Street Art - Murales - Tor Marancia
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| Address : | Via Annio Felice, 8, 00147 Roma RM, Italy |
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Bruno Martello on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I murales sono belli ma, il luogo dove sono stati fatti lascia un po' a desiderare
 The murals are beautiful but the place where they were made leaves something to be desired
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Massimiliano Benedetti on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Idea volta a valorizzare il complesso di case popolari che purtroppo versano in una forma di lieve degrado
Idea aimed at enhancing the complex of public houses which unfortunately are in a form of slight deterioration
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Fabio Arabia on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Da visitare i palazzi con i murales sulle proprie facciate.
Ci si trova in un luogo in cui le opere di artisti la fanno da padrone, con dei veri e propri quadri moderni.
Da visitare, perché inaspettatamente bello ed affascinante.
To visit the buildings with murals on their facades.
You are in a place where the works of artists are the masters, with real modern paintings.
To visit, because unexpectedly beautiful and fascinating.
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Andrea Armeni on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Splendido esempio di come l’arte di strada possa donare dignità, rendere attraenti e inconfondibili dei caseggiati di edilizia popolare altrimenti destinati all’anonimato.
A splendid example of how street art can give dignity, make social housing blocks otherwise destined for anonymity attractive and unmistakable.
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Lucia Chiarotti on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Posto unico, vale assolutamente la pena di andare a vederlo. Facilmente raggiungibile in quanto si trova su una traversa della Cristoforo Colombo (all'altezza del palazzo della regione). Il lotto che ospita questo riuscitissimo intervento di riqualificazione urbana è tranquillamente accessibile. Lo consiglio vivamente agli appassionati di architettura (vista la storia della borgata di Tor Marancia), agli appassionati di street art e a chi si vuole sono concedere una bella passeggiata
Unique place, it is absolutely worth going to see it. Easily accessible as it is located on a side street of the Cristoforo Colombo (at the height of the region's palace). The lot that hosts this very successful urban redevelopment is easily accessible. I highly recommend it to architecture enthusiasts (given the history of the village of Tor Marancia), street art enthusiasts and those who want to take a nice walk
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Marina Gaddini on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Una passeggiata primaverile da fare assolutamente, un'altra Roma da scoprire, quella di chi si riappropria del proprio quartiere, e se ne prende cura e lo impreziosisce. Bellissimo museo all'aperto.
A spring walk to do absolutely, another Rome to discover, that of those who take back their neighborhood, and take care of it and embellish it. Beautiful open-air museum.
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Fco. Cecilia on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ En Roma estuvimos alojados en el hotel Barceló Aran Mantegna y al salir hacia el centro para nuestra visita turística y cultural el primer día, observé al pasar en una de las calles próximas unos grandes murales que ocupaban cada uno de ellos toda una fachada de los edificios de viviendas. La curiosidad me pudo y a la mañana siguiente cuando amanecía, salí caminando para conocerlo.
La sorpresa fue monumental al encontrarme con un gran proyecto ciudadano de grafitis murales en plena ciudad de Roma. El barrio se llama Tor Marancia y seguramente es el "quartiere" (barrio o distrito) como se dice en italiano, más colorido de toda Roma. El proyecto se inició en 2015 y por ello algunos de los murales están algo más descoloridos que en su inicio al sufrir las inclemencias del tiempo, aún así es el Museo de arte callejero más visitado de toda Italia.
Las viviendas presentan unas enormes fachadas. Es un barrio de viviendas sociales y las escuelas, las asociaciones de vecinos y las más de quinientas familias que viven allí trabajaron en el proyecto. El quartiere Tor Marancia y sus paredes cobraron vida con el trabajo de 22 artistas callejeros internacionales, convirtiéndosela así en el mayor Museo callejero abierto las 24 horas del día.
In Rome we stayed at the Barceló Aran Mantegna hotel and when we left for the center for our tourist and cultural visit on the first day, I noticed some large murals that each occupied an entire facade of the buildings as I passed in one of the nearby streets. household. Curiosity got the best of me and the next morning when it dawned, I walked out to meet him.
The surprise was monumental when I found myself with a great citizen project of mural graffiti in the city of Rome. The neighborhood is called Tor Marancia and it is surely the "quartiere" (neighborhood or district) as it is said in Italian, the most colorful in all of Rome. The project began in 2015 and for this reason some of the murals are somewhat more faded than at the beginning due to inclement weather, yet it is still the most visited Street Art Museum in all of Italy.
The houses have huge facades. It is a neighborhood of social housing and schools, neighborhood associations and the more than five hundred families who live there worked on the project. The Tor Marancia quartiere and its walls were brought to life by the work of 22 international street artists, making it the largest street museum open 24 hours a day.
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Adriano Leone Osti on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Magic !
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