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GRIMALDI LINES is a leading shipping company in passenger transport on the Motorways of the Mediterranean. Our ships and ferries are next-generation, fast and offer a high level of comfort. With our maritime connections, you can reach some of the most beautiful tourist and seaside destinations in complete relaxation: we guarantee regular departures to Barcelona, Valencia, Tunis, Tangier, Malta, Patras, Porto Torres, Palermo,Trapani from the ports of Civitavecchia, Livorno, Salerno, Venice, Ancona. Book online and travel with us to Spain, Tunisia, Morocco, Malta, Greece, Sardinia and Sicily: you will discover the great value of our special offers and enjoy unforgettable moments filled with fun. Come aboard, your holiday awaits! Members can book: - On the website www.grimaldi-lines.com by entering the discount code (shown on the members-only page). - By contacting the Grimaldi Lines Call Center at 081496444 and quoting the agreement and discount code. - By emailing info@grimladi.napoli.it and quoting the agreement and discount code. - At Grimaldi Tours sales outlets, quoting the agreement and discount code and presenting a valid membership card - Palermo, via Emerico Amari, 8 (exclusively from Monday; to Friday; from 09:00 to 13:00 and from 14:00 to 17:00) - Naples, via Marchese Campodisola, 13 - Rome, via Rasella 157 - Cagliari, Via della Maddalena 3 - SHIP+HOTEL booking (dynamic online booking at www.grimaldi.touroperator.com) - HOTEL-only booking (online booking at www.grimaldi-touroperator.com) - HOLIDAY PACKAGE booking (currently by phone/email and, hopefully, online booking at www.grimaldi-touroperator.com in a few weeks) On www.grimaldi-touroperator.com it is also possible to purchase only the sea crossing using the applicable discount codes. This provides a single screen with multiple choices. The book-ship-only function is linked directly to the online booking section of www.grimaldi-lines.com TERMS AND CONDITIONS - Applies to the purchase of the specified maritime connections, covering the passenger fare (adult/child), accommodation supplement (seat, cabin), accompanying vehicle and pets. - Does not apply to fixed fees, the EU ETS cost component, meals, travel cancellation insurance or onboard services. - Does not apply to routes operated under the territorial continuity regime (Napoli-Cagliari, Cagliari-Napoli, Cagliari-Palermo, Palermo-Cagliari, Civitavecchia-Arbatax, Arbatax-Civitavecchia, Civitavecchia-Cagliari, Cagliari-Civitavecchia). - Can be combined with any offers active at the time of booking, unless otherwise specified in the relevant terms of applicability available on grimaldi-lines.com. - Applies to both the standard and special fare levels. Tickets issued are subject to the change and cancellation conditions of the selected fare level. - Cannot be combined with the senior fare, agreement discounts, partnerships or discount codes; - Does not apply during onboard events. - Applies to the member and accompanying travelers (same booking). - Is not retroactive and must be requested at the time of booking.
Bruno S.p.A. today: More than 25 stores in Italy: Via Pietro Nenni, 6127 - Via Ugo La Malfa - 90146, Palermo (PA) Via Alcide De Gasperi (Centro Comm. Picasso) - 90039, Villabate (PA) Via Caduti di Nassiriya C.Strasatto(C.C.BeliCitta') - 91022, Castelvetrano (TP) Via Libica (next to Conad and Pittarello) - 91100, Trapani (TP) S.S. 640 Km 29 Bivio Racalmuto (C.C. Le Vigne) - 92020, Castrofilippo (AG) Via Due Fontane - (Centro Comm. Due Fontane) - 93100, Caltanissetta (CL) Via Cannatello - Villaggio Mosè - 92100, Agrigento (AG) V.le Unita' d'Italia - C.da S. Lucia - 94100, Enna Bassa (EN) Via Campobello, 159 (Centro Comm. San Giorgio) - 92027, Licata (AG) V.le Europa, 6-6/A - 95041, Caltagirone (CT) V.le del Commercio - C.da Mezzocampo - 95045, Misterbianco (CT) C.da Cubba-Tenutella (Centro Sicilia) - 95045, Misterbianco (CT) Via dei Pozzari,1 (Centro Comm.Katane') - 95030, Gravina (CT) Via Montello,1 C.da Bottazzi (P.co Com.Le Zagare) - 95037, San Giovanni La Punta (CT) Via Luigi Rizzo, 32 - 95131, Catania (CT) Viale delle Americhe (Centro Comm. Ibleo) - 97100, Ragusa (RG) P.le Bruno Domenico - Polo Comm. - 97015, Modica (RG) S.S. 114, Km. 6,2 - (Centro Comm. Tremestieri) - 98125, Messina (ME) V.le Garrone, C.da Spalla (Parco Comm. Belvedere) - 96010, Melilli (SR) Contrada Risicone Circonv.Avola Noto - 96012, Avola (SR) Via Nazionale, 111 (Parco Comm. Annunziata) - 89013, Gioia Tauro (RC) S.S. 18 Zona Aeroporto (Centro Comm.Vibo Center) - 89900, Vibo Valentia (VV) s.s.106 Km 106,400 c/o Centro Comm.Le Gru - 89048, Siderno (RC) S.S. Romea km 66 - 30034, Gambarare di Mira (VE) V.le Serenissima (next to Centro Comm. Palladio) - 36100, Vicenza (VI) Revenue of 273 million euros in 2016, approximately 670 employees, more than 46,563 sq m of total exhibition space, and more than 80 years of experience in technology and innovation. Bruno S.p.A., with a family tradition dating back to 1936, ranks among Italy's leading consumer electronics retail companies in terms of size. The company was born from the passion and strength of a close-knit family. Founded in 1936 by Domenico Bruno and Palmina Finocchiaro, the company originally specialised in selling musical instruments and gramophones. With revenue of 273 million euros in 2016 (financial statements voluntarily certified by E&Y), Bruno Spa reaches 25 stores with the new store in Mira (Veneto), for a total exhibition space of 42,468 sq m and 670 employees. Bruno is a Founding Member of Euronics Italia and has received the CRIBIS Dun & Bradstreet Award several times as the financially strongest company in the consumer electronics sector. Since February 2016, the President has been Eng. Maurizio Andronico, son of Enza Bruno. Bruno S.p.A. is affiliated with the national Euronics chain, in which it also holds a shareholding. Euronics Italia is a joint-stock company (SpA) whose purpose is to define commercial policy towards suppliers and members, provide services supporting local activities, and enhance the brand through communication campaigns aimed at consumers. Each member participates in the capital of Euronics Italia in proportion to the turnover generated by its company with affiliated suppliers. The Board of Directors defines the Group's strategies. Euronics International, founded in 1990 through the driving force of 5 countries, including Italy, is now present throughout Europe: from Sweden to Greece and from Portugal to Hungary. Euronics provides extensive coverage with more than 11,000 stores in 31 countries and global revenue of 18 billion euros. These figures make Euronics the leading chain of household appliance and electronics stores in Europe. Euronics International aims to raise the competitiveness, efficiency and profitability of its member countries by promoting brand awareness and distribution across the continent.
