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Venice's Rebirth After 2019's Aqua Alta

Five years after the devastating 2019 flood in Venice, the city reflects on its recovery and restoration efforts. The article highlights numerous institutions and their rebuilding process.

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Italy

Climate ChangeCultural HeritageResilienceRestorationFloodVenice

Basilica Di San MarcoTeatro La FeniceQuerini Stampalia LibraryBenedetto Marcello ConservatoryVenice Gardens Foundation

Bruno BarelMario PianaDaniele RinaldoAdele SandrettoVera Mantengoli

How was the restoration of the damaged sites financed?: The restoration efforts involved a combination of public funding, private donations, and volunteer work, demonstrating a collective commitment to preserving Venice's cultural heritage.
What is the story of the Giardino del Redentore's restoration?: The restoration of the Giardino del Redentore, completed in October 2024, involved a 5.7 million euro project funded by the PNRR and private donors.
What challenges were faced by libraries and archives as a result of the flood?: Following the flooding, many institutions such as the Querini Stampalia library and the Benedetto Marcello Conservatory faced water damage and loss of books and manuscripts. They have since been restored thanks to public and private funding.
What were some of the most significant sites affected by the 2019 flood in Venice?: The 2019 acqua alta in Venice caused significant damage to historical sites and buildings, including the Basilica di San Marco and the Teatro La Fenice.
What was the overall response and resilience shown by Venice and its people after the flood?: Despite facing immense challenges, Venice's cultural institutions and citizens showed resilience and a strong will to rebuild and recover from the devastating 2019 flood.

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