Urban Safari is a wonderful idea for a Travel Designer: Deborah Croci, who thanks to her work has discovered how fun it is to be able to getting around the city as a tourist, even though the city in question is the one where you live!
Are we sure to know it so well? Deborah shows us that we can still learn a lot of things.
Thanks to the happy and colorful maps of Italy for Kids children can play and feel as small private investigators.
Ready to start? Lorenzo explains the rules, first drawing on the cartoon with portrait and name and street...
The Porta Nuova station has just been restored, it welcomes us with its bloated of its brilliance recovered and from here begins our adventure.
With the author's lights, Christmas decorations and the notes of a piano in the distance, Turin seems poetic.
At every corner there are stalls, balloons and sweet pancakes but the children do not seem to notice them, they listen to the great Lorenzo for three hours, telling the story of the founders of the city, of the palaces, of his dear places that the city protects.
The kids look for the characters on the map and follow the path we're doing, someone asks for the name of the King and somebody else imagines how it might be that square with music coming out of the open windows of the conservatory. (It has since become a place where things are kept).
Lorenzo raises them and hears them, two kind eyes and a timid and sincere smile that keeps children consider them as adults, just a little lower.
He does not shout, he does not sing, he does not shake candy but even catches the attention of both children and adults, who at the end of the Tour ask if there is a tour for the "parents".
