The symbols of the region are the Maccaruni, queen pasta of the Calabrian tables, Giangurgolo, a character originally from the sixteenth century funny and insatiable typical of the carnival and the Riace Bronzes, statues of extraordinary importance.
The symbols of the region are the Paccheri, pride of Campania cuisine, Pulcinella, the brazen and chatty mask that has always embodied the Neapolitan universe and Vesuvius, the majestic and terrible volcano that dominates the city of Naples.
The symbols of the region are the Malloreddus, specialties of Sardinian cuisine, the Mamuthones, masks created for ancestral fertility rites and the Nuraghi, testimony of an ancient civilization.
The symbols of the region are the Strangozzi, an ancient long pasta with craftsmanship, Bartoccio, a jovial seventeenth-century mask of the Perugia carnival and St. Francis of Assisi, a Basilica of immense artistic value and a place of worship par excellence.
The symbols of the region are the Busiate, a pasta format rich in mystery and tradition, Beppe Nappa, greedy and mocking Sicilian mask of the commedia dell'arte and the Taormina Theater, the second ancient theater of the region and a place of unparalleled beauty.
The symbols of the region are the Bigoli, original Venetian pasta, Pantalone and Colombina, the most famous masks of the historic Venetian Carnival and the Lion of San Marco, a centuries-old emblem of majesty and power.
