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all files of Guastalla
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Guastalla Railway Station
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Public out-of-town and railway transport services
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Province Map
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Guastalla
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Guastalla is a town of Etruscan origin. It is one of the most characteristic towns in the lowlands of Reggio Emilia along the Po river.
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Motorbike Small Museum
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The museum, divided into 4 pavilions for 650 square metres as a whole, exhibits 160 pieces belonging to 34 different brands of the national motorcycle industry as well as some important brands belonging to the European industry.
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Once upon a time there was a school
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Museum and educational workshop to discover the history of school in Guastalla
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Beata Vergine della Porta Sanctuary
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The XVII-century Beata Vergine della Porta Sanctuary is considerably interesting for its internal Baroque architecture.
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Cathedral
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The cathedral is dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul. The ruler Cesare Gonzaga had it built in the 16th century, based on a design by Volterra.
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Basilica della Pieve
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First papers about Guastalla date back to the ninth century, and concern a donation made by queen Angliberga to nuns' cloister of S.Sisto in Piacenza.
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"Iride" kindergarten
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Visit the Iride kindergarten is a wonderful occasion to know the spaces, materials, vanguard and tecnological innovation
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"Ruggero Ruggeri" Municipal Theatre
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In 1670 Duke Ferdinando Gonzaga decided to build a theater in Piazza della Rocca: foundations were laid but building works never started.
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Ducal Palace
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It is the most representative building of Guastalla and was for a long time the residence of the Gonzaga family. Today it houses many private and public offices.
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Maldotti Library
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Maldotti Library is one of the oldest and most prestigious institutions of our territory.
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Statue of Ferrante I Gonzaga
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Standing in the main town square of Piazza Mazzini is the bronze statue of Ferrante I Gonzaga, an imposing monument that dominates the square itself and Via Gonzaga.
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Lands near the Po River in Reggio, little capitals along the big river
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Along the riverside of Reggio Emilia, which is 20 km long, there are towns with a particularly strong and pervasive atmosphere: they are in the “Lowland”, special places with outstanding history and culture, which can rarely be found elsewhere along this river.
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The small capitals of the Po River
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The 30 km that divide Reggio Emilia from the Great River help us discover the small Renaissance capitals along the Po river as well as an amazing historical and natural landscape.
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Lido Po
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At the confluence of the Crostolo stream with the Po River there was once a garden belonging to Prince Gonzaga.
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Guastalla, the seven-pointed town
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According to the "Topographic dictionary of the duchies of Parma Piacenza Guastalla", the town of Guastalla is remarkable for its symmetry. In fact, it is enclosed by walls forming seven points.
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Lost plants and animals
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Sep 28, 2024 12:00 to
Sep 29, 2024 12:00
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Guastalla,
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Market of traditional types of fruits, flowers, vegetables, vegetable seeds and rural animals, typical and forgotten food and wine organic products. In the town centre. XXVII Edition.
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"Ruggero Ruggeri" Municipal Theatre
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Theatre performances. Capacity: 400 seats.