Bolzanism Museum
Museum | Bolzano | Trentino-Alto Adige | Italy
The Bolzanism Museum in Bolzano is dedicated to the history and social aspects of social housing in the city, particularly in the western neighborhoods such as Don Bosco, Europa-Novacella, and Piani. It offers an interactive approach to explore the architecture and the stories of the people living in these areas.
Collection and exhibitions
The museum presents a variety of materials including photographs, historical documents, and personal narratives that illustrate the life and development of the western neighborhoods of Bolzano. A central element is the collection of stories and memories of the residents, which provide an authentic insight into the daily life and communities of these areas.
Activities and events
In addition to the permanent exhibition, the Bolzanism Museum organizes various events and activities to raise awareness about social housing and related social issues. These include:
Bolzanism Walks: Guided walks through the western neighborhoods where participants can learn more about the history and architecture of social housing complexes. These walks offer a unique opportunity to experience the city from a new perspective and learn more about the development of residential culture in Bolzano.
Bolzanism Discover: Cultural visits led by experts in architecture and art history. These visits provide a deeper insight into the historical and urbanistic developments of the western neighborhoods and the architectural details of the buildings there.
Bolzanism Walk Kids: Special walks for children to playfully discover the history and stories of the western neighborhoods. These child-friendly tours are designed to spark the younger generation's interest in the history and culture of their surroundings.
The Bolzanism Museum thus provides a valuable platform to explore the history and social aspects of housing in Bolzano and deepen understanding of the city's development and its communities.
