Canzo

Permanent Ethnic Exhibition at Villa Meda

An exhibition featuring over 150 items, including masks, tools, musical instruments, and other handcrafted artifacts, from five continents, donated to Dr. Aldo Lo Curto during his travels as a traveling volunteer doctor. 

Accompanied by photographs, videos, and illustrated health education manuals produced by Dr. Lo Curto himself, who won the 1993 Rolex World Award for his tireless humanitarian work in support of indigenous peoples.

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  • Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
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A Guide for Little Explorers

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Lake Como GAL S.c.a.r.l.

The Lake Como GAL, bringing together public and private entities, operates with the aim of fostering the economic and social development of the rural area of Triangolo Lariano and nine other neighboring municipalities in Brianza.
THE LAG with a participatory process enhances the enhancement of territorial specificities, the relationship between different sectors of intervention in rural realities, cooperation between public and private subjects and collaboration in decision-making processes.

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031 612 6537
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