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Milan , Sept. 8, 2015 – 08:57
Have you ever been to Expo or we’ve been a bit ‘of time ago ? This is the right time to go, or to return. Like a real city within a city in these four months the exhibition is structured and rooted: he made his space filling of new halls, has adapted its “inhabitants” by opening restaurants, inaugurating exhibitions and offering more and more shows. The Decumanus has changed in appearance thanks to the enormous stalls Ferretti. Not to mention the cluster, those sets of small houses gathered under one theme (coffee, rice, cocoa …) that in the first weeks were just sketches, now are places pleasant and well organized.
Girandoli you discover the charm of countries less wealthy and less well-known , which at that Rho managed to bring a breath of fresh air and sympathy: Zimbabwe, with its adventurous burger zebra and crocodile; Venezuela, with dancers and hologram-tasting rum; Egypt offering a fun 3D cruise on the Nile. And if many pavilions are equipped with new restaurants and street food (Ireland, Sudan, Austria, Azerbaijan …), others have even open spaces: Turkmenistan inaugurated two weeks ago a video 5D with armchairs that move, wind and rain genuine . While Poland is now a volcano of initiatives: concerts, show cooking, tasting free at all hours, children’s games and sweepstakes. And Nepal? On April 25, because of the earthquake, he had to stop work: today the pavilion is a delight, with an ancient statue of Buddha from Lumbini, the two areas and a small food shop for souvenirs.
Many news that you’ll find in the second edition of guide to Expo signed by ViviMilano: 58 new and updated pages with tabs, charts to be discovered (“top 3″ of the pavilions more fun, refined, technological … and food tastier or more strange), and seven “theme paths” for children, to those who love the green, or who enters at 18 with the ticket 5 €. The guide will be on newsstands tomorrow, tuti day, at a cost of 50 cents over the price of the newspaper.
September 8, 2015 | 8:57
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