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Privacy Policy  

Privacy Policy used to protect the online privacy of users of its website. The information contained herein refers solely and exclusively to visits to the web pages and use of the services offered on the website https://www.museoparvaturris.it and any subdomains or redirects belonging to the Museum. It does not in any way concern other websites that may be consulted by the user through internal or external links.  

This document has been drawn up in accordance with Article 13 of EU Regulation 2016/679 in order to allow you to learn about our privacy policy, understand how your personal information is managed when you use our website and, if necessary, give your explicit and informed consent to the processing of your personal data.  

Types of data processed  

Your personal data on this website may be collected directly or indirectly.  

It is collected directly when, for example, you voluntarily submit it for an information request or when you fill out the contact form. By accessing these pages, you will be provided with information on the collection of your personal data and you can give or refuse your consent. The data we collect may include, for example: your first name, surname, telephone number, email address, country and any other data you may provide in your message. Your personal data may be collected indirectly when cookies and other technologies are used. The Museum may collect information such as the number of visitors, the date of the user’s last visit and the page viewed. Please refer to the section ‘Cookies and other tracking technologies’ below.   

Purposes of processing  

The processing we intend to carry out, with your specific consent where necessary, has the following purposes: We use your identification data to allow you to: 

1. contact us via the website
2. receive emails based on the information you requested on our website 
3. receive responses to your requests for assistance or information 

This personal data is collected when you subscribe to a newsletter, when you contact a representative of the Museum or when you request more detailed information.  

This data will be used to provide you with the services or materials you have requested with your explicit consent.   

Your personal data  

The Museum is the data controller for data processing arising from this website and determines the purposes and methods of such processing.   

Accuracy, relevance and security of your personal data  

The personal data processed is stored on secure servers. The Museum takes reasonable administrative, technical, personnel and physical measures to protect personal data from loss, unauthorised access, use, disclosure or modification and to ensure its integrity. It also ensures that personal data is processed only for the purposes indicated in this Privacy Policy and for no longer than is necessary. 

Who can access your personal data  

Your personal data may be shared with:  

1. individuals, entities or authorities to whom it is mandatory to disclose your personal data pursuant to legal provisions or orders from the authorities;
2. personnel authorised to process personal data necessary to perform activities strictly related to the provision of the Services, who have committed themselves to confidentiality (e.g. Museum employees).

Cookies and other tracking technologies  

The Museum is committed to complying with the EU Directive on privacy in electronic communications. To this end, we have developed the following policy, which is intended to provide you with all the tools you need to manage the cookies we use when you visit our website. 

What is a cookie? 

Cookies are small files that are downloaded to a device when the user accesses certain websites. The information is then sent back to the originating website when the user revisits the page or visits a website that recognises the cookie. Cookies allow a website to recognise users, understand how users navigate across various websites, thereby facilitating user navigation, saving user preferences and improving the use of the website. Cookies can have different purposes and uses. The Museum’s website may use session cookies and persistent cookies. The types of cookies directly generated by this site are technical cookies used for: 

1. authentication and management of a browsing session;
2. security purposes (e.g. to take into account the number of failed logins, identify possible authentication abuses and prevent fraud);
3. customisation of the user interface (e.g. to record user preferences such as language, page display format, connection area);
4. improved usability of the site and its audiovisual content;
5. proper functioning of the connection (e.g. by appropriately directing requests between multiple servers).  

