When the Museum closes to the public, the guide accompanies the group to the Birthplace of Antonio Canova, among the rooms and paintings related to the artist's life.
The visit continues in the Gypsotheca, where the sculptures are observed only by the light of lanterns. In the silence of the rooms, shadows and details bring back the atmosphere of Canova's Roman studio at the end of the eighteenth century, when the artist worked on his sketches and marbles even after sunset.
At the end of the tour, a meringue from Pasticceria Aurora in Possagno is offered. The sweet concludes the evening with a flavor linked to Canova's hometown and adds a small narrative of the territory to the visit.
