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Like the destinations we have visited in the last post, these three cities are rich in history, art, and gastronomy tradition.
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The region takes its name from the “Via Emilia”, the road built between 189 and 187 BC by the Roman Consul Marco Emilio Lepido to connect Rimini and Piacenza.
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The Italian Embassy Culture Centre in New Delhi has collaborated with the theatre company Instabili Vaganti for the production of six short videos, and a video introduction, inspired by the work of the great poet.
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Italian Embassy Cultural Centre with Embassy of Italy in India organises 3 days open theatre. Enjoy cinema with gelato.
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We will now move from the coastal area to the valleys and the mountains of the region, following the ancient Roman road ‘via Emilia’ from Cesena to Imola.
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It is one of the most renowned and glamorous seaside destinations in Italy. Every summer, tourists from all over the world move there to relax and have fun in its famous beaches and clubs, especially in the area around Rimini.
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Giornata della memoria: “Witnesses of the Witnesses: Remembering and Recounting Auschwitz” https://youtu.be/Lr1oX5JTuPA January 27 was designated as International Holocaust Remembrance
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The tomb of Dante Alighieri, considered the father of the Italian language and one of the most important poets in Italy and the entire world, is also located in this city.
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500th death anniversary of Raphael Sanzio, one the greatest artists of all time.
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