The user can disable cookies at any time by configuring their browser, or be informed when they receive a cookie and refuse to accept it. Disabling cookies does not in itself prevent the use of the Site’s services; however, if all cookies are deleted/blocked, including technical cookies, some operations may not be performed or may be more complex and/or less secure, such as performing activities within the Reserved Areas of the Site (cookies allow the user to be identified and remain identified during the session). With the exception of data collected automatically (browsing data and cookies), the provision of other information through forms or emails is free and voluntary, and failure to provide such information may only result in the failure to satisfy any requests. Performance cookies collect information about the use of the website, such as the web pages visited and any error messages; they do not collect personally identifiable information and the information collected is aggregated anonymously. Performance cookies are used to improve the functioning of a website. You can block or delete (in whole or in part) technical and functionality cookies through the specific functions of your browser. However, we inform you that not authorising technical cookies may make it impossible to use the Site, view its contents and use its services. Disabling functionality cookies may mean that some services or certain functions of the Site are not available or do not work properly, and you may be forced to change or manually enter certain information or preferences each time you visit the Site.  

Privacy Policy  

Privacy Policy used to protect the online privacy of users of its website. The information contained herein refers solely and exclusively to visits to the web pages and use of the services offered on the website https://www.museoparvaturris.it and any subdomains or redirects belonging to the Museum. It does not in any way concern other websites that may be consulted by the user through internal or external links.  

This document has been drawn up in accordance with Article 13 of EU Regulation 2016/679 in order to allow you to learn about our privacy policy, understand how your personal information is managed when you use our website and, if necessary, give your explicit and informed consent to the processing of your personal data.  

Types of data processed  

Your personal data on this website may be collected directly or indirectly.  

It is collected directly when, for example, you voluntarily submit it for an information request or when you fill out the contact form. By accessing these pages, you will be provided with information on the collection of your personal data and you can give or refuse your consent. The data we collect may include, for example: your first name, surname, telephone number, email address, country and any other data you may provide in your message. Your personal data may be collected indirectly when cookies and other technologies are used. The Museum may collect information such as the number of visitors, the date of the user’s last visit and the page viewed. Please refer to the section ‘Cookies and other tracking technologies’ below.   

Purposes of processing  

The processing we intend to carry out, with your specific consent where necessary, has the following purposes: We use your identification data to allow you to: 

1. contact us via the website
2. receive emails based on the information you requested on our website 
3. receive responses to your requests for assistance or information 

This personal data is collected when you subscribe to a newsletter, when you contact a representative of the Museum or when you request more detailed information.  

This data will be used to provide you with the services or materials you have requested with your explicit consent.   

Your personal data  

The Museum is the data controller for data processing arising from this website and determines the purposes and methods of such processing.   

Accuracy, relevance and security of your personal data  

The personal data processed is stored on secure servers. The Museum takes reasonable administrative, technical, personnel and physical measures to protect personal data from loss, unauthorised access, use, disclosure or modification and to ensure its integrity. It also ensures that personal data is processed only for the purposes indicated in this Privacy Policy and for no longer than is necessary. 

Who can access your personal data  

Your personal data may be shared with:  

1. individuals, entities or authorities to whom it is mandatory to disclose your personal data pursuant to legal provisions or orders from the authorities;
2. personnel authorised to process personal data necessary to perform activities strictly related to the provision of the Services, who have committed themselves to confidentiality (e.g. Museum employees).

Cookies and other tracking technologies  

The Museum is committed to complying with the EU Directive on privacy in electronic communications. To this end, we have developed the following policy, which is intended to provide you with all the tools you need to manage the cookies we use when you visit our website. 

What is a cookie? 

Cookies are small files that are downloaded to a device when the user accesses certain websites. The information is then sent back to the originating website when the user revisits the page or visits a website that recognises the cookie. Cookies allow a website to recognise users, understand how users navigate across various websites, thereby facilitating user navigation, saving user preferences and improving the use of the website. Cookies can have different purposes and uses. The Museum’s website may use session cookies and persistent cookies. The types of cookies directly generated by this site are technical cookies used for: 

1. authentication and management of a browsing session;
2. security purposes (e.g. to take into account the number of failed logins, identify possible authentication abuses and prevent fraud);
3. customisation of the user interface (e.g. to record user preferences such as language, page display format, connection area);
4. improved usability of the site and its audiovisual content;
5. proper functioning of the connection (e.g. by appropriately directing requests between multiple servers).  

