Frescoes and granite fountains define the identity of Ragoli, telling the story of its past between art and tradition.
On the facades of the houses, graffiti and frescoes by artists from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts (Milan), between 1993 and 1994, evoke the history and activities of the past: the work of blacksmiths in the forges, the extraction of black marble from Ragoli, peasant life, washerwomen at the fountains, hemp processing and the history of the silkworm. Of particular historical importance is the graffito of the meeting of heads of families at the foot of the old "Campanil" of the Rules, created on the facade of the building of the Comunità delle Regole di Spinale e Manez.
The village also preserves numerous granite fountains, perfectly preserved and distributed in the squares, including the large pentagonal fountain in the hamlet of Vigo, built in 1852.
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An open-air itinerary between murals and historic fountains, ideal to discover calmly, glimpse after glimpse.
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