Thursday, December 30, 2010

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From Tuscany Tuscany I wish a Happy New Year


2010 is almost over and analyze this year I want to say I am more than happy with how it went the Blog.

There are 150 of you who follow us every day, and at this time of year we are doing more than 1,000 visits a day, which is no small thing for a little blog like ours.

means that during 2011, I and Beatrice, will continue to write articles to inform you all about it from our point of view is worth commenting on our beautiful, beautiful region that is Tuscany.

I leave you with some photos I've taken in recent days walking through Tuscany. Nature is obviously not as beautiful as in summer, although it is light melancholy winter also has its charm,





With best wishes for a prosperous 2011

G & B

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

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Tips for anyone traveling to Tuscany for Christmas



Dear Friends Just a few tips for anyone traveling to Tuscany in these days:

1 - This weekend has been declared a state of snow emergency. Roads, highways and even the train station in Florence have been closed the amount of snow that has fallen in Tuscany.

2 - still doing very cold in the area and weather forecasts for the next days are not good, so I advise you before departure that regard ye the weather on this website is the official weather in Tuscany and the rest of Italy: www.meteo.it

3 - is important if you are in a Hotel, Farmhouse B & B or ask the owners which will be expectations that are expected throughout the day because there have been several cases People who have had to sleep in the car because of blocked roads during the weekend.

I leave you with some pictures of those days.





As always I hope this is helpful and useful and from Tuscany I send my best wishes to you all have a nice Christmas. Sincerely



G.

Monday, December 13, 2010

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Christmas in Tuscany is approaching and for those who are about to visit the region during the next days I want to give some advice.

1 - will wrap

This winter has so far been particularly cold and rainy, so for those who visit Tuscany for Christmas recommend that you wear warm clothing. The overnight temperature can drop easily below 0 degrees while during the day usually does not exceed 10 degrees.

For detailed information on weather forecasts I recommend this site: www.meteo.it


2 - Transport

you desire for all equipment moves around Tuscany by car it would not hurt to ask the car rental chains in anticipation of that you will encounter snow. It can happen that snow during viestra stay and that some of the most characteristic villages are cut off for cars without chains. For the movement in the cities, always remember to buy bus tickets at newsstands or sealed because, unlike Spain is not possible to buy directly from the bus.

3 - Drugs

Unlike Spain in Italy the law does not allow the majority of drugs purchased without a prescription in pharmacies, for this reason I advise you to take a few wide spectrum antibiotics and a box of Ibuprofen in case of colds because if become ill you will have to make a long queue in the emergency department before being able to buy these medicines.


4 - Holidays.

As in all places, the holidays tend to be less suitable for dining out, but if you want to enjoy some very special Italian experience I advise you to visit this web proposed by different parties for New Year's Eve in Florence .

As always hope This article has been helpful to you to better plan your holiday in Tuscany. Sincerely

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

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Christmas in Tuscany to visit in Tuscany at the Bridge of the Immaculate




Dear Friends If you find yourself among the lucky ones who will come to Tuscany to visit the region during the bridge of the Immaculate, I give you some tips on what to do and see in these days .

The first advice I give is to avoid small towns this time of year.

You must know that many of the hotels, restaurants Farm smaller towns close for the winter period. Many hotels, farmhouses and village restaurants offering authentic delicacies during the mid and high season (including Easter to late October) will be closed on these days as their owners often use this period to enjoy their holidays or conduct maintenance on the farm .

The second piece of advice I give is to concentrate your visit to our land in the larger cities, where you can take pleasant walks through the main streets and shopping in the beautiful and elegant stores the most special Christmas gifts for your friends and family .

is recommended that you dedicate to visit the cities, also by the fact that the days are very short and it gets dark a hour earlier than in Spain. In fact even enjoy the same time zone, finding Italy, Tuscany and therefore, further east the sun rises and sets earlier. Let us now

cities I counsel.

Firstly I advise you to dedicate a day or even two to Florence. Florence is a great city, full of bars, restaurants, museums and shops. In this time of year you can enjoy it and its two major museums (Uffizi and Academy) without the thousands of tourists that you would find during the season.