The user can disable cookies at any time by configuring their browser, or be informed when they receive a cookie and refuse to accept it. Disabling cookies does not in itself prevent the use of the Site’s services; however, if all cookies are deleted/blocked, including technical cookies, some operations may not be performed or may be more complex and/or less secure, such as performing activities within the Reserved Areas of the Site (cookies allow the user to be identified and remain identified during the session). With the exception of data collected automatically (browsing data and cookies), the provision of other information through forms or emails is free and voluntary, and failure to provide such information may only result in the failure to satisfy any requests. Performance cookies collect information about the use of the website, such as the web pages visited and any error messages; they do not collect personally identifiable information and the information collected is aggregated anonymously. Performance cookies are used to improve the functioning of a website. You can block or delete (in whole or in part) technical and functionality cookies through the specific functions of your browser. However, we inform you that not authorising technical cookies may make it impossible to use the Site, view its contents and use its services. Disabling functionality cookies may mean that some services or certain functions of the Site are not available or do not work properly, and you may be forced to change or manually enter certain information or preferences each time you visit the Site.  

Privacy Policy  

Privacy Policy used to protect the online privacy of users of its website. The information contained herein refers solely and exclusively to visits to the web pages and use of the services offered on the website https://www.museoparvaturris.it and any subdomains or redirects belonging to the Museum. It does not in any way concern other websites that may be consulted by the user through internal or external links.  

This document has been drawn up in accordance with Article 13 of EU Regulation 2016/679 in order to allow you to learn about our privacy policy, understand how your personal information is managed when you use our website and, if necessary, give your explicit and informed consent to the processing of your personal data.  

Types of data processed  

Your personal data on this website may be collected directly or indirectly.  

It is collected directly when, for example, you voluntarily submit it for an information request or when you fill out the contact form. By accessing these pages, you will be provided with information on the collection of your personal data and you can give or refuse your consent. The data we collect may include, for example: your first name, surname, telephone number, email address, country and any other data you may provide in your message. Your personal data may be collected indirectly when cookies and other technologies are used. The Museum may collect information such as the number of visitors, the date of the user’s last visit and the page viewed. Please refer to the section ‘Cookies and other tracking technologies’ below.   

Purposes of processing  

The processing we intend to carry out, with your specific consent where necessary, has the following purposes: We use your identification data to allow you to: 

1. contact us via the website
2. receive emails based on the information you requested on our website 
3. receive responses to your requests for assistance or information 

This personal data is collected when you subscribe to a newsletter, when you contact a representative of the Museum or when you request more detailed information.  

This data will be used to provide you with the services or materials you have requested with your explicit consent.   

Your personal data  

The Museum is the data controller for data processing arising from this website and determines the purposes and methods of such processing.   

Accuracy, relevance and security of your personal data  

The personal data processed is stored on secure servers. The Museum takes reasonable administrative, technical, personnel and physical measures to protect personal data from loss, unauthorised access, use, disclosure or modification and to ensure its integrity. It also ensures that personal data is processed only for the purposes indicated in this Privacy Policy and for no longer than is necessary. 

Who can access your personal data  

Your personal data may be shared with:  

1. individuals, entities or authorities to whom it is mandatory to disclose your personal data pursuant to legal provisions or orders from the authorities;
2. personnel authorised to process personal data necessary to perform activities strictly related to the provision of the Services, who have committed themselves to confidentiality (e.g. Museum employees).

Cookies and other tracking technologies  

The Museum is committed to complying with the EU Directive on privacy in electronic communications. To this end, we have developed the following policy, which is intended to provide you with all the tools you need to manage the cookies we use when you visit our website. 

What is a cookie? 

