La Casa Invisible

La Casa Invisible is a self-organized social and cultural center in a seized palace from 1876, operating since 2007 as a space for civic experiments and initiatives for social justice.

The historic building combines 19th-century architecture with contemporary use—a café in the courtyard, exhibition halls, spaces for workshops and concerts. Unique murals, such as Sara Fratini's feminist work, add to its charm.

It is an authentic alternative to commercial tourism—a place for lovers of contemporary art, social movements, and DIY culture.