura” (6 aprile-12 luglio 2020) e di effettuare interventi di carattere strutturale con la consulenza tecnica di Gesac. Un accordo che rende la società che ha trasformato in un gioiello funzionale l’Aeroporto di Napoli il primo mecenate di Capodimonte, grazie all’Art Bonus, strumento fiscale che lentamente si sta diffondendo anche al Sud. L’accordo prevede inoltre  forme di promozione del Museo in aeroporto con la possibilità di creare percorsi ispirati alle collezioni di Capodimonte a vantaggio dei turisti e della comunità aeroportuale.

“La reggia e il bosco rappresentano un immenso patrimonio che va tutelato e promosso ed è un onore essere main sponsor di uno fra i siti museali più importanti ed estesi al mondo. L’accordo rinsalda e conferma il nostro legame con Capodimonte, fondato sulla comune consapevolezza e responsabilità di contribuire allo sviluppo turistico ed economico dell’intera regione” ha commentato Roberto Barbieri.

“Siamo grati alla Gesac per questo accordo che ci permetterà di intercettare maggiori flussi turistici grazie alla visibilità che ci viene concessa in aeroporto – ha affermato Sylvain Bellenger, direttore del Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte – Siamo, inoltre, felici che la società abbia scelto di utilizzare lo strumento fiscale dell’Art Bonus che a Capodimonte abbiamo già sperimentato con successo coinvolgendo altri imprenditori locali e Borsa Italiana. Sono convinto che la “partecipazione” sia una vera rivoluzione culturale, un nuovo rapporto tra pubblico e privato che consente sempre più ai cittadini di avvicinarsi ai propri beni culturali e a noi di coinvolgerli nella loro piena valorizzazione”.

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And on Sunday morning, this will be the destination of the tour organized by Locus Iste. The walk of the King. An extraordinary promenade on the top of the hill of Capodimonte between tree-lined avenues, gardens of delight and private buildings to leisure real. In the walkway real guests meet their steps the Casino of the principles, the stables, the Porta di Mezzo with its five avenues, the Church of San Gennaro and also the Cellaio. And yet the former Real porcelain factory, the Fagianeria, Capraia and the Cistern. More forward still the Fontana di Mezzo, the Vaccheria and Grottino. All places that will immerse you in a past memory that has seen several times, shine the city of grace and magnificence. If you want to be among the protagonists of this walk through history the appointment is at 10:15 am at the entrance of Porta Piccola. Put it on your calendar.

Information

Duration of visit: 2 hours
Technical details: wear comfortable shoes
Organizational contribution: € 6-free up to 12 years
Guide: Laura and Barbara
Sunday, October 12 10:15 am

Reservations required at 3472374210 or via email to: locusisteinfo@gmail.com, within 19 hours of the day that precedes a visit. The visit will be made to achieve a minimum number of participants

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Capodimonte park, once known as “Royal Wood of Capodimonte”, with its 134 hectares is the biggest public park of Naples. On Easter Monday hundreds of Neapolitans, attracted by the magnificence of this place and its huge and thriving park, go there for the typical picnic based on eggs and “casatiello”.

The park has three entrances: “Porta Grande”, at the beginning of via Ponti Rossi; “Porta Piccola”, the most famous one, and “Porta Bellaria”, both on via Miano.

The wood of the “Reggia” is a typically Neapolitan one, alternating wide flat spaces with valleys crossed by small rivers, and caves, characteristic of the hills of Partenope’s land. The area next to the Royal Palace hosts broad lawns full of different varieties of plants, flowers, and age-old trees, beside XVIII century buildings, like the “Casino dei Principi”. From this spot unwinds “Porta di Mezzo”, a door used by the kings to enter into the centre of the wood by the means of five wide paths, from which, in turn, branch off a hundred of smaller paths and trails.

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These five wide paths, forming a semicircle which embraces the entire park, lead to different buildings: San Gennaro Church (made by Ferdinando Sanfelice), the Royal Porcelain Factory, the Tower Building, the “Casino” of the Queen, and the Capuchins Monastery, built in 1819.

At the time of its construction, the park was meant to be a game preserve and a court residence for the king of Naples, Charles of Bourbon. But soon, due especially to its closeness to the city centre, it became one of the court’s favourite places, second only to Piazza Plebiscito Royal Palace.

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Capodimonte turned into a proper royal residence, and it started to receive part of the prestigious art collections that the king had inherited from his mother, Elisabetta Farnese, last heir of the Farnese di Parma house and wife of the king of Spain, Philip V. The rooms of the Palace started to be filled with masterpieces by Titian, Raphael, El Greco, Correggio, Parmigianino, Carracci, numerous paintings of the Flemish school, sculptures by Martini and Giambologna. All these breathtaking works of art, together with many other collections acquired during the centuries, made the Palace, three centuries after its foundation, a world renowned museum.

