Palazzo De Gaetani - Trame di Quartiere

Name: Palazzo De Gaetani - Trame di Quartiere
Address: Via Pistone, 59, 95131 Catania CT, Italy, Catania, Italia

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Address :	Via Pistone, 59, 95131 Catania CT, Italy
Website :	http://www.tramediquartiere.org/
Categories :	Heritage museum ,
City :	Catania

Via Pistone, 59, 95131 Catania CT, Italy

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m	maria luisa egitto on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Eviterei il luogo di sera I would avoid the place in the evening
A	Arcangelo R on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Molto bello Very nice
M	Marek Grzyb on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ciekawe miejsce warte odwiedzenia , dużo Historycznych wieści. Interesting place worth visiting, lots of historical news.
P	Pippo Pappalardo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Qui potrai visitare Catania antica.Le case sono del secolo scorso un po' da ristrutturare. Here you can visit ancient Catania. The houses are from the last century a bit to be restored.
N	Nino Ansaldo Patti on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Situata in via Pistone, nel cuore del popolare e. storico quartiere di San Berillo, l'associazione lotta quotidianamente per la difesa e il recupero dal basso di quel che resta del quartiere dopo le demolizioni e le deportazioni del 1956. Opponendosi ai tentativi di "gentrification" e diventando punto di riferimento per gli abitanti del quartiere propone mostre d'arte, eventi culturali, cinema e ospita ONG per l'assistenza legale ai numerosi migranti e richiedenti asilo che vivono nel quartiere. Merita senza dubbio una visita Located in via Pistone, in the heart of the popular e. historic district of San Berillo, the association fights daily for the defense and recovery from below of what remains of the district after the demolitions and deportations of 1956. Opposing the attempts at "gentrification" and becoming a reference point for the inhabitants of the neighborhood offers art exhibitions, cultural events, cinemas and hosts NGOs for legal assistance to the many migrants and asylum seekers who live in the neighborhood. Definitely worth a visit
D	Daniele Forte on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fantastica associazione che lavora per la tutela di San Berillo, quartiere storico di Catania amato da chi desidera incontrare l'anima sanguigna delle città, alla De André per capirsi. Mostre, concerti, gallerie critiche sul tema dell gendrizzazione, della collusione mafiosa, dell'identità urbana. Volontari, ma angeli, a dirla tutta. Tenete duro! Fantastic association that works for the protection of San Berillo, the historic district of Catania loved by those who want to meet the sanguine soul of the city, like De André to understand each other. Exhibitions, concerts, critical galleries on the theme of gendrization, mafia collusion, urban identity. Volunteers, but angels, to be honest. Hold on!
v	vincenzo f. caruso on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Splendida l'iniziativa per recuperare il quartiere, dovrebbero contattare i proprietari delle altre case vicine che sono state abbandonate e per anni in balia di lucciole e protettori, ci molti proprietari che non hanno mai avuto a che fare con il quartiere a luce rosse ma che oggi vorrebbe riqualificare investendo o vendendo quello case. Molto si sta facendo ma ancora si deve porre la prima pietra per realizzare la rinascita del quartiere. The initiative to recover the neighborhood is splendid, they should contact the owners of the other nearby houses that have been abandoned and for years at the mercy of fireflies and protectors, there are many owners who have never had to deal with the red light district but who today would like to redevelop by investing or selling that homes. Much is being done but the first stone must still be laid to bring about the rebirth of the neighborhood.
M	Martin Guy on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I live in this quartiere and have known it for many years. I have tried to find out what this assoc does, other than paint other people's property with vain self-portraits and infantile art, and they have only ever shooed me away, looking frightened. All but one of the other recensions are written by "Local Guides", not a single one by the people who actually live and work there. They have a costly glass-walled enclave bang in the middle of the district, but I only ever see it frequented by white twenty-somethings, never by anyone of the quartiere. My impression is that this is a self-contained invasion by the children of rich families, with little or no meaningful contact with the people who they claim to be there to help - a strange form of cultural tourism. Of course, I may be wrong.