Built on our own initiative — no commission, no shortcuts — to prove the craft on real places. They are demonstrations, playable on site today. Your place would be among the first commissions.
Seven churches braided into one. Your guide is Petronius himself — the bishop they say wanted a Jerusalem of stone, fifteen hundred years ago. They also say he didn’t. Follow his riddles through courtyards and columns, and at the end, under the rotunda, something older than any church rises to meet you.
A village church at the top of the town, where the castle used to stand. Someone has been waiting there since 1843 — since a crate from Rome crossed the door between festival bells. A boy with a given name, and a story the village pays for grain by grain, gift by gift.
Proof that Chromorium isn’t only for landmarks: a small parish church holds an adventure as well as a basilica does.
The façade that was never finished — told by Arduino degli Arriguzzi, the master builder who still waits for his marble.
Guide: Arduino degli Arriguzzi
A forest of towers once crowded this sky. Two survived. Someone kept watch over all of them — and still does.
Guide: la Vedetta
Where a kingdom keeps its dawn behind gilded walls — proof the craft travels beyond Italy.
45–60 min · on site
Any monument with a story can wake — a basilica, a tower, a village church. Commission the adventure of yours.
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