It was a long-awaited ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Italian Multimedia Center (CMI) “Gravisi,” located in the west wing of Palazzo Gravisi-Buttorai, home to the Italian community of Capodistria “Santorio Santorio.”

A project fueled by an Interreg Italy-Slovenia agreement called "Primis," aimed at highlighting the richness of minority cultures, which led to the restoration of the building and then, thanks also to the follow-up of the "Primis Plus" program (also led by the Italian Union) and other European projects, the establishment of this "educational and interactive museum dedicated to the linguistic, historical, and cultural heritage of the cross-border area and of the Italian national community in Slovenia and Croatia," as stated on the website, online from today, through which it will be possible to book a visit to the Gravisi from now on:

https://unione-italiana.org/index.php/it/centro-multimediale

The article continues on the website of Radio Capodistria:

https://radiocapodistria.rtvslo.si/articolo/notizie/comunita-nazionale-italiana/capodistria-inaugura-il-centro-gravisi/783012