We are all familiar with the image Lucca normally presents to the world a well-mannered, conservative, medieval city of music and art. Wall to wall Puccini, lots of old world charm, peaceful, even sleepy, or as forbes magazine (see facing page) would put it, “idyllic”. So can this be the Read more…
Millions and millions of people have walked through the Piazza dei Miracoli in pisa, looking upward to admire the leaning tower and personally acknowledging that yes, it really bends quite a lot. But for sure not so many have asked themselves how, when and why such a masterpiece was accomplished Read more…
From 12 september till 6 december 2009 in Lucca. Exhibit in a Center of Contemporany Art, via della Fratta. Fifty photos of the artist’s wife. Open tuesday to sunday – from 10.00 am to 7.00 pm Closed mondays. More informations on: Lu.C.C.A.
The new programme of the Anglo-Italian Club Viareggio will start in october and end in May 2010 following the academic year with a series of meeting, lectures and performances covering a wide range of topics wich can interest English-speaking people of any age. The Anglo-Italian Club was fonde in 1959 Read more…
Anybody driving past the round about at the Viale Europe and Via Pesciatina cross road, ( a spot still referred to as Papao even thug that establishment closed at least fifteen years ago), may have been surprised even perplexed when the council erected an ultramodern statue, a sorto f dreadlock Read more…