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Buzziana
A Monteggabbione on a wooded hill is the complex de: Scarzuola, an ancient monastery founded in 1218 by St. Francis. It is said that St. Francis lived in this place, finding shelter in a hut built with the poor, a marsh plant from which they originated the name of the convent, the Scarzuola. History tells us that the Holy tears' in this place a rose and a laurel and created a source, always venerated by local residents. Adjoining the monastery is a small church where you can admire a fresco dating from the thirteenth century, one of the first depicting the saint in levitation. In 1959, the hill is that the buildings were purchased by architect Tomaso Buzzi who worked there for 30 years, creating a kind of ideal city, or memory, thought of as a fantastic theatrical machine. Deliberately incomplete, consists of seven theaters, a square-stage, a temple and other buildings symbolic empty. In the book Letters 1937-1979 Notes Thoughts Buzzi himself calls the work a kind of autobiography in stone. In the garden of one another Scarzuola a series of scenes of natural and artificial, which symbolize a path evocative, magical, ranging from sacred to profane. Initially the architect restored the monastery, then the garden, turning what had been the garden of the monks in a wonderful green complex that evokes the myth of the love of Polifilo and his nymph. This is the City 'sacred, that will be the counterpart to what he called the city' profane or Buzziana. The City Buzziana situated on a natural amphitheater and appears as a citadel of tufa in which the various elements are harmoniously intertwined. There are scattered in the garden beds adorned each of one color. This place is really a philosophical and esoteric maze that leads to the inner city, sacred and profane of every one of us, if we Be blown away by the power and energy that seems to combine with the land of the sky is just a path of initiation.
The Gate of Jonah
A Monteggabbione on a wooded hill is the complex de: Scarzuola, an ancient monastery founded in 1218 by St. Francis. It is said that St. Francis lived in this place, finding shelter in a hut built with the poor, a marsh plant from which they originated the name of the convent, the Scarzuola. History tells us that the Holy tears' in this place a rose and a laurel and created a source, always venerated by local residents. Adjoining the monastery is a small church where you can admire a fresco dating from the thirteenth century, one of the first depicting the saint in levitation. In 1959, the hill is that the buildings were purchased by architect Tomaso Buzzi who worked there for 30 years, creating a kind of ideal city, or memory, thought of as a fantastic theatrical machine. Deliberately incomplete, consists of seven theaters, a square-stage, a temple and other buildings symbolic empty. In the book Letters 1937-1979 Notes Thoughts Buzzi himself calls the work a kind of autobiography in stone. In the garden of one another Scarzuola a series of scenes of natural and artificial, which symbolize a path evocative, magical, ranging from sacred to profane. Initially the architect restored the monastery, then the garden, turning what had been the garden of the monks in a wonderful green complex that evokes the myth of the love of Polifilo and his nymph. This is the City 'sacred, that will be the counterpart to what he called the city' profane or Buzziana. The City Buzziana situated on a natural amphitheater and appears as a citadel of tufa in which the various elements are harmoniously intertwined. There are scattered in the garden beds adorned each of one color. This place is really a philosophical and esoteric maze that leads to the inner city, sacred and profane of every one of us, if we Be blown away by the power and energy that seems to combine with the land of the sky is just a path of initiation. 
The Gate of Jonah 
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