Cookies are small files that are downloaded to a device when the user accesses certain websites. The information is then sent back to the originating website when the user revisits the page or visits a website that recognises the cookie. Cookies allow a website to recognise users, understand how users navigate across various websites, thereby facilitating user navigation, saving user preferences and improving the use of the website. Cookies can have different purposes and uses. The Museum’s website may use session cookies and persistent cookies. The types of cookies directly generated by this site are technical cookies used for: 

1. authentication and management of a browsing session;
2. security purposes (e.g. to take into account the number of failed logins, identify possible authentication abuses and prevent fraud);
3. customisation of the user interface (e.g. to record user preferences such as language, page display format, connection area);
4. improved usability of the site and its audiovisual content;
5. proper functioning of the connection (e.g. by appropriately directing requests between multiple servers).  

The user can disable cookies at any time by configuring their browser, or be informed when they receive a cookie and refuse to accept it. Disabling cookies does not in itself prevent the use of the Site’s services; however, if all cookies are deleted/blocked, including technical cookies, some operations may not be performed or may be more complex and/or less secure, such as performing activities within the Reserved Areas of the Site (cookies allow the user to be identified and remain identified during the session). With the exception of data collected automatically (browsing data and cookies), the provision of other information through forms or emails is free and voluntary, and failure to provide such information may only result in the failure to satisfy any requests. Performance cookies collect information about the use of the website, such as the web pages visited and any error messages; they do not collect personally identifiable information and the information collected is aggregated anonymously. Performance cookies are used to improve the functioning of a website. You can block or delete (in whole or in part) technical and functionality cookies through the specific functions of your browser. However, we inform you that not authorising technical cookies may make it impossible to use the Site, view its contents and use its services. Disabling functionality cookies may mean that some services or certain functions of the Site are not available or do not work properly, and you may be forced to change or manually enter certain information or preferences each time you visit the Site.  

Privacy Policy  

Privacy Policy used to protect the online privacy of users of its website. The information contained herein refers solely and exclusively to visits to the web pages and use of the services offered on the website https://www.museoparvaturris.it and any subdomains or redirects belonging to the Museum. It does not in any way concern other websites that may be consulted by the user through internal or external links.  

This document has been drawn up in accordance with Article 13 of EU Regulation 2016/679 in order to allow you to learn about our privacy policy, understand how your personal information is managed when you use our website and, if necessary, give your explicit and informed consent to the processing of your personal data.  

Types of data processed  

Your personal data on this website may be collected directly or indirectly.  

It is collected directly when, for example, you voluntarily submit it for an information request or when you fill out the contact form. By accessing these pages, you will be provided with information on the collection of your personal data and you can give or refuse your consent. The data we collect may include, for example: your first name, surname, telephone number, email address, country and any other data you may provide in your message. Your personal data may be collected indirectly when cookies and other technologies are used. The Museum may collect information such as the number of visitors, the date of the user’s last visit and the page viewed. Please refer to the section ‘Cookies and other tracking technologies’ below.   

Purposes of processing  

The processing we intend to carry out, with your specific consent where necessary, has the following purposes: We use your identification data to allow you to: 

1. contact us via the website
2. receive emails based on the information you requested on our website 
3. receive responses to your requests for assistance or information 

This personal data is collected when you subscribe to a newsletter, when you contact a representative of the Museum or when you request more detailed information.  

This data will be used to provide you with the services or materials you have requested with your explicit consent.   

Your personal data  

The Museum is the data controller for data processing arising from this website and determines the purposes and methods of such processing.   

Accuracy, relevance and security of your personal data  

The personal data processed is stored on secure servers. The Museum takes reasonable administrative, technical, personnel and physical measures to protect personal data from loss, unauthorised access, use, disclosure or modification and to ensure its integrity. It also ensures that personal data is processed only for the purposes indicated in this Privacy Policy and for no longer than is necessary. 

Who can access your personal data  

Your personal data may be shared with:  

1. individuals, entities or authorities to whom it is mandatory to disclose your personal data pursuant to legal provisions or orders from the authorities;
2. personnel authorised to process personal data necessary to perform activities strictly related to the provision of the Services, who have committed themselves to confidentiality (e.g. Museum employees).

