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Territory of Monte Generoso, about 40,000 years ago. Here, the Neanderthal Man and the Cave Bear shared a cave, at what is now the border between Switzerland and Italy. The gigantic plantigrades, mostly herbivores, were among the most common inhabitants of the caves during the last ice age. Twice as large and heavier as today’s Grizzlies, with a mass much greater than even that of polar bears, they represented giants that were difficult to attack by any predator. The small Neanderthal tribes certainly must have feared these huge and dangerous animals, but, probably, they even tried to... read more»

The resumption of activities for the Ugo Da Como Foundation is in the name of innovation. With an audience of over 170 guests, on Saturday 12 June all the innovations that the Foundation offers to its public were presented: the three Augmented Reality paths developed by ARt Glass (the Rocca, the Ornithological Museum, the House Museum), the Immersive Room by DCG Group and the restoration of the Galleria della Casa del Podestà. A unique place of culture and tourism becomes an integrated system of 4.0 tourism enjoyment. These are the fruits of the intense work done by Ugo Da Como Foundation.... read more»

Since 1931, the Verona Arena, the cultural heart of the city and a symbol of Italian excellence in the world, has returned value and richness, attracting spectators from all corners of the world, eager to experience the unique magic of opera at least once in their lifetime. It has already been reiterated in every office that the Covid-19 pandemic, in the last year – and still in the current one – has profoundly affected the economy of our country and that the tourism sector is certainly among the most affected sectors. Strengthened by this awareness, the Arena di Verona Foundation... read more»