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60th Festival of the Roman artichoke of Ladispoli
Posted in Events in Rome, Fairs and festivals in Rome and province - February 24th, 2010
From Friday 9th to Sunday 11th April 2010, there will be the 60th edition of the Roman Artichoke Festival in Ladispoli.
The Roman artichoke is a vegetable Protected Geographical Indication (PGI), produced in Lazio and characterized by a sweet flavor and soft texture of the inner leaves. Much loved by the inhabitants of Lazio, but not only, the Roman artichoke is often cooked stuffed.
The Roman Artichoke Festival is an opportunity to taste the famous fried artichokes, and dozens and dozens of dishes made with this delicious vegetable. All this is accompanied by spectacles, music and a fireworks shows for closing the event.
Each year the Roman artichoke Festival of Ladispoli is visited by hundreds of thousands of people from all over Italy and the world.
To receive more information please call the number 06.9913049.
60th Festival of the Roman artichoke of Ladispoli
Posted in Events in Rome, Fairs and festivals in Rome and province - February 24th, 2010
From Friday 9th to Sunday 11th April 2010, there will be the 60th edition of the Roman Artichoke Festival in Ladispoli.
The Roman artichoke is a vegetable Protected Geographical Indication (PGI), produced in Lazio and characterized by a sweet flavor and soft texture of the inner leaves. Much loved by the inhabitants of Lazio, but not only, the Roman artichoke is often cooked stuffed.
The Roman Artichoke Festival is an opportunity to taste the famous fried artichokes, and dozens and dozens of dishes made with this delicious vegetable. All this is accompanied by spectacles, music and a fireworks shows for closing the event.
Each year the Roman artichoke Festival of Ladispoli is visited by hundreds of thousands of people from all over Italy and the world.
To receive more information please call the number 06.9913049.