's second city that I recommend it without hesitation Siena. In Siena you can spend a whole day and enjoy your bellissima cathedral as well as the museum itself. A stroll through Siena is also very nice because the city has a main street, where history and shopping go hand in hand.

The other cities during this season are worth a visit Lucca and Pisa. Pisa you can visit in a week as part of Piazza dei Miracoli bellissima City Lucca offers little more and you can instead spend the other half of the day.

Finally I recommend to spend a day at the Outlet and spas in Tuscany , seeking the closest to your accommodation. One afternoon in early may be the perfect time to relax after a day of art and history.

As always wish and I hope it can help you in your journey,



Greetings G.

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

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winter dishes of Tuscan Cuisine


If you visit Tuscany for the months of November and December must not lose you the following typical winter dishes that good local restaurants offer.

1 -
Ribollita
is a recipe that comes from poor Tuscan cuisine at the base of its ingredients are different vegetables, beans and dry bread. Some restaurants will add spice pork products like sausage or ham.

2 - White Truffle

The white truffle is typical of winter, this tasty tuber is indicated for most of the year in Tuscany at its most common, black truffles, but in winter during the coldest months of the year you can enjoy the white much more expensive and more delicate flavor.

The white truffle is usually eaten with "fettuccine" with fried eggs and sometimes fresh cheeses such as mascarpone


3 - Pasta e Ceci

This is another typical dish from the Tuscan cuisine during the winter months , pasta with chickpeas (ceci in Italian) is one of the best cuisine poor.

4 - bruschetta with l 'Olio Nuovo

La Bruschetta (toasted bread) with extra virgin olive oil is a typical dish of this season. For lovers of oil will be a real pleasure.

Finally, I leave you with a nice Italian video that explains how to make Ribollita.

Saturday, November 13, 2010

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Three sketches by Felice Giani at auction at Christie's in Milan on 24 November. These sketches or "memory" for Milzetti Palace. The first two are
Anfritite (Water) and Venus (Earth), tempera on paper, 12 x 39 cm. Made for the frescoes on the sides of the vault of the Cabinet of Love, already published in Octane A. Cavina, Felice Giani (1758-1823) and the culture of the century, Milan 1999, I. p. 106, fig. 167. Starting price € 10.000 to 15.000.
The third sketch is The Console Marcello driven by galloping horses, tempera on paper, 18.8 x 31 cm. Made for one of the frescoes on the ceiling in the Hall of War and Peace, published in Octane A. Cavina, Felice Giani (1758-1823) and the culture of the century, Milan 1999, I. p. 114, fig. 177. Starting price € 10.000 to 15.000.

Thursday, November 11, 2010

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Discovering the corners of Montepulciano


Montepulciano is one of the loveliest towns in Tuscany. It is located south of the region between the agricultural Valdichiana and the beautiful and wildest Valdorcia (Unesco heritage). The village was built at the top of a hill about 500 meters high and has espetaculares view that Alcázar to Umbria and Lake Trasimeno . The appearance of Montepulciano is typically medieval, impressive walls around the city and historic buildings, mainly medieval, renaissance, but also make this place a jewel best preserved of the artistic heritage of Tuscany.

Being a medieval Montepulciano people do not have easy aces, so from the parking lot located on the outskirts of the wall, s the visitor must climb the medieval streets of the city to reach the beautiful cathedral and "Plaza Grande."

should be noted that the climb to the top of the city tired she is, is full of beautiful historic buildings and charming corners and very "charming" such as the famous Caffe Poliziano very popular in its time by the famous Italian film director Federico Fellini. Another charming place to find up to the Cathedral is the beautiful Piazza San Francesco, from whose viewpoint you can enjoy beautiful views of the Valdorcia bellissima, Unesco World Heritage Site. In the same square
San Francesco I recommend a stop at the Caffé " lucevan le Stelle" which offers an interesting selection of local wines in a Jazz environment, which offers live music concerts during the summer months. The

rise to the beautiful Piazza del Duomo you give away too many points with great views in the left side on bellissima Valdichiana and Trasimeno Lake, ending at the Redi cellars are a must for lovers of Wine and Art. The cellars are impressive and well preserved in a beautiful medieval palace. Constitute a unique spectacle, and also with free admission, you should not miss on a visit in Montepulciano.