During the years of “Grand Tour”, the “Reggia” welcomed foreign visitors, scholars, and artists like Winkelmann, Goethe and Antonio Canova, who wanted to admire the splendid art collections and be charmed by the wood, which under Ferdinand II had been turned into the English garden that can be seen today.

The magnificent royal rooms of the Palace, like the porcelain parlour and the king’s room, are so richly decorated that are capable to take the visitors back in time, offering one of the most impressive travels into the history of Naples.

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Yes, because to accompany the greedy tour for young and old, will direct the master chocolatiers of Perugina, together with the chef of the City of Taste , to attend the live preparation of delicious freshly baked layers of cocoa.
The show continues in the district vomero of the city, in Piazza Vanvitelli with the show of lights and fountains from which jets of water and fire will flow to the rhythm of music.
The unmissable show will be held tomorrow afternoon at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to celebrate the end of the holiday so unique.
Still, sweets and candies invade the Royal Palace in the heart of Naples, Piazza del Plebiscito with live performances and games for the kids and the activities of the Pan kids art workshops culture of the Department, we will celebrate the magic of the festival dedicated to toddlers.

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For those who are sated after the excesses of food festivals and wants to take advantage of the new year to get in shape , the appointment is the day of urban trekking promoted by Legambiente and Carmine Maturo, experienced in Responsible tourism.
The initiative provides an interesting route departing from Foria street, up the stairs to the stairs of Moiariello to Tower Pasciano, to finish the tour at Capodimonte.
An opportunity to discover the unique landscapes and breathtaking beauty to enjoy the pleasure of walking, and discover spectacular views, admiring unusual perspectives of Naples.

Another initiative that is truly original dedicated to families with children by the non-profit Archaeological Park Gaiola Environmental Pausilypon, where there will be a special
“archaeological dig ” with surprise.
The tour starts at the impressive cave of Sejano and while their parents go on a guided tour of the archaeological park, the kids will have fun with different educational and entertainment activities, including evidence of archaeological excavation, led by experienced archaeologists, that will lead to the discovery of sweet surprises.

” The Workshop of the Goblins “, Monday, January 6, 2014
Science Centre of Science City, Naples via Coroglio, 104 (entrance from 10.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.)

” La Befana at the Piazza del Plebiscito “, Monday, January 6, 2014
Piazza del Plebiscito and the Royal Palace, Naples

” Befana al  Vomero “, Monday, January 6, 2014
Vanvitelli Square , Naples (shows at 5.00 and 7.00 p.m.)

” Epiphany at Capodimonte “, Monday, January 6, 2014
Via Foria appointment – at the former barracks Garibaldi, Naples 10:30
Reservations required. For more, info: 349.4597997 legambiente.neapolis@gmail.com

” Family Tour of the Epiphany “, Monday, January 6, 2014
Grotto of Sejanus, Descent Coroglio 36, Naples
Reservations required to 081.2403235 ; info@gaiola.org

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At the event takes part also region Campania, that in Naples opens the doors of two museum sites of excellence.

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From 20 to 23.30, there is the opportunity to take part in a truly unique journey into the majestic complex of the Palace of Capodimonte, by the students of Museology, Department of Humanities , University of Naples Federico II, which will be guides for overnight visitors .

At the entrance of the complex that houses the finest Collection Farnese, four stations will be positioned to start making up as many paths guided tour accompanied by information on the history of the palace, the various collections and individual works on display.

It starts with the Neapolitan section 800 on the mezzanine level , with the permanent “Manifesti Mele“ containing the works donated to the museum by the heirs of Emiddio and Alfonso Mele, enlightened entrepreneurs proponents of the namesake department stores.

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Continue on the first floor of the sumptuous halls of the Royal, to climb all the way up to the second floor where the tapestries in the collection of d’Avalos light and embellish the ancient halls. Finally ends in style with the contemporary interpretation of Vesuvius according to Andy Warhol.

In this great celebration of culture, even the queen of bodily space: the dance that will be featured in the environments of Castel Sant’Elmo with the performance of the ballet company “Ivir Danza” choreographed to the music of Irma Cardano masters Max Richter, Olafur Arnalds and Antonio Vivaldi.

From 20:30 until 22:00 , the dancers of the dance school will hover between the spaces of Piazza d’Armi, and those of the Museum of the twentieth century, the new project that brings together some 170 works by 90 artists from Naples in honor of the tradition of so called short century .

“Night at the Museum” , Naples November 30

Museo di Capodimonte, Via Miano , 2, Naples ( from 8 to 11.30 p.m.)

Castel Sant’Elmo, Via Tito Angelini, 20, Naples (8.30-9.30 -10.00 p.m.)

Info: www.beniculturali.it,

toll Mibact: 800.99.11.99

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