The real pride of the city of Parma is one of the most significant landmarks of the national scale being the Farnese Theater which is housed in the mentioned above palace. A huge hall which can accommodate up to 4000 guests at once, unique diverse side scenes, elegant pilasters and columns, antique sculptures and marvelous balustrades are the main features of the theater which was established in the 17th century. The theater still amazes its visitors with unique atmosphere and majesty. Every performance in the theater is the most significant event in the cultural life of the city. The performances attract guests from all over the world.
The gravest landmark of the city of Parma is the Governor’s Palace. In the course of its long life the palace has witnessed numerous significant historical events. Several centuries ago this was a place punishing of criminals, witches and heretics. Later on a square in front of the palace was reequipped into a cattle yard and since the end of the 19th century the building of the palace stood in utter desertion.
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