The climb ends at the beautiful Piazza Grande where the great cathedral of the city.

I leave you with a website that offers a very interesting Montepulciano guide and a video of pictures of the famous Twilight movie, the second part was filmed last summer in Montepulciano.






Wednesday, November 3, 2010

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108 stories on "Soul Events"

As mentioned earlier, I am to present our work appeared in the bimonthly magazine (October / November 2010) "Soul Events".
Given the difficult availability of this magazine (which appears only in the circuit of spiritual and esoteric bookstores) I decided to post them here on the blog.

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The first is to introduce you to "Dinner Rabbi ", a story belonging to the Yiddish culture that makes us reflect on that, in the mystical Jewish, the balance between the masculine and feminine.


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continue with a so-called "classic of Zen." I think " Empty Cup" does not need it 'presentations will' explanation.


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and ending with " foothold " We have a history of Middle Eastern flavors. A dervish intoxicated with God does not see where to put your feet ... The wisdom of the Sufi shows us the dangers and pitfalls of the ego.



Tuesday, November 2, 2010

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collection Oliva Tuscany in Autumn


Dear Friends,

Today we will talk today about one of the best products of the cuisine of Tuscany Olive Oil Extra virgin. Tuscany is, in fact, one of the largest producers in the world and sell their oil, especially in the U.S., as a result of high food and high prices.

Obviously most of the price of this product is in the packaging and the ability of the Italians to promote excellent high-end products, but we must also recognize that in Tuscany there are certainly exquisite oils found in the ranking of the best in the world.

As always, behind the main products are important traditions and Tuscany does, because it is very common in Tuscany produce oil itself, especially in villages where many people have small plots where there is often planted Olivos .

So dear friends if you visit Tuscany this November will have the luck to try the freshly squeezed oil that most restaurants serve, and taste the famous Tuscan Bruschetta (toasted bread without salt) with freshly squeezed oil.

A freshly squeezed oil has nothing to do with the normal oil, its color is bright green and the taste is much more powerful and "hot", a true sensory experience that should not miss on a trip in Tuscany during the November.

I leave you with a video that teaches the process to obtain olive oil from their collection.



Regards to all
G

Monday, October 25, 2010

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Dear Friends,

Fall is an excellent time to see Tuscany, so this article I would like comment on the reasons why I think it is ideal to travel through the region at this time:

1 - The first reason is fairly obvious, is a matter of prices as being lower-middle autumn season, most Farm Hotel and offer very good prices that will let you know one of the most expensive areas of Italy at bargain prices.

2 - The second reason to travel to Tuscany in Autumn is the pleasure of knowing and very important tourist cities such as Siena, Florence and Pisa with confidence. Tuscany is a region rich in museums and art centers so that we can only know these places without the tourist crowds moving Summer is definitely a major advantage.

3 - The third reason why I advise to visit Tuscany this fall is to learn some of its food products that can only be enjoyed in this season, starting with Ceps mushrooms, black truffles and white and ending with olive oil extra virgin. Many restaurants at this time of year offer these products that are authentic traditional delicacies.

4 - The fourth reason why I recommend to visit Tuscany in October and November is by color. At the end of this post will post some pictures where you can enjoy the red colors that characterize the vineyards in this season in contrast with the brown of the plowed lands.

5 - The Spa is the fifth and final reason why I recommend knowing the Tuscany in Autumn, in effect, take a swim in one of the many outdoor natural hot springs that are the Tuscany before dinner is good one of the pleasures to which you should not give up on a trip to Tuscany in this time of year.

Dear friends, please remember also that during this time of year the days are colder and the possibility of rain is higher so do not forget comfortable shoes and tight and waterproof or umbrella.





