The Cibiana Murals are a permanent exhibition on the façades of old houses in the village: large frescoes have been painted on the walls of some of the houses, forming an open-air museum that is enriched with new subjects every year. Various Italian artists, such as Vico Calabrò from San Vito, as well as foreigners from Japan and Russia have contributed to the creation of these wonderful works.
The Cibiana Murals are an initiative that started in 1980 with the aim of recovering traditions, crafts and stories of the town’s cultural heritage, to re-propose them in the form of art that is accessible to the public. In this way, the living heritage has been enhanced and the village has been embellished as in old medieval Italian towns. Discovering the ‘Land of the Murals’ means discovering the narrow streets that connect the dwellings, immersing oneself in a picturesque and surreal scenario, to savour the special features that Cibiana has to offer, while one can admire the frescoes present in ecstasy.