The current temporary exhibition is dedicated to the artist Li Yunfeng (Esther Li)
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The Colfiorito Marsh is currently the only area of the plateaus where water remains year-round, serving as a focal point for a large number of birds, which build their nests, reproduce, and feed among the reeds.
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This spirit of innovation also led to the creation of Picci’s, a wine bar and bistro named after Aldo’s childhood nickname, dedicated to promoting Tuscan excellence.
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The project is built on a simple and powerful idea: this territory holds a layered, rare, often hidden history. Driving through it is not enough. A weekend with a weather app open is not enough. To understand Mugello, you have to walk it. You have to give it time to speak. And you have to be willing to listen, without already knowing what you expect to hear. That’s how 14 routes were created.
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Over the centuries many important people have had a connection with the city. Among them Frederick II of Swabia, who lived his childhood here; Dante Alighieri, because the first copy of the Divine Comedy was printed in Foligno and St. Francis of Assisi, who frequented the city that was the scene of some fundamental episodes of his life.
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On Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 May 2026, the second edition of the Iris Festival will take place on the lawn of the Abbey of S. Salvatore in Soffena, Castelfranco di Sopra, in the municipality of Castelfranco Piandiscò.
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I wanted to create a place where the product is not just purchased, but experienced
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The largest inland wetland in peninsular Italy
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Delivering a finished garden is only the starting point. What matters is what comes after: keeping it in line with the seasons, anticipating its needs, and taking care of it even when the owner is not there.
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Thanks to the commitment of Vittorio Verole Bozzello, the cave was equipped and opened to the public on July 1, 1967. Experts now consider it one of the most beautiful and complete caves in Europe, capable of articulating for its visitors three different itineraries that enter a dreamlike underground world.
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Here, at an altitude of 800 meters, in the heart of a forest that was already sacred to the Romans, the Ferretti family has been doing exactly the same thing for over a hundred years: opening the door, lighting the fire, and making you feel at home.
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Today we are talking about the project espoused by these two territories: ‘The Alps of the Apuan Sea where the sun kisses twice’.
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The city, in the green heart of Umbria, welcomes visitors with an authentic and vital atmosphere: its thousand-year history blends with the pleasure of everyday life. The historic center, cozy and easily accessible on foot and by bicycle, preserves a surprising artistic and architectural heritage.
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Art, respect for the territory and cultural accessibility. Since its first edition, the Festival has transformed Umbria into a widespread stage, combining cultured music, promotion of the territory and cultural accessibility.
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Today, with much greater reasons – from urban overpopulation to pollution, from the ethical and moral indistinctness to the confusion of genres – we return to nature to rediscover this lost balance. Don’t you feel this urgency? To escape these real metastases of modernity?
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There are two types of justice for man himself: one type linked to nature – which follows the laws of necessity – the other linked to the spirit and which accords with the laws of freedom, with his incorruptible principles.
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