The Loggiato San Bartolomeo in Palermo is the testimony of an ancient hospital destroyed by the bombings of 1943. The Loggiato San Bartolomeo, located in Corso Vittorio Emanuele, now hosts events and art exhibitions. Over the years, it has undergone restorations that have established a new relationship between the monument and the surrounding urban context, thanks to large windows facing the Foro Umberto I, which transform the wide aisles into long and bright walkways overlooking the sea. Since 2013, the Loggiato San Bartolomeo has been managed by the Sant’Elia Foundation. The Sant’Elia Foundation, established at the end of 2010, aims to promote the dissemination of culture and art as an essential element for the development of society. Since 2013, in addition to the Loggiato, it manages Palazzo Celestri Santa Croce and Trigonadi Sant’Elia. The Foundation is a 360° cultural center, ranging from visual art to musical and literary activities. It also collaborates with public institutions, private entities, and individual collectors, opening up to the possibility of hosting meetings and events.