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Ep.19: Brescia, a Vibrant Scene – the Teatro Grande and the Teatro Sociale

08 Apr 2026

Contributed by Lukas

Velvet curtains, applause, whispers of anticipation in the stalls. Brescia's theatres are more than just buildings: they offer a reflection of the ima...

Ep.18: The Whisper of the Future – the City of Innovation

08 Apr 2026

Contributed by Lukas

In Brescia, the future flows beneath your feet. Invisible networks, silent infrastructure, solutions that work yet go unnoticed. From district heating...

Ep.17: From Down in the Tunnels to Up in the Sky – Brescia Castle

08 Apr 2026

Contributed by Lukas

Secret passages, tunnels dug into the rock, ramparts that have witnessed armies advancing and retreating. Brescia Castle is much more than a fortress:...

Ep.16: Sacred, Sweet and Pagan – The Festival of San Faustino

08 Apr 2026

Contributed by Lukas

The scent of sugar, the sound of chattering voices, stalls winding like a luminous snake through the heart of the city. The San Faustino fair is not j...

Ep.15: The Underground Canals of Brescia, City of Water

08 Apr 2026

Contributed by Lukas

Beneath the streets you walk every day flows an invisible city. Canals, hidden rivers and ancient tunnels that have shaped Brescia for centuries. An u...

Ep.14: The Winged Victory – Story of a rediscovered masterpiece

08 Apr 2026

Contributed by Lukas

It’s 1826. During an excavation campaign, a bronze statue re-emerges from oblivion: the Winged Victory. Mysterious and majestic, it has become one o...

Ep.13: Brescia carved in stone – The medolo and Botticino marble

08 Apr 2026

Contributed by Lukas

Two stones tell the story of Brescia: medolo, a humble material, and the Botticino marble, famous worldwide. They have both been used to build theatre...

Ep.12: Green at heart – the Pusterla vineyard and Monte Maddalena

08 Apr 2026

Contributed by Lukas

In the centre of Brescia, just below the Castle, stretches the largest urban vineyard in Europe: the Pusterla, home to the ancient Invernenga grape va...

Mille Miglia – the roar of history

22 Oct 2025

Contributed by Lukas

Since 1927, Mille Miglia ties the name of Brescia to a timeless automotive legend. The race roads have seen legendary cars race by, the challenges of ...

Beauty on a bike – bike paths, cycling routes and itineraries suitable for everyone

22 Oct 2025

Contributed by Lukas

Brescia is a land made for cycling: from the urban bike paths to the charm of the Greenway delle Valli Resilienti, from the Ciclovia dell’Oglio to t...

Countless kilometres of trails – Walking routes

22 Oct 2025

Contributed by Lukas

Walk through the city or just beyond its edges. Or venture into woods and mountains. Or choose the multi-day routes that take you through all the beau...

Three millennia-old heritage – The UNESCO sites in Brescia and its province

22 Oct 2025

Contributed by Lukas

Three UNESCO World Heritage Sites tell the story of Brescia and its territory, from the Roman and Lombard remains inside the city to the rock carvings...

An aperitif and three desserts – The authentic taste of De.Co. products.

22 Oct 2025

Contributed by Lukas

To start, Pirlo and Bertagnì. To finish, a traditional dessert such as Bossolà, Persicata or biscotto bresciano. This episode is a journey through D...

The city as a musical score – From Benedetti Michelangeli to Frah Quintale

22 Oct 2025

Contributed by Lukas

On the one side is Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, a legendary pianist who charmed the world with his perfection. On the other side is Frah Quintale, a...

Millennary and/or contemporary – Street art in Brescia

22 Oct 2025

Contributed by Lukas

Brescia is not just ancient elegance, it is also an open-air contemporary museum. Façades, walls and underpasses turn into as many canvases lent to t...

Who are the tramvierine? – A little-known tale

22 Oct 2025

Contributed by Lukas

During World War I, while many men were at the front, young women took the helm of Brescia’s trams — the tramvierine. Though initially met with su...

A statue that speaks – Lodoiga and her pilgrimage

22 Oct 2025

Contributed by Lukas

‘Lodoiga’ is a legendary figure. Over the centuries, this statue has changed location many times and has thus become a living part of Brescia’s ...

Athena and her sisters – Fountains in Brescia

22 Oct 2025

Contributed by Lukas

Brescia’s fountains tell stories of abundance, beauty and urban transformation, through Athena and other mythical figures such as sirens or harpies....

Far too high to play with – The tabula lusoria at Porta Paganora

22 Oct 2025

Contributed by Lukas

An ancient chessboard carved into stone… and placed three metres high. No one knows who put it there, nor why. It is a relic from the Roman era and ...