I graduated in Humanities with honors (in at the the University of Bologna, of course!), and then I discovered discovering my interest for art, . so Therefore, I made took a two-years Masters Degree in Art History (again in at Bologna) specialising on thein Medieval and Early early Modern modern periods (110/110, with honors).
After one year spent teaching Italian to pupils in London, as an Italian Language Assistant Teacher for the British Council in London, I resumed my studies and completed a PHD PhD at Bologna in History of Ideas, but with an interdisciplinary project, mainly addressed to art Art historyHistory.
Then, I worked for a few months as gallery assistant and, in the meanwhile, I studied to become a I achieved the habilitation of qualified teacher in Art historyHistory teacher.
But wWhat better way to put togetherjoin my passions for art and for teaching, and satisfying at the same time to satisfy my limitless curiosity, than becoming a Tour Guide? And so I decided toThis made me re-open books and booklets, in order to obtaining the necessary license required, which now I have.
I worked as official guide on the occasion of the Bolognese stop-over of the renowned exhibition The Girl with a Pearl Earring; I lead tours in the Museum and factory of Ducati, in Borgo Panigale, and I conduct take tourists (alone,individually in or in smaller or bigger groups) and students in schooltrips around Bologna Bolognese in museums (especially thorough the Genus Bononiae network), churches and remarkable spots (both open-air or and indoors) linked torelevant to the city’s its history, art, culture and food (last but not least) food. I do love entertaining people, making them passionate about my towncity, its’s customs and traditions and, amaze them with curiosities, anecdotes or thorough longer stories.