Cookies and other tracking technologies  

The Museum is committed to complying with the EU Directive on privacy in electronic communications. To this end, we have developed the following policy, which is intended to provide you with all the tools you need to manage the cookies we use when you visit our website. 

What is a cookie? 

Cookies are small files that are downloaded to a device when the user accesses certain websites. The information is then sent back to the originating website when the user revisits the page or visits a website that recognises the cookie. Cookies allow a website to recognise users, understand how users navigate across various websites, thereby facilitating user navigation, saving user preferences and improving the use of the website. Cookies can have different purposes and uses. The Museum’s website may use session cookies and persistent cookies. The types of cookies directly generated by this site are technical cookies used for: 

1. authentication and management of a browsing session;
2. security purposes (e.g. to take into account the number of failed logins, identify possible authentication abuses and prevent fraud);
3. customisation of the user interface (e.g. to record user preferences such as language, page display format, connection area);
4. improved usability of the site and its audiovisual content;
5. proper functioning of the connection (e.g. by appropriately directing requests between multiple servers).  

The user can disable cookies at any time by configuring their browser, or be informed when they receive a cookie and refuse to accept it. Disabling cookies does not in itself prevent the use of the Site’s services; however, if all cookies are deleted/blocked, including technical cookies, some operations may not be performed or may be more complex and/or less secure, such as performing activities within the Reserved Areas of the Site (cookies allow the user to be identified and remain identified during the session). With the exception of data collected automatically (browsing data and cookies), the provision of other information through forms or emails is free and voluntary, and failure to provide such information may only result in the failure to satisfy any requests. Performance cookies collect information about the use of the website, such as the web pages visited and any error messages; they do not collect personally identifiable information and the information collected is aggregated anonymously. Performance cookies are used to improve the functioning of a website. You can block or delete (in whole or in part) technical and functionality cookies through the specific functions of your browser. However, we inform you that not authorising technical cookies may make it impossible to use the Site, view its contents and use its services. Disabling functionality cookies may mean that some services or certain functions of the Site are not available or do not work properly, and you may be forced to change or manually enter certain information or preferences each time you visit the Site.  

Privacy Policy  

Privacy Policy used to protect the online privacy of users of its website. The information contained herein refers solely and exclusively to visits to the web pages and use of the services offered on the website https://www.museoparvaturris.it and any subdomains or redirects belonging to the Museum. It does not in any way concern other websites that may be consulted by the user through internal or external links.  

This document has been drawn up in accordance with Article 13 of EU Regulation 2016/679 in order to allow you to learn about our privacy policy, understand how your personal information is managed when you use our website and, if necessary, give your explicit and informed consent to the processing of your personal data.  

Types of data processed  

Your personal data on this website may be collected directly or indirectly.  

It is collected directly when, for example, you voluntarily submit it for an information request or when you fill out the contact form. By accessing these pages, you will be provided with information on the collection of your personal data and you can give or refuse your consent. The data we collect may include, for example: your first name, surname, telephone number, email address, country and any other data you may provide in your message. Your personal data may be collected indirectly when cookies and other technologies are used. The Museum may collect information such as the number of visitors, the date of the user’s last visit and the page viewed. Please refer to the section ‘Cookies and other tracking technologies’ below.   

Purposes of processing  

The processing we intend to carry out, with your specific consent where necessary, has the following purposes: We use your identification data to allow you to: 

1. contact us via the website
2. receive emails based on the information you requested on our website 
3. receive responses to your requests for assistance or information 

This personal data is collected when you subscribe to a newsletter, when you contact a representative of the Museum or when you request more detailed information.  

This data will be used to provide you with the services or materials you have requested with your explicit consent.   

Your personal data  

The Museum is the data controller for data processing arising from this website and determines the purposes and methods of such processing.   

