The European Heritage Days are the unmissable cultural event of the season. Since 1984, they have demonstrated an unwavering public enthusiasm for the history of places and art.
These two days allow access to locations usually closed to the public for a weekend, such as the Prefectural Palace, formerly the Palace of the Kings of Sardinia.
You will discover or rediscover the banquet hall, the Hall of Mirrors, the grand salon, the winter garden, the Jules Chéret gallery…
A highly symbolic place representing the State, this historical monument comes alive with numerous events: ministerial visits, work meetings, international summits, receptions, concerts, and more.
