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Fun facts about the Palio di Siena
The Palio di Siena dates back to the early Middle Ages and has always been a source of curiosity and enthusiasm also outside Siena. The hard and traditional horse race can boil over some emotions. The event is very famous, so tourists come from all over the world to attend the spectacle. Here are some interesting facts that not everybody might know about.
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The traditional South Tyrolean Stube
The Stube is the heart of every traditional farmhouse in South Tyrol. Completely paneled with Swiss pine or spruce wood and heated by a tiled stove, it was long the only warm room in the house. Then as now, it radiates cozy warmth and comfort, invites people to gather, and allows them to experience a sense of homely atmosphere.


Varese: The Garden City, Panoramic Views, and Exclusive Properties
Varese, known as the "Garden City," embodies discreet elegance and a high quality of life, thanks to its abundance of parks, historic villas, and vast green spaces. Nestled in hilly terrain with breathtaking views, bordered by a lake and the Prealps, Varese strikes the perfect balance between urban living and nature. The city has retained its refined spirit rich in history, culture, and exceptional liveability—attracting those who seek a sophisticated and serene environment with timeless charm.
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The 5 most beautiful swimming lakes in South Tyrol
The fact that Bolzano is the hottest city in Italy often leaves people in disbelief. In the capital of the Dolomites, nestled between mountains and hills, the summer heat tends to linger stubbornly. But even in the rest of the region, with an average of 300 sunny days a year, it gets summery hot everywhere. Fortunately, South Tyrol boasts over 23 swimming lakes and countless mountain lakes, which become popular meeting spots in summer and offer a wonderful refreshment for young and old alike.

The splendid traditional horse race Palio di Siena
The Palio di Siena is a traditional event dated to 1633 in honour of Virgin Mary Assumption and also the most important day of the year for the residents of Siena. It takes place every year in summer, on July 2nd and on August 16th. In 2018, the government of Siena decided to run an extraordinary Palio on October 20 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War.
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