Description
Tor Cucherna is a medieval tower dating back to the XIV century, used for night surveillance of the city walls.
The name derives from the German "gucken", to peek. The entire city wall of Trieste was destroyed in 1719, after the proclamation of the Free Port, to allow the city to expand, but the tower was spared because it was transformed into a dwelling. The current appearance dates back to 1910, the year in which it was converted into a Tower.
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The project obtained funding of €71,999.75 from the Regione Autonoma Friuli Venezia Giulia on the POR FESR 2014-2020 call, Activity 2.1.b.1 bis «Granting of grants for the financing of personalized pre-incubation and incubation programs enterprise, aimed at the implementation of projects for the creation or development of new businesses characterized by significant value or a relevant cultural and/or creative connotation»
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