All english, german and french travelleres who visited Italy during the 19th century Grand Tour could not imagine that “the garden of Europe” would be fiercely outraged some decades later.
After the Second World War especially, tons of reinforced concrete were scattered all over Italy bringing about ruin.
Former Government brought in a new law to legalize most evident abominations and to save builders’ reputation.
What does it mean, now, “beauty” in Italy?
