The complex was born as the sulfur mine of San Lorenzo in Solfinelli, part of the mining sector of Urbino which includes the mines of Cavallino and Schieti The first traces of mining activity date back to the eleventh century, but the period of greatest productivity was between the mid-800s and the beginning of the twentieth century. The activity was suspended in 1932, with definitive closure in 1941. The mine employed over 500 workers and could produce up to 4,000 tons per year during its all-time high. Today the basement melting furnaces have been adapted as art laboratories, projection room, library and training spaces: lithography, chalcography, screen printing, ceramics, herbal medicine etc. The Museum Graphia International Museum of Printing project was born inside, with numerous historic printing presses and artistic printing activities. Annually, about 18,000 students on school visits participate in the workshops and activities offered. In the green hills of the Marche region, La Corte della Miniera is the ideal destination for those looking for a special holiday of relaxation, good food and contact with nature. The goal was to transform the mine not into a traditional hotel, but into a real place of learning, immersed in art and culture.

FarmhouseUrbino (Italy)
Price :
$3,340,200
($1,336 / m²)
Surface2,500 m²

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