AWARD: Lombardy Style. Beauty without borders

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It was published today in the Official Bulletin of the Lombardy Region the ranking list related to the Call "Lombardy Style. Beauty without borders"

The first 5 videos and the first 5 photos, which stood out for their technical quality, originality and communicative effectiveness, will receive a total of 20,000 euros in prizes.

The selected pictures and videos, in line with the objectives of the call for entries, enhance theLombardy style, promote theattractiveness and tourist offer of Lombardy and tell about a region full of beauty, with a journey to discover landscape views and details that are revealed only to the most curious eyes and lenses.

Our beautiful mountain landscapes, squares, artistic details, striking glimpses and sunsets were immortalized, as well as giving ample space to handicrafts, textile production andenograstronomy.

In the gallery are the 5 winning shots.

1.Marco Pendezza - A Thousand and One Nights in the Orobie Mountains.

Images and videos, all brand new, will be used to tell the story of Lombardy on tourism promotion channels and will allow all users to see the beauty of the area through the eyes of those who live it every day.

Lombardy Style, the regional promotion brand, is therefore enriched with new stories that highlight not only the beauty of the territories, but also the excellence of Made in Italy and food and wine and cultural experiences.

WINNING VIDEOS:

1st CLASSIFIED: Respirare Lombardia by Andrea Buonopane
2nd CLASSIFIED: A New Day in Lombardy by Florencia Melina Nappa
3rd CLASSIFIED: Feel the Beauty by Simone Giacobbe
4th CLASSIFIED: The Artisans of the Mountain by Federico Sambruni
5th CLASSIFIED:Points of vi(s)ta by Daniele Bellini

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Discovering the most beautiful arcades and galleries in Lombardy

A virtual tour of the towns and cities of the Lombardy region, among nineteenth-century urban arcades, elegant arches from Renaissance palaces, and medieval galleries transformed into open-air markets.