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00:00We are at the beginning of the last stage of the Giro d'Italia Women, Pescara L'Apila,

00:12from the Adriatic Sea to the slopes of the Gran Sasso.

00:15Pescara is the tourist capital of Abruzzo, the heart of the Adriatic Cycleway, let's go

00:20and discover it together.

00:21Hi, I'm Dalia Muzzoli, I decided to tell you about the panoramas, cities and monuments

00:29of the Made in Italy to the feminine.

00:32Come with me to the Giro d'Italia Women.

00:42Good morning, Assessor.

00:44Hi Dalia, welcome to Pescara.

00:46Thank you, what a beautiful day.

00:48Beautiful, our city, fortunately, many months a year has a beautiful sun.

00:53Here in Pescara I found a lot of cycleways and a lot of tourism, a lot of tourists.

00:58Yes, a city very attentive to eco-sustainability, we have a lot of cycleways and especially

01:03in recent years we have invested a lot in tourism.

01:06First, among all, the blue flag that we have obtained for about 4 years, that is a clean sea,

01:11a sustainable beach and then a city that aims a lot at major international events.

01:17We are lucky and honored to host the Flayan Awards, we have the Pescara Jets, we have

01:22Funambolica.

01:24Pescara is a city that is the center of Abruzzo because we are lucky to have

01:28important infrastructures, we have the airport, we have an important station,

01:32we have the port, we have a flourishing economy, both in the commercial sector,

01:37which is a very commercial city, it is a tourist city.

01:40So I would invite everyone, as you did, to come here to Pescara to see the

01:44beauties of our city.

01:45All right, thank you very much.

01:47So I continue with my pedaling.

01:49Thanks again for coming to Pescara.

01:51Bye.

01:56Hi Daniela, good morning.

01:57Hi Daria, good morning.

01:58Welcome to the city of the sea, the sun and sport.

02:02I come from the bridge of the sea and I have seen many hotels, hotels.

02:07Yes, I must say that this is an excellence of the city.

02:10So a lot of tourism.

02:11Yes, a lot of tourism and it is diversified, it can offer both leisure and business,

02:16but above all also sport and it is becoming our strength.

02:19And our hotels are ready to welcome many athletes and all,

02:23in fact, even the organizations, because we have specialized in this too.

02:26Over the years we have intercepted the needs and therefore we have expanded our services,

02:31especially for sports tourism.

02:33Thank you Daniela, thank you very much and now I continue with my pedaling.

02:37To you, have a good ride and see you next time.

02:39Thank you, thank you very much.

02:50Margherita Palace

03:11Good morning Mayor.

03:12Welcome Daria.

03:13Thank you.

03:14Welcome to the Margherita Palace.

03:15This is the municipal headquarters of the city

03:18and since December of this year we have returned after almost 15 years of earthquake.

03:23Exactly, in fact, coming here I have seen that the city still bears signs since 2009.

03:29But yes, because the reconstruction of a city like L'Aquila is certainly a complex job.

03:34We have one of the largest historical centers in Italy and each palace has its own history.

03:41Like, for example, the archaeological finds that we had here.

03:44It is also a way to show how this city in these 15 years is not only starting again,

03:50but it has also changed.

03:52Because the reconstruction of L'Aquila has undergone several earthquakes

03:56and each earthquake has changed the city.

03:59Turning in the center you find the National Museum of Abruzzo,

04:04the Munda, which is partly in its historical site,

04:09which is the Cinquecento Castle of L'Aquila, the Spanish Fortress,

04:12partly in the ex-mattatoio, near the 99 Cannelli.

04:17You can find many churches, some reconstructed,

04:22others that are exactly as they were in 2009.

04:27But you will also find many signs of innovation.

04:30You will find start-ups made by young people, many foreign students

04:35who came here both for the university and for the post-graduate institute,

04:40the Gran Sasso Science Institute, which is a national excellence.

04:45And here, in the coming months, above all, we will approach the great goal

04:51that we have cultivated in recent years, which is the proclamation

04:55of the Italian Capital of Culture for 2026.

04:59L'Aquila can represent a paradigm of the interior areas

05:03that also through culture find their way of revival.

05:22Good morning, Professor!

05:24Good morning, Dalia! How are you? Welcome to L'Aquila!

05:27Thank you! Where are we?

05:29Here we are in front of the rectorate of the Gran Sasso Science Institute.

05:32This is an international postgraduate school,

05:35a spin-off of the National Institute of Nuclear Physics of Gran Sasso.

05:39And why is it such an excellent school here in L'Aquila?

05:42The idea of having a group of regional economists

05:45was precisely that of helping with reconstruction, that is, with local development.

05:51The interesting thing is that half of our students come from all over the world.

05:55If you look around, for example, the area of the municipal villa where we are,

05:59it has become much more international.

06:01You could say that this is really part of an organic vision of post-earthquake development.

06:06So thank you very much, Professor! See you soon!

06:09Thank you, Dalia! Thank you!

06:26L'Aquila is the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance.

06:29It is the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance.

06:38Hi Walter!

06:40Hi, welcome!

06:41Hi, thank you! Thank you very much! Where are we?

06:45We are in L'Aquila, in front of the Basilica of Santa Maria di Collemaggio,

06:49one of the best-known symbols of the city.

06:53Wow, how wonderful, majestic!

06:56The Basilica of Santa Maria di Collemaggio, founded in L'Aquila in the early 20th century,

07:02assisted in the coronation of Pope Celestino V.

07:08The importance of its dedication is the so-called forgiveness of Celestino.

07:15This centrality of the area where we are is linked to the history of the city,

07:21which has grown in an extraordinary way,

07:24especially for its trade,

07:26when it was the center of the connection between Southern Transhumance

07:33and international trade, not only of wool, but also of saffron.

07:42So it was a culture and an economy that married in the mountains.

07:49The Basilica of Santa Maria di Collemaggio

08:10And here we are in front of the Monument of the 99 Cannelli, or water fountains.

08:15And each one represents the 99 castles of the foundation of the city of L'Aquila.

08:34We have thus reached the end of our journey, the Giro d'Italia Women,

08:38through which we wanted to tell an Italy all feminine.

08:42Its beauties, its excellence, the active and propulsive part of the growth and future of Italy,

08:48which is a woman.

08:50Bye everyone, see you at the next Giro d'Italia Women!

Giro d'Italia Women 2024 | Giro Express: Stage 8

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