An unusual and fascinating visual journey that combines the solemnity of tradition with the energy of modernity. Pordenone City Council and Pordenone Turismo invite you to stroll through the streets of the historic centre, exploring the unique link between classical artistic heritage and new forms of urban expression.
The tour begins at St Mark’s Basilica, where the 14th-century frescoes served as ‘visual Bibles’: a language of images created to educate and inspire the people. However, it is out on the streets that art bursts forth in its most vibrant form. The city centre now reveals itself as a vibrant urban fabric, where concrete gives way to colour. Here, amongst squares and alleyways, street art becomes a driving force for regeneration, transforming every corner into a living dialogue between the artist, the architecture and the community. The visitor is no longer a mere spectator, but an active participant who interacts with the murals: works that oscillate between the biting irony of provocation and the delicacy of dreamlike visions.
Guided tour on Tuesday 23 June 2026, setting off at 6.15 pm from the forecourt of St Mark’s Cathedral
Please note that a maximum of 35 people may participate.
To everyone
Piazza S. Marco, 8, 33170 Pordenone PN
Tuesday 23 June at 6.15 pm
Last updated: 29/06/2026 10:47
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