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Being the capital of one of the most famous wine regions in the world, Florence is not just a great starting point for the many wine tours the Tuscany countryside has to offer, but has a great wine culture of its own.
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Camera della Rabbia is a facility in the hills of Forlì full of objects to destroy.
The slogan of Camera della Rabbia, Forli’, is “The only place where you can destroy everything and no-one can blame you“.
The rage room is the first place in Italy where you can release your negative energy. Customers armed with sledgehammers and wearing adequate armor, for a fee (starting from 15 euros for 10 minutes) are free to destroy furniture, bottles in complete safety.
The place is intended to release the stress of a workday. Sometimes some come in two or more to challenge each other to who smashes more stuff. For some people is a new anti-stress formula.
Address: Via Borghina, 2/B, 47121 Forlì (FC)
Website: http://www.cameradellarabbia.com/en/
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Visit Villa Garzoni: Italy’s Most Iconic Baroque Garden (2025) The Villa Garzoni, situated in the village of Collodi near Lucca, represents one of the most … Read more
Spectacular night-time images as Mount Etna erupts sending columns of ash and lava high into the air.
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