The Palio of Ferrara
Born in 1279 the Palio of Ferrara is by far the oldest in the world, it is said, in fact, that in 1259 to celebrate the victory of the imperial army was Papal, Ferrara organized a horse race, jacks and mules through the streets of cities, and since then became a popular tradition in honor of St. George and Our Lady. The last Sunday of May in the beautiful scenery of the city of Ferrara Ariostea Square comes alive with the vibrant colors of the districts and the excitement of Ferrara, and here the eight districts are preparing to do battle to win the famous cloth. The four districts of the interior walls and the four villages outside the city are organized to give evocative moments of excitement to the city of Ferrara. Celebrations, parades, contests and competitions of putti, putti, donkeys and horses offer unique and unforgettable moments in a festive atmosphere. | 
Europe
Italy
Emilia Romagna