Accuracy, relevance and security of your personal data  

The personal data processed is stored on secure servers. The Museum takes reasonable administrative, technical, personnel and physical measures to protect personal data from loss, unauthorised access, use, disclosure or modification and to ensure its integrity. It also ensures that personal data is processed only for the purposes indicated in this Privacy Policy and for no longer than is necessary. 

Who can access your personal data  

Your personal data may be shared with:  

1. individuals, entities or authorities to whom it is mandatory to disclose your personal data pursuant to legal provisions or orders from the authorities;
2. personnel authorised to process personal data necessary to perform activities strictly related to the provision of the Services, who have committed themselves to confidentiality (e.g. Museum employees).

Cookies and other tracking technologies  

The Museum is committed to complying with the EU Directive on privacy in electronic communications. To this end, we have developed the following policy, which is intended to provide you with all the tools you need to manage the cookies we use when you visit our website. 

What is a cookie? 

Cookies are small files that are downloaded to a device when the user accesses certain websites. The information is then sent back to the originating website when the user revisits the page or visits a website that recognises the cookie. Cookies allow a website to recognise users, understand how users navigate across various websites, thereby facilitating user navigation, saving user preferences and improving the use of the website. Cookies can have different purposes and uses. The Museum’s website may use session cookies and persistent cookies. The types of cookies directly generated by this site are technical cookies used for: 

1. authentication and management of a browsing session;
2. security purposes (e.g. to take into account the number of failed logins, identify possible authentication abuses and prevent fraud);
3. customisation of the user interface (e.g. to record user preferences such as language, page display format, connection area);
4. improved usability of the site and its audiovisual content;
5. proper functioning of the connection (e.g. by appropriately directing requests between multiple servers).  

The user can disable cookies at any time by configuring their browser, or be informed when they receive a cookie and refuse to accept it. Disabling cookies does not in itself prevent the use of the Site’s services; however, if all cookies are deleted/blocked, including technical cookies, some operations may not be performed or may be more complex and/or less secure, such as performing activities within the Reserved Areas of the Site (cookies allow the user to be identified and remain identified during the session). With the exception of data collected automatically (browsing data and cookies), the provision of other information through forms or emails is free and voluntary, and failure to provide such information may only result in the failure to satisfy any requests. Performance cookies collect information about the use of the website, such as the web pages visited and any error messages; they do not collect personally identifiable information and the information collected is aggregated anonymously. Performance cookies are used to improve the functioning of a website. You can block or delete (in whole or in part) technical and functionality cookies through the specific functions of your browser. However, we inform you that not authorising technical cookies may make it impossible to use the Site, view its contents and use its services. Disabling functionality cookies may mean that some services or certain functions of the Site are not available or do not work properly, and you may be forced to change or manually enter certain information or preferences each time you visit the Site.  

Privacy Policy  

Privacy Policy used to protect the online privacy of users of its website. The information contained herein refers solely and exclusively to visits to the web pages and use of the services offered on the website https://www.museoparvaturris.it and any subdomains or redirects belonging to the Museum. It does not in any way concern other websites that may be consulted by the user through internal or external links.  

This document has been drawn up in accordance with Article 13 of EU Regulation 2016/679 in order to allow you to learn about our privacy policy, understand how your personal information is managed when you use our website and, if necessary, give your explicit and informed consent to the processing of your personal data.  

Types of data processed  

Your personal data on this website may be collected directly or indirectly.  

It is collected directly when, for example, you voluntarily submit it for an information request or when you fill out the contact form. By accessing these pages, you will be provided with information on the collection of your personal data and you can give or refuse your consent. The data we collect may include, for example: your first name, surname, telephone number, email address, country and any other data you may provide in your message. Your personal data may be collected indirectly when cookies and other technologies are used. The Museum may collect information such as the number of visitors, the date of the user’s last visit and the page viewed. Please refer to the section ‘Cookies and other tracking technologies’ below.   

