The new year, 2024, sees the arrival of a new member within the European Federation of Napoleonic Cities. The new year begins with the town of Limbiate, in Italy, joining the European Federation of Napoleonic Cities. Napoleon’s stay in Limbiate was brief but decisive for both his public and private life. The […]
On 13 December, the official ceremony marking the accession of the town of Herceg Novi, Montenegro – a member since 2022 – to the European Federation of Napoleonic Cities took place. The official ceremony marking the accession of the town of Herceg Novi – a member of the European Federation of Napoleonic Cities and Destination Napoleon since 2022 – took place on 13 December
Link to the article: Charles Bonaparte, Napoleon’s heir: «The sacking of Venice? It was the logic of war. I enjoyed Ridley Scott’s film.».
MED-Routes: Strengthening sustainable cultural tourism in the Mediterranean (MED) through the creation of eco-itineraries within the European Cultural Routes. We are delighted to announce that the project «MED-Routes – Enhancing MED sustainable cultural tourism through the creation of eco-itineraries within European Cultural Routes», of which Destination Napoleon is an associate partner, has been officially approved! The project, proposed
On 2 December 2023, the ceremony marking the city of Monza’s accession to the European Federation of Napoleonic Cities took place at Villa Reale in Monza, Italy. 2 December is a date that recurs frequently in Napoleon’s history and life: on 2 December 1804, Napoleon and Josephine
On 1 December 2023, in the First Tapestry Room of Palazzo Reale, an official ceremony was held to mark the accession of Palazzo Reale in Milan, Italy, to the European Federation of Napoleonic Cities, which formalised its membership of our European network at the start of 2024. The meeting took place in the presence of Tommaso
From 2 December 2023 to 20 January 2024 at the Théâtre de Nesle in Paris, France. Written and directed by Nathalie Ganem, the play highlights France's and the French people's missed rendezvous with Napoleon Bonaparte and his destiny. On 21 June 1815, after his defeat at Waterloo, the Emperor returned to France.
Play: "Rendez-vous à l'Élysée" (Rendezvous at the Élysée Palace) Read More »
Link to article: Monza, città di Napoleone: sulle tracce di Bonaparte insieme ad altri 50 luoghi in Europa.
Link to the article: Napoleone torna a Milano. Palazzo Reale inserito nel circuito storico: "Sognò un'Europa forte".