Flavours and fragrances of the lakes
The Piemonte region is dotted with lakes. The main protagonist is obviously Lago Maggiore that offers nature, parks, mountains, gardens, islands and flowers. Large and small lakes can be found throughout the region. There are many opportunities to enter into the sweet and tranquil lake atmosphere to savour time that seems almost lost.
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Open –air Museums
Contemporary Art is at home in Maglione, Ivrea, Torino, Piscina and Oulx. Buildings, urban spaces and green areas have been transformed into authentic open air museums thanks to works and experimentations by painters and sculptors representing the most significant artistic tendencies in 20th century Piemonte.
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Tiaras and royal jewels
Goldsmith art works that were made for the Corte Sabauda (Savoy Court), are back in the halls of the Reggia di Venaria. The exhibition presents, until 10 January 2010, jewels created between the end of the seventeenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century, including some pieces made for Queen Margherita and Princess Maria José.
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Manga Impact
The world of Japanese animation lands in Torino. An exhibit at the Museo del Cinema (Museum of Cinema) and a retrospective at Cinema Massimo will immerse the public in the fascinating visual universe created by Japanese designers that has become a significant part of the social imaginary.
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49ª Mostra della Ceramica di Castellamonte
Castellamonte will become the capital of ceramics starting September 4th. More than 200 artists, over 1000 works on display, thematic tours throughout the Canavese area and numerous side events on the agenda: an appointment that cannot be missed with modern creativity based upon the art of and passion for handcrafts.
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People
Pino Daniele
“Torino is an extraordinary place and remarkably generous in the affection it showers upon me every time.”
Giorgia
“I always begin my stay in Torino with a gianduiotto chocolate bonbon, then I continue on to the rest, and I never leave without a supply for later dates.”
Carlo Fruttero
“I miss the city that I once knew. The one in which I lived on the banks of the Po and in piazza della Consolata. Now that area of the old town centre has become the Quadrilatero. In my day, children played football there, now people eat raw fish.”
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