Chi è Fabrizio Vaghi
Fabrizio, ingegnere di professione, viaggiatore per passione. Classe 1983, appassionato di videomaking, regista e attore teatrale, blogger per caso, con l'hobby del fai da te, divulgatore di cultura tramite le sue creazioni "Vaghi per il mondo" (sito web di viaggi e associazione culturale) e "Pronti Partenza...Via" (rubrica turistica dedicata all'Italia, all'arte, alla storia e agli approfondimenti), on-line su youtube.
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CastellArquato: journey into the Middle Ages
The region is Emilia-Romagna, the province Piacenza, the scenery that of the Val DArda, the village: CastellArquato. Having geolocated the destination of this adventure, we can set out to discover it. We immediately find ourselves immersed in a medie...Read more...
Dolceacqua: like a painting by Monet
What does the great French painter Monet, an exponent of Impressionism, have to do with a quiet village in the Ligurian hinterland? It is a story as simple as it is fascinating, I will tell you in brief. Dolceacqua is a village in the province of ...Read more...
Courmayeur and Mont Blanc
In the collective imagination Courmayeur is, like many other mountain resorts such as Cortina dAmpezzo and Sankt Moritz, a winter resort destination to rely on to undertake high-altitude skiing. To dispel this myth, I wanted to visit and read up o...Read more...
Conegliano: not only wines
Naming Conegliano will most likely be a quick mental association with the famous Prosecco, a DOCG white wine produced on the hills of this locality in the province of Treviso, as well as in the other geographical area of Valdobbiadene. In fact, t...Read more...
Fontanellato and the Sanvitale Fortress
Fontanellato is a small town in the lower Parma area. It was surrounded by a moat, and at its center stands a castle, also surrounded by a moat, a sort of concentric circles of water, denoting the richness of the river basin of these lands purely for...Read more...
Udine: un taj di chèl bon
What drives me to arm myself with a camera and shoot Italy documenting all its beautiful facets? The passion I have for reportage, a good preparation, propensity and lots and lots of patience. These are the ingredients that pushed me to create Pronti...Read more...
Discovering Verona
Pronti Partenza Via, returns with its documentary series to show you and describe the most beautiful Italian cities darte. Verona is certainly one of the most visited and among the best known in the world, perhaps because of its name linked to the Sh...Read more...
Discovering Parma
I want to tell you about a city known worldwide for its gastronomic products, but at the same time an Italian art city with a rich history and unique treasures, nestled in the placid Emilian plain on the banks of the river of the same name: Parma. ...Read more...
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Masterpieces of the Flemish world at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
Jacopo Suggi - 19/11/2024 -
Monte Vibiano Vecchio, a labyrinth and a castle in the heart of Umbria
Redazione - 18/11/2024 -
Keil Space's artistic revolution in Florence: the observer at the center as co-creator
Luca Rossi - 15/11/2024 -
The Fondaco dei Tedeschi, history and transformations of a symbol of Venice
Redazione - 15/11/2024 -
Andrea Pozzo's masterpiece: the Glory of St. Ignatius in Rome
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta - 14/11/2024 -
Sumptuous and cloistered. The Castle of Moncalieri
Federico Giannini - 10/11/2024 -
The Museum of Mediterranean Weaving in Castelsardo: a museum for an ancient craft technique
Redazione - 01/11/2024 -
The Advent Market in Hall in Tirol:?the magic of Christmas in the heart of Tyrol
Redazione - 31/10/2024 -
The Treasure of the Grand Dukes and the collecting of the Tuscan court
Jacopo Suggi - 29/10/2024 -
Veronese villages among history, autumn colors and centuries-old traditions
Redazione - 29/10/2024 -
The Salzburg Fortress has introduced a unique attraction for the public: a set of games
Redazione - 25/10/2024 -
In Austria there is a winter jazz festival held inside museums and churches: the 3 Tage Jazz in Saalfelden
Redazione - 20/10/2024
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By Maurizio Cecchetti - published on 16/11/2024 alle 11:36:10 - 0 Commenti - One hundred years since the Surrealist Manifesto. What the Surréalisme exhibition at the Centre Pompidou looks like.
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