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RIVER STORIES: The Path

When:
14/09/2025 from 17:00 to 18:00

Where:
Palazzo Scolari, via Gorgazzo 2, Polcenigo (PN)
33070 Polcenigo (PN) (Pordenone)

RIVER STORIES: The Path

River Stories: Andrea Bellavite

Walking is a powerful metaphor for existence: a journey that unfolds between a beginning and an end, a departure and an arrival. Andrea Bellavite has made walking not only a personal experience, but also a field of research, reflection and sharing.

Creator of walking routes – such as the Cammino Celeste, linking Aquileia to Mount Lussari – he is also the author of books and guides, including the most recent one dedicated to Gorizia and Nova Gorica: two cities united by a common path to be discovered step by step.

Through his blog Lo spirito dei piedi (“The spirit of feet”), he explores the most intimate and spiritual dimensions of walking. In conversation with Maria Balliana, Andrea Bellavite will guide us along real and inner paths, inviting us to discover the profound meaning of walking – both in nature and within ourselves. Free admission subject to availability.

Reservation required: ticket@controtempo.org

 

Language info

Event language: IT Subtitles: IT Audio translator: IT

Accessibility

Not applicable

Services

Toilets

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Organizer email info@controtempo.org Organizer phone number +39 331 1722777

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