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Irpinia tourism and village revitalization project

Overview

The Province of Avellino has initiated the ‘Turismo delle Radici’ project, a multi-faceted plan designed to revitalize historical villages in the Irpinia region by addressing depopulation and connecting emigration history with modern development.

Central to this initiative is the creation of the ‘Migrantes’ Roots Tourism Museum, to be housed in the Bourbon Prison Monumental Complex. As part of this effort, the province has launched an open tender for architecture and engineering services for the museum, with a design contract valued at approximately 345,456 euros. This project is supported by significant funding, including 70 million euros allocated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation to the Province of Avellino.

The broader revitalization plan includes 13 million euros dedicated to the ‘Green Communities Eco Smart Borghi’ and ‘Cammino di Guglielmo’ lines. These funds aim to improve historic centers through digital connectivity, smart lighting, video surveillance, and advanced information services, alongside the establishment of new tourist information points.

Entities

Province of Avellino · Fausto Picone · Tindari Archaeological Park · Bourbon Prison · Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation

Timeline

  1. 12 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Avellino launches 13 million euro project to revitalize Irpinia villages

    The Province of Avellino has launched a 13 million euro “Turismo delle Radici” project to revitalize Irpinia's historical villages through digital innovation, smart infrastructure, and new museum facilities.

  2. 16 days ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Avellino launches tender for Migrantes Roots Tourism Museum

    The Province of Avellino has launched a tender for the ‘Migrantes’ Roots Tourism Museum at the Bourbon Prison, part of a 70 million euro project funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Sources

anteprima24.it · corriereirpinia.it · irpiniaoggi.it · lavocedelnordest.it · tempostretto.it