Fun for the whole family at Contignaco Castle with the treasure hunt in the castle
Saturday 22 Febbrary - Sunday 23 Febbrary - Saturday 1 March and Sunday 2 March.
Starting times: in the morning at 10.45am and in the afternoon at 3.00pm
It's a "family game" for all ages when the Renaissance tales are mixed with the monsters of "Inferno" by Dante. There is also a spacial cild makeup artist.
For Carnival the castel of Contignaco returns to propose a special treasure hunt for Children, so they can learn while having fun, but also for their parents, so that they can spend a moment of carefree together with the children. The main route of this hunt will take partecipants to rediscovr some of the most beautiful fairy tales that for centuries have nourished the collective imagination and that have made countless generations of children dream.
The children will also meet some stages inspired by the figure of Dante and his masterpiece, the Divine Comedy. In this stages will find the monsters of the first song, Hell, will be proposed to them in a playful and fun way.
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Carnival in the Castle: "Guided tour with Escape Castle"
Saturday 22, Sunday 23 February and Saturday 1, Sunday 2 March. Start times: morning 11.15 a.m.; afternoon 3.30 p.m. and 5.30 p.m.; evening 9 p.m.
Guests will be greeted by a romantic welcome glass, filled with the bubbles of the white Contignaci Turris, a wine made from Pinot grapes produced using ancient methods that enhance the flavour of local tradition (non-alcoholic drinks will also be available, of course).
The Escpae Castle will be based on some of the most beautiful cantos of Dante Alighieri's Commedia, from Inferno to Paradiso, not forgetting urgatory of course. Local legends narrate, among other things, of Dante's passage by the Castle of Contignaco, which once belonged to a branch of his family, the Aldighieri (or Alighieri) of Parma: reading Dante in Contignaco is therefore coloured with very fascinating hues.
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