The Rio Darro represents a fundamental element of the natural and cultural heritage of the city of Granada. With its banks and bridges it has told for centuries both the life and culture of the city by the foundation, which was closely related to the river itself. From the beginning of the 16th century, Granada began to lose its river through a long process of covering that today hide a large part of its path. With the loss of the river, Granada gave up to perpetuate an essential part of its history: how can we restore the memory of the Rio Darro in the XXI century?
Cianci, M.G., Mondelli, F.P. (2018). Hidden river: recovering the memory of a city. In World Heritage and knowledge_Book of abstract (pp.173-173). Roma : Gangemi editore.
Hidden river: recovering the memory of a city
Maria Grazia Cianci;Francesca Paola Mondelli
2018-01-01
Abstract
The Rio Darro represents a fundamental element of the natural and cultural heritage of the city of Granada. With its banks and bridges it has told for centuries both the life and culture of the city by the foundation, which was closely related to the river itself. From the beginning of the 16th century, Granada began to lose its river through a long process of covering that today hide a large part of its path. With the loss of the river, Granada gave up to perpetuate an essential part of its history: how can we restore the memory of the Rio Darro in the XXI century?I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
