The historic disco 'Paradiso' in Rimini, closed for years, will be reopened in the next autumn as a space dedicated to art and culture.

The structure, located on the Covignano hill, will be transformed into 'Casa Paradiso Art Gallery' and will host corporate events, fashion shows and exhibitions.

The new structure will cover an area of 15,000 square meters and will maintain the original perimeter, integrating it with natural materials such as stone and wood and recovering historical elements such as the entrance gate.

The 'Paradiso' was a meeting place for the jet-set and one of the most famous discos on the Riviera in the 1980s and 1990s.

Now, after years of closure, it returns to new life, dedicated to culture and art.