Purposes of processing  

The processing we intend to carry out, with your specific consent where necessary, has the following purposes: We use your identification data to allow you to: 

1. contact us via the website
2. receive emails based on the information you requested on our website 
3. receive responses to your requests for assistance or information 

This personal data is collected when you subscribe to a newsletter, when you contact a representative of the Museum or when you request more detailed information.  

This data will be used to provide you with the services or materials you have requested with your explicit consent.   

Your personal data  

The Museum is the data controller for data processing arising from this website and determines the purposes and methods of such processing.   

Accuracy, relevance and security of your personal data  

The personal data processed is stored on secure servers. The Museum takes reasonable administrative, technical, personnel and physical measures to protect personal data from loss, unauthorised access, use, disclosure or modification and to ensure its integrity. It also ensures that personal data is processed only for the purposes indicated in this Privacy Policy and for no longer than is necessary. 

Who can access your personal data  

Your personal data may be shared with:  

1. individuals, entities or authorities to whom it is mandatory to disclose your personal data pursuant to legal provisions or orders from the authorities;
2. personnel authorised to process personal data necessary to perform activities strictly related to the provision of the Services, who have committed themselves to confidentiality (e.g. Museum employees).

Cookies and other tracking technologies  

The Museum is committed to complying with the EU Directive on privacy in electronic communications. To this end, we have developed the following policy, which is intended to provide you with all the tools you need to manage the cookies we use when you visit our website. 

What is a cookie? 

Cookies are small files that are downloaded to a device when the user accesses certain websites. The information is then sent back to the originating website when the user revisits the page or visits a website that recognises the cookie. Cookies allow a website to recognise users, understand how users navigate across various websites, thereby facilitating user navigation, saving user preferences and improving the use of the website. Cookies can have different purposes and uses. The Museum’s website may use session cookies and persistent cookies. The types of cookies directly generated by this site are technical cookies used for: 

1. authentication and management of a browsing session;
2. security purposes (e.g. to take into account the number of failed logins, identify possible authentication abuses and prevent fraud);
3. customisation of the user interface (e.g. to record user preferences such as language, page display format, connection area);
4. improved usability of the site and its audiovisual content;
5. proper functioning of the connection (e.g. by appropriately directing requests between multiple servers).  

The user can disable cookies at any time by configuring their browser, or be informed when they receive a cookie and refuse to accept it. Disabling cookies does not in itself prevent the use of the Site’s services; however, if all cookies are deleted/blocked, including technical cookies, some operations may not be performed or may be more complex and/or less secure, such as performing activities within the Reserved Areas of the Site (cookies allow the user to be identified and remain identified during the session). With the exception of data collected automatically (browsing data and cookies), the provision of other information through forms or emails is free and voluntary, and failure to provide such information may only result in the failure to satisfy any requests. Performance cookies collect information about the use of the website, such as the web pages visited and any error messages; they do not collect personally identifiable information and the information collected is aggregated anonymously. Performance cookies are used to improve the functioning of a website. You can block or delete (in whole or in part) technical and functionality cookies through the specific functions of your browser. However, we inform you that not authorising technical cookies may make it impossible to use the Site, view its contents and use its services. Disabling functionality cookies may mean that some services or certain functions of the Site are not available or do not work properly, and you may be forced to change or manually enter certain information or preferences each time you visit the Site.  

Privacy Policy  

Privacy Policy used to protect the online privacy of users of its website. The information contained herein refers solely and exclusively to visits to the web pages and use of the services offered on the website https://www.museoparvaturris.it and any subdomains or redirects belonging to the Museum. It does not in any way concern other websites that may be consulted by the user through internal or external links.  

This document has been drawn up in accordance with Article 13 of EU Regulation 2016/679 in order to allow you to learn about our privacy policy, understand how your personal information is managed when you use our website and, if necessary, give your explicit and informed consent to the processing of your personal data.  

