a decisive role in the charm that distinguishes the Certosa di Bologna from other cemeteries of Europe comes from the complex structure of space. Spread from the original nucleus convent loggias, arcades and rooms that recreate views and rooms that refer to the city of 'live'. The arched portico, this eastern entrance of the cemetery, which links up (except for a brief interruption) with one that leads to Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca located on the Colle della Guardia, wants to mean a continuity between the city and the necropolis of the living.
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Long and tall marble portico connecting these sorts of indoor and Squares to 'open, with only a glimpse of the steps that leave then.
also narrow passages, cross with her concern over pavements and ancient tombs, which show that the ages, and under the gaze of sculptural representations, as they seem to monitor guardians 's input.
Other steps are more metaphorical, like this trompe d'oleil
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