I hope that the information has been helpful ,

Regards Gio

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

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Milzetti Palace - Open Days 2010

The Province of Ravenna arranges for the year 2010, the seventh edition of the Open Day of museums, libraries and historical archives of Romagna, coordinating, as in previous years, the calendar of initiatives carried out independently by the individual museums and cultural institutions.
BAM! Gaining culture - Open Days 2010 is a festival in which every cultural institution is asked to develop initiatives for the promotion and dissemination of culture, without a fixed theme, carried throughout the month of October. The goal is to help to develop a new social perception, which recognizes the museums, libraries and archives such as welfare and infrastructure such as meeting places, non-trivial use of leisure time and familiarization with new tools knowledge.
Milzetti Palace, National Museum Neoclassical Age in Romagna, adheres to the Open Days 2010, proposing, now consolidated into the opening Sunday, a guided tour of the Palace, with a focus on recent progress academically and has expanded the 'offer Museum and wants to tell, with the help of photos, documents and multimedia installations, the story, through several owners that have taken place over time and the artists who contributed to its realization. Sunday, October 17


Open day of libraries and museums of the Emilia Romagna
FREE ENTRY
opening 12.30/18.30 15.30
TOUR
admission free until all seats


Opening Hours Mon / Sat: 8.30 - 18:30 Sun: 12:30 to 18:30
entrance controlled by bands

Information:
Palace Milzetti Tonducci Via, 15 48018 Faenza (Ra) Tel 0546-26493 Fax 0546-21015
e-mail: mailto: spsae-bo.palazzomilzettii @ beniculturali.ra.it http://www.palazzomilzetti.jimdo.com/
Pro Loco Faenza Voltone of Moline, 2 Tel / Fax 25 231 0546

For updates, see the site of the Museum.

Friday, October 8, 2010

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hidden corners of Tuscany Siena

Dear Friends,


Today I want to tell you of some places from my point of view have a special magic and should not miss on a visit Siena that extends over one day. In a previous article had talked about the main sites and it should be on a visit to Siena a day today, however, I want to add information to the beautiful places of the city to escape in a quick visit .


magic
The first is the view of the city from Piazza San Domenico .

depends on point of access to the city that you choose you could get lost among the most beautiful

postcards of the city. In fact, from this square has a unique panorama of the Cathedral Siena is without doubt one of the most impressive of the city and the world's artistic and architectural heritage.








Second magical place in the city is Porta Romana.

This gateway to the city is probably the most beautiful and best preserved. The door

has this name because it lies south of the city towards the capital (Rome).

This door is especially interesting to visit because it retains the two doors to be opened to access the city. During the Middle Ages for safety, access to the city was protected by a door opening into an enclosed yard where they could be even closer to visitors and a second gateway to the city.

Next to this door is a beautiful building that was once a center for the mentally ill, while today it is an integral part of the University of Siena.

The way to get from downtown to the door I take very pretty streets outside the usual tourist routes.


Third Siena magical place is the Basilica dell Osservanza.


To reach the Basilica is necessary to drive or take the bus. The Basilica is
on the outskirts of the city and is a former Franciscan convent. The Church itself has nothing special to see, but if the faculty is open to discover a place that gives a beautiful sense of peace and serenity. The place is particularly nice for the environment in which it is and the fantastic views from the city Siena.





As always, hoping that this information will be helpful, I send you warm greetings

G.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

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Culture in the network, the success of the neoclassical path

Faenza has also joined the "European Heritage Days", held last weekend - Saturday 24 and Sunday, Sept. 25 - with the establishment of a route promoted by neo-classical city of Culture and organized by Pro Loco, by National Museum of neoclassical Romagna and Fondazione International Museum of Ceramics. The routes of 700
Faenza, which included nine guided tours of the Mic, in the palace Laderchi, theater Masini, the gallery of the Hundred Pacifici (Manfredi building) and building Milzetti reported a great success. Specifically, there were about 1,400 entries in two days, with 213 visitors who took part in guided tours of the building Milzetti (382, inputs in total) and 215 to the Mic (to which are added 799 individual inputs).
"The positive outcome of what we can say is the first initiative in the network of the new municipal administration of Faenza - says the Deputy Mayor and Councillor for Culture Massimo Island - in the right direction to create an integrated cultural system and network in our city \u200b\u200band province, with full respect and implementation of the regional project and the guidelines state. "Faenza therefore is not just pottery, or art and culture that characterizes the city and we want to continue to promote and exploit, because - Stresses Island - it is also represented by other important characteristics, such as, precisely, his neo-classical heritage, public and private sectors, as well as its museum system and its monumental emergencies. "" We will continue therefore to work in this direction - concludes Island - to use culture in a real network model, an integrated system between the public, with the various institutions involved in a shared project, and private, where possible, to make known to Italians and foreign citizens and visitors to our cultural heritage. "

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Dear Friends

Today I want to tell you of one of the best wines of Tuscany, for value for money, that you would have to prove without fail during a visit to our land. It Fonterutoli Wine.