Types of data processed  

Your personal data on this website may be collected directly or indirectly.  

It is collected directly when, for example, you voluntarily submit it for an information request or when you fill out the contact form. By accessing these pages, you will be provided with information on the collection of your personal data and you can give or refuse your consent. The data we collect may include, for example: your first name, surname, telephone number, email address, country and any other data you may provide in your message. Your personal data may be collected indirectly when cookies and other technologies are used. The Museum may collect information such as the number of visitors, the date of the user’s last visit and the page viewed. Please refer to the section ‘Cookies and other tracking technologies’ below.   

Purposes of processing  

The processing we intend to carry out, with your specific consent where necessary, has the following purposes: We use your identification data to allow you to: 

1. contact us via the website
2. receive emails based on the information you requested on our website 
3. receive responses to your requests for assistance or information 

This personal data is collected when you subscribe to a newsletter, when you contact a representative of the Museum or when you request more detailed information.  

This data will be used to provide you with the services or materials you have requested with your explicit consent.   

Your personal data  

The Museum is the data controller for data processing arising from this website and determines the purposes and methods of such processing.   

Accuracy, relevance and security of your personal data  

The personal data processed is stored on secure servers. The Museum takes reasonable administrative, technical, personnel and physical measures to protect personal data from loss, unauthorised access, use, disclosure or modification and to ensure its integrity. It also ensures that personal data is processed only for the purposes indicated in this Privacy Policy and for no longer than is necessary. 

Who can access your personal data  

Your personal data may be shared with:  

1. individuals, entities or authorities to whom it is mandatory to disclose your personal data pursuant to legal provisions or orders from the authorities;
2. personnel authorised to process personal data necessary to perform activities strictly related to the provision of the Services, who have committed themselves to confidentiality (e.g. Museum employees).

Cookies and other tracking technologies  

The Museum is committed to complying with the EU Directive on privacy in electronic communications. To this end, we have developed the following policy, which is intended to provide you with all the tools you need to manage the cookies we use when you visit our website. 

What is a cookie? 

Cookies are small files that are downloaded to a device when the user accesses certain websites. The information is then sent back to the originating website when the user revisits the page or visits a website that recognises the cookie. Cookies allow a website to recognise users, understand how users navigate across various websites, thereby facilitating user navigation, saving user preferences and improving the use of the website. Cookies can have different purposes and uses. The Museum’s website may use session cookies and persistent cookies. The types of cookies directly generated by this site are technical cookies used for: 

1. authentication and management of a browsing session;
2. security purposes (e.g. to take into account the number of failed logins, identify possible authentication abuses and prevent fraud);
3. customisation of the user interface (e.g. to record user preferences such as language, page display format, connection area);
4. improved usability of the site and its audiovisual content;
5. proper functioning of the connection (e.g. by appropriately directing requests between multiple servers).  

The user can disable cookies at any time by configuring their browser, or be informed when they receive a cookie and refuse to accept it. Disabling cookies does not in itself prevent the use of the Site’s services; however, if all cookies are deleted/blocked, including technical cookies, some operations may not be performed or may be more complex and/or less secure, such as performing activities within the Reserved Areas of the Site (cookies allow the user to be identified and remain identified during the session). With the exception of data collected automatically (browsing data and cookies), the provision of other information through forms or emails is free and voluntary, and failure to provide such information may only result in the failure to satisfy any requests. Performance cookies collect information about the use of the website, such as the web pages visited and any error messages; they do not collect personally identifiable information and the information collected is aggregated anonymously. Performance cookies are used to improve the functioning of a website. You can block or delete (in whole or in part) technical and functionality cookies through the specific functions of your browser. However, we inform you that not authorising technical cookies may make it impossible to use the Site, view its contents and use its services. Disabling functionality cookies may mean that some services or certain functions of the Site are not available or do not work properly, and you may be forced to change or manually enter certain information or preferences each time you visit the Site.