Achillea Millefoglie and thousand properties: virtues, folk traditions and uses
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Walking in a vegetable garden can become an unforgettable experience if you are welcomed by history and poetry.The hermitage, dedicated to the Leopardian Infinity, will welcome visitors for a visit in the company of the gardener FAI to discover the beauties of the Garden and its plants.
A special focus will be on Achillea millefolium, an ancient plant that owes its name to the shape of the leaves.
Rich in properties it is used for its particular aroma in the preparation of liqueurs but also in cooking.
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The Orto sull'Colle dell'Infinito is located in the park of Colle dell'Infinito, a few steps from Casa Leopardi. A small portion of hills that opens onto a panorama as far as the eye can see towards the gentle Marche hills.Weg
Orto on the Colle dell'Infinito, a few steps from the birthplace of Giacomo Leopardi, in fact, in the garden of the ancient Monastery of S. Stefano, the poet set the famous poem The Infinite. The Garden on Infinity Hill is therefore the culmination of a real "guided tour" inside poetry, which invites, between immersive projections and engaging experiences, to rediscover history, the meaning and universal value of a few verses, masterpiece of Italian culture.Beratung
The Orto on Colle dell'Infinito adds another fundamental place to the Leopardian itinerary of Recanati, which integrates and completes the author’s knowledge, Giving back to the public, with evidence, the complexity of his thinking, the sensitivity of his soul, and the conflict of his young life spent between the paternal library and the garden near home, It is the only refuge of solitude and silence, where reason can be suspended and instinct released in the sweet and fulfilling experience of infinity.Zeitpläne
Two appointments, at 11 and 17 hours of the duration of 40 minutes approximately.Wo zu parken
Parking lot city centre 2.0Viale Giosuè Carducci car park
Piazzale Monaldo Leopardi