Fonterutoli Family whose head is Filippo Mazzei is an important and noble Tuscan family that produces wines for centuries, and with the last generation has got a great product that is present in the best restaurants in the world.

Fonterutoli, is a small town a few kilometers from Siena where Mazzei family has lived for hundreds of years and where he founded one of the most modern wineries in Tuscany. In Fonterutoli there are several wines. The most important is the Castello di Fonterutoli but also produced some very, very good as Zisola and Belguardo.

this weekend for the first time I have visited wineries and had the pleasure of participating in an explanatory session about how the family winemakers make it to create this excellent wine that comes from over 50 different vineyards (by height and soil composition).

Then you will see the photos of the place, I also take this opportunity to thank my friend Simone the opportunity given to me to know these wineries and their owners.
Regards to all

G



Wednesday, September 15, 2010

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Wine Recommendations for a Trip to Tuscany Tuscany


Dear Friends, today published a letter two readers of the blog because it is certainly very useful for you all:

Good morning.

We are back from our trip to Tuscany. For what it is for the blog, I make some comments.

1 .- Travelling with car: We have done Grimaldi Lines, From Barcelona to Livorno and vv. It is convenient if you are quite luggage and Tuscany to use the car a lot. Otherwise, preferred plane. If you use the boat, better to book in advance because they make good discounts. 2 .-

Lucca. Charming city. You do not have monuments "5 stars" as Pisa or Siena , but its streets, plazas, churches ... form a splendid city. Moreover, it is "invaded" by tourists, so the atmosphere is very "Italian." Recommendations: Pizzeria
Sbraglia (via Fillungo 140). Great and excellent Pizza, a moderate price. Very friendly staff. Osteria
Baralla. Via dell Anfiteatro 5. Typical Italian meal in a lovely location.
Gelateria Veneta. Via Beccherie 10 (near Piazza San Michele). Great ice cream, especially the coconut.

3 .- Pisa. Unforgettable impression you get when you first enter through Porta Santa Maria. The Campo dei Miracoli (Duomo, Tower, Baptistry and Cemetery), despite having seen him in many photos, is magnificent. the city lacks the charm of Lucca, but it's worth unu walk through the old town and the quays of the Arno. To climb the tower, it should get the tickets online to avoid awkward delays. 4 .-

Florence. Little to add to what everyone knows already in this city. Just remember that it is advisable to book tickets for the great museums on the Internet (especially, Uffizi and Accademia). As we stayed in an apartment, I can not mention restaurants and pizzerias, but ice cream. We tried all the "famous" (Vestri, GROM, Vivoli, Perche no ,...) and they are not as famous, and best, no doubt, is the Gelateria del Neri, in Via del Neri 70, 5 minutes from the Piazza Signoria. Wide variety of flavors, and spectacular "Granite", especially the chocolate.
to park the car, as well as underground car parks, areas that cost 1 euro an hour (8 to 20 hours, free holidays), but you can leave your car up to three days. 5 .-

Cortona. Since I had high expectations and at first I was disappointed a little. To better appreciate the city is essential to explore the upper part, filled squares and streets retain much charm. The views are stunning. To regain strength in the main square there is a small supermarket that sells bread and groceries. 6 .-

Lucignano. Apart from the peculiar structure of the city, with streets concentric elliptical, a little more to note. 7 .-

Arezzo. Unlike Cortona, as we did not expect much from the visit, we liked a lot. Away from the usual tourist circuits, the city environment is similar to Lucca. It has many monuments to visit, plus walking the streets of the old town. With regard to the frescoes of Piero della Francesca, if you are not an art enthusiast, does not deserve worth paying to see them. Entering the church (it's free) are pretty good, since they are in the apse. 8 .-

