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A TRUE HISTORICAL RESIDENCE OF THE PARMENSE APENNINES

As Goethe said on his trip to Italy, the best way to understand a territory is to sleep one night in a traditional house that reflects the atmosphere of the place and still shows the identity of its material culture. A house that, like paintings hanging on the walls, shows intact pieces of landscape through the windows. A house in which the light that enters dim and tiptoe touches the walls of the past, as in the past. 

THE RESTORATION PROJECT

As Goethe said, the best way to understand a territory is to sleep one night in a traditional house, which reflects the atmosphere of the place and still shows the identity of its material culture. A house that, like paintings hanging on the walls, shows intact pieces of landscape through the windows. A house in which the light that enters dim and tiptoe touches the walls of the past, as in the past. 

ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE AND TRADITIONS OF "MINOR" ITALY

As Goethe said, the best way to understand a territory is to sleep one night in a traditional house, which reflects the atmosphere of the place and still shows the identity of its material culture. A house that, like paintings hanging on the walls, shows intact pieces of landscape through the windows. A house in which the light that enters dim and tiptoe touches the walls of the past, as in the past. 

THE PROTECTED LANDSCAPE OF THE EMILIAN APENNINES

As Goethe said, the best way to understand a territory is to sleep one night in a traditional house, which reflects the atmosphere of the place and still shows the identity of its material culture. A house that, like paintings hanging on the walls, shows intact pieces of landscape through the windows. A house in which the light that enters dim and tiptoe touches the walls of the past, as in the past. 

THE LONGOBARD WAY

As Goethe said, the best way to understand a territory is to sleep one night in a traditional house, which reflects the atmosphere of the place and still shows the identity of its material culture. A house that, like paintings hanging on the walls, shows intact pieces of landscape through the windows. A house in which the light that enters dim and tiptoe touches the walls of the past, as in the past. 

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