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Visite guidate a Recanati con guida turistica specializzata per Recanati e provincia di Macerata
Visite guidate a Recanati con guida turistica specializzata per Recanati e provincia di Macerata
Recanati guided tour
Recanati is a remarkably attractive hill town, birthplace of one of the greatest Italian poets, Giacomo Leopardi (1798-1837).
He had a sad childhood, self-imprisoned in his father's classics-filled library and spent the rest of his life trying to recapture in his pessimistic verse the illusion of happiness, glimpsed fleetingly as a youth in Recanati. Palazzo Leopardi, at the southern edge of town, where he was born and brought up, holds memorabilia, manuscripts and a library. Around, almost in every corner, plaques mark spots referred to in his poems.
Recanati was also famous in the 16th and 17th century for its commercial fair, one of the most important in the Papal State, and its wide streets and comfortable buildings still bear a mercantile character.
Recanati was also the home town of the great tenor Beniamino Gigli and the Museo Gigli, in theTheatre Persiani, houses a collection of his costumes from some 30 operas, a mock-up of his dressing-room and some of the many presents he received, including a walking stick from Verdi.
The Museum in Villa Colloredo-Mels, a splendid 18th century villa on the edge of town, holds Recanati's greatest art treasure, a room with four of the finest paintings by Lorenzo Lotto, including the enchanting Annunciation, packed with almost breathless narrative details - a high spot for all art-lovers in their tour in Le Marche.
Recanati is a remarkably attractive hill town, birthplace of one of the greatest Italian poets, Giacomo Leopardi (1798-1837).
He had a sad childhood, self-imprisoned in his father's classics-filled library and spent the rest of his life trying to recapture in his pessimistic verse the illusion of happiness, glimpsed fleetingly as a youth in Recanati. Palazzo Leopardi, at the southern edge of town, where he was born and brought up, holds memorabilia, manuscripts and a library. Around, almost in every corner, plaques mark spots referred to in his poems.
Recanati was also famous in the 16th and 17th century for its commercial fair, one of the most important in the Papal State, and its wide streets and comfortable buildings still bear a mercantile character.
Recanati was also the home town of the great tenor Beniamino Gigli and the Museo Gigli, in theTheatre Persiani, houses a collection of his costumes from some 30 operas, a mock-up of his dressing-room and some of the many presents he received, including a walking stick from Verdi.
The Museum in Villa Colloredo-Mels, a splendid 18th century villa on the edge of town, holds Recanati's greatest art treasure, a room with four of the finest paintings by Lorenzo Lotto, including the enchanting Annunciation, packed with almost breathless narrative details - a high spot for all art-lovers in their tour in Le Marche.
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Guide Turistiche Macerata, visite guidate a Recanati e nella provincia di Macerata [email protected]
M. Stefania Conti Tel. +39 0734 859916 Cell. +39 348 7725940
Copyright © 2013 M. Stefania Conti, Via Celeste 29, 63811 S.Elpidio a Mare (FM) P.Iva 02226530448
