GIVI Magazine - Maggio 2017

ENGLISH TEXT STREET ART IN RAVENNA The Street Art Festival of Ravenna, in its 4th year, is organised by the Cultural Association Indastria (www.indastria.zone ) in collaboration with the Assessorato alle Politiche Giovanili of the Municipality. Already, many young and international artists, have left their “marks” on the city facades and from June to September all of these existing works will be further enriched by the events linked to this year’s edition of the Festival. If you are planning a visit during this time, we recommend booking a guided tour of this open-air “museum”. (Please contact Marco Miccoli on 3286340102). If you are particularly attracted to this form of urban art, then visit Bonobolabo’s Space (www.bonobolabo.com) in via Centofanti, 79, which often hosts collective exhibitions. In the article photo gallery, you will find the pdf RAVENNA WALLS MAP, which is a map showing the location of all the existing graffiti in the city. Givi Magazine May 2017 - Turismo  37 VOLTERRA RISES (PHOTO CONSORZIO TURISTICO VOLTERRA). 3)ON THE LEFT-HAND PAGE: PIAZZA PRIORI AND INTERIOR OF THE ALABASTER ECOMUSEUM. AT THE BOTTOM THE BERIGNONE NATURAL RESERVE, IN VAL CECINA (PHOTO CONSORZIO TURISTICO VOLTERRA). ON THIS PAGE: VIEW OF SAN GIMIGNANO FROM THE TOWN OF REMIGNOLI (PHOTO CURTESY OF PROLOCO SAN GIMIGNANO). BELOW, TWO SHOTS OF THE MURAGLIONE AND OUR STOP AT CERVIA. 4) IN THE MAIN PHOTO, TYPICAL WATERWAYS AROUND MARINA ROMEA. AT THE BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: TWO OF THE MOST FAMOUS MOSAICS OF RAVENNA, THE MUSEUO DELTA ANTICO OF COMACCHJO AND MOTORCYCLES POSING IN FRONT OF CASTELLO ESTENSE IN FERRARA 5) ON THE FACING PAGE: VINEYARDS OF VOLTERRA AND THE SILLANA ROCCA IN POMARANCE. ON THIS PAGE: PANORAMAS OF THE VILLAGE OF POMARANCE AND SAN GIMIGNANO SEEN FROM MONTE OLIVETO; THE SQUARE OF ROCCA SAN CASCIANO (CREDIT: CONSORZIO TURISTICO VOLTERRA - PROLOCO SAN GIMIGNANO). 6) COMACCHIO AT THE TOP AND IN THIS IMAGE. ON THE RIGHT, THE ARRIVAL AT LAKE GARDA AND A GLIMPSE OF THE TYPICAL VEGETATION OF THE AREA SURROUNDING MARINA ROMEA