Siena. It would be a city that does not exceed in Lucca or Arezzo interest if not for two outstanding monuments: Piazza del Campo and the Duomo. Just for that, it is imperative to visit, albeit a few hours. 9 .-

Monterriggioni . It's funny to be surrounded by walls, but they are two blocks and four houses dedicated to souvenir shops and a couple of restaurants. It is worth climbing the wall to see the overview and the countryside around the city. 10 .-

San Gimignano. Meets what is expected of her, that is, a perfectly preserved medieval town, with undeniable charm. However, the large number of tourists gives it an "unreal" as if it were a lifeless scenery. In this sense, it reminded me a bit, relatively speaking, to Santillana del Mar. We stayed for dinner (Locanda Sant Agostino, in the piazza of the same name. Good site, Advise on quality and price), and was a success because at night there are less people and the city changes. We take an ice cream parlor in the famous "Piazza" in Piazza della Cisterna. Well, nothing more.

Olivetto 11 .- Monte Maggiore. It is worth visiting to enjoy the location and see the frescoes of the cloister. In addition, admission is free!. There is a small store to buy products made by the monks. 12 .-

Montalcino. A bit disappointing. Removing the main square, the rest of the people has nothing to highlight. 13 .-

Bagno Vignoni. We went to visit him for what was said on the blog, and I think that we were right. It is a peculiar place, and very nice to take a short walk. 14 .-

Pienza. The center is very, very small, but worth a visit. The main plaza is as "monumental" it seems that does not fit with the rest of the people. It's pretty street, leaving the rear of the cathedral, toured the wall. 15 .-

Montepulciano. Has plenty of life (And big hills). We were eager to travel more slowly and see the monuments which, by the time that we were already closed. 16 .-

Volterra. We are also disappointed. As with Montalcino, saving the main square, the rest of the people have nothing remarkable.


Finally, two tips:

a) A lot of caution on the roads. The highway that links Florence to Siena is narrow and full of bends in the highway A-1 there are always lots of traffic, and other roads have many curves. Of course, the scenery is great.

b) In the rest of the year do not know, but in summer mosquitoes devour you. We, the skin repellent and insecticide in house as we were biting. Moreover, pitting (at least in our case) lasted longer and were more troublesome than in Spain. So I put together a potent repellent as you can, and good luck ...

Thanks for the information of the blog, has been very helpful.

Jesus and Ines.

Friday, September 10, 2010

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Visits Guide 25 - September 26, 2010 September


Saturday 25 and Sunday, September 26, 2010, the n the occasion of European Heritage Days, museums Faenza, organized in a network, in collaboration with the Soprintenednza for Architectural and Landscape for the provinces of Ravenna, Ferrara, Forlì-Cesena, Rimini and Faenza in Italy section of our offer the opportunity to visit palaces and historic sites, public and private, are particularly significant in that age neoclassical Faenza achieved results of rare excellence in the arts.


Bookings from 23 August to 20 September 2010
from Monday to Friday 9.00-13.00
contacting No 0546 691663 (Department of Culture of the Municipality of Faenza)
Groups of 20-25 people

Duration of tour: 3 hours
meeting point and departure of the tour is at the ticket office of the International Museum of Ceramics in Faenza, viale Baccarini 19.
Each tour provides access to the rooms of the eighteenth century Faenza International Ceramics Museum, the Municipal Theater, the Gallery Hundred Pacifici, palaces and Laderchi Milzetti, it houses the Museum of age neoclassical Romagna. The tours, exclusively for groups, will start from the collections of neoclassical the International Museum of Ceramics. On days you can freely visit other locations such as the Pinacoteca Comunale and Palazzo Gessi.

The scheduled time of departure for visits at 9, 30 and 14.30 on Saturdays and Sundays at 9.30 am and 15.00
The cost is 5 € is a person, payable at the meeting point at the ticket office of the International Museum of Ceramics. It 'also allowed free entry Museum at the age of neo-classical building in the Romagna Milzetti and the International Museum of Ceramics. Each participant will be offered for free publication, "Faenza. The neo-classical path "published by the MIC