Art & Archaeology Opera Bosco an Unconventional Pleasure by Anne September 30, 2016 written by Anne September 30, 2016 A visit to OperaBosco, a team-building sculpture workshop, is an unconventional pleasure. This living museum in northern Lazio advocates use (and reuse) of natural forest materials in sculptures using all non-mechanized means; the projects are beautiful, curious, and thought provoking! A giant bird nest here, a tufo carving there – hiking through the forest combines wild flowers, magnificent views and very sympathetic sculptures. Bring good shoes and water— the dirt trail takes you up and down the river’s banks and lasts about 90 minutes. Opera Bosco, founded and run by Ann, a friendly French expat who speaks Italian and English, is in its 27th year. Alumni of OperaBosco continue to live in and around Calcata. If you are a photographer, there is not a bad angle anywhere. Well worth a visit. www.operabosco.com 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Anne previous post Italy Earthquake Aid? Spaghetti Can Help next post Splendors of Sicily Walking Tour Related Posts Graceful Perfection: The Lithe Statue of Italy March 5, 2023 The Fascinating World of Italian Wall Murals March 4, 2023 La Dolce Vita: Exploring the Unique Aesthetics of... March 4, 2023 The Grandeur and History of Italian Theaters February 28, 2023 Exploring Italy’s Iconic Bridges: A Journey Through History,... February 28, 2023 Pisa, Italy: History, Culture and Amazing Sights February 27, 2023 The Fascinating Map of Ancient Italy: Unveiling the... February 26, 2023 The Timeless Beauty of Oil Paintings in Italy February 26, 2023 Art Museums in Italy: A Journey Through History... February 26, 2023 “Postcards from Italy: A Journey Through History, Culture,... February 26, 2023