Spectacle. Multiplied by 6. In Palermo, cinema has a new name: ours. Coming Soon! HALL 1 DOLBY ATMOS® with 161 seats, equipped with a Christie CP4220 4K projection system with Doremì ShowVault IMB and a Dolby CP850 audio processor with Atmos Technology; Christie Vive Audio amplification with 64 channels, screenings with the new Depth-Q passive 3D system. spazio_web_dolby_atmos With Dolby ATMOS®, sound becomes incredibly more immersive, delicate, authentic, deep and dimensional. Extraordinary. The audio moves precisely in every direction inside the auditorium, moving with the images, spreading and accompanying the story, without limitations. Multidimensional sound, with 64 channels, that becomes one with the spectacle, allowing you to experience cinema in a way never tried before. HALL 2 with 202 seats, equipped with a Christie CP2220 projection system with Doremì ShowVault IMB and a Christie Ska 3D 7.1 audio processor; Christie Vive Audio amplification. HALL 3 with 236 seats, equipped with a Christie CP2215 projection system with Doremì ShowVault IMB and a Christie Ska 3D 7.1 audio processor; Christie Vive Audio amplification. HALL 4 with 192 seats, equipped with a Christie CP2215 projection system with Doremì ShowVault IMB and a Christie Ska 3D 7.1 audio processor; Christie Vive Audio amplification. HALL 5 with 150 seats, equipped with a Christie CP2208 projection system with Doremì ShowVault IMB and a Christie Ska 3D 7.1 audio processor; Christie Vive Audio amplification. HALL 6 with 93 seats, equipped with a Christie CP2208 projection system with Doremì ShowVault IMB and a Christie Ska 3D 7.1 audio processor; Christie Vive Audio amplification.
Located along the extension of one of the city’s two main axes, Teatro Massimo is a link between the old and new city. Elegant and restrained, imposing in its structure, conceived with a refined sense of form, it stands out not only as an important center for production and performances, but also for its monumental beauty. The Theatre is open every day from 09:30 to 18:00. Visits are available in Italian, English, French, Spanish and German. Guided tours at different times can be arranged for groups by reservation. Guided tours — Tickets: Full price: € 8,00; reduced: € 5,00 (under 25, over 65); reduced group ticket (minimum 20 people or PMO Card holders): € 6,00; reduced school group ticket: € 3,00. Free admission for children under six. Duration: 30 minutes. New. The terrace is open. A breathtaking view of Palermo from above one of its most distinctive monuments. The terrace visit, in addition to the regular guided tour of the theatre, is available by reservation every day from 09:30 to 18:00. Ticket: 20 €. Information and reservations: telephone 091 605.32.67, visiteguidate@teatromassimo.it History: Even before the unification of Italy, people spoke of Palermo’s need for a new, spacious and modern opera house. In 1859, the Piazza Marina area had been identified as the site for the new building, which was to be named after Ferdinand II of Bourbon. After annexation to the Kingdom of Italy, the city council instead identified an area near Porta Maqueda, proceeding to expropriate land on which three churches and as many monasteries stood: the Church and Monastery of the Stigmata, the Church and Monastery of San Giuliano, and the Church of Sant’Agata, built on the site that was said to have been the home of Saint Agatha. Tradition has it that a nun known as “la monachella”, whose tomb was said to have been desecrated during construction, still wanders through the theatre. On 10 September 1864, Mayor Antonio Starabba, Marquis of Rudinì, who had succeeded Mariano Stabile, announced a competition “to remedy the lack of a theatre commensurate with the population’s growing civilisation and needs”, open to Italian and foreign architects. The deadline was set for 9 September 1866, then extended by six months for various reasons, “among which, besides the importance and scale of the project, not least is the imminence of the war [the Third Italian War of Independence], in which some of the distinguished competing artists will take part”. There were 35 participants, twelve of them foreign. The judging panel was chaired by Gottfried Semper, the architect who designed the Semperoper in Dresden and was then engaged in creating Vienna’s Ringstrasse. On 4 September 1868, the jury drew up the ranking of the five prizewinners, awarding first prize to Giovan Battista Filippo Basile, a renowned architect from Palermo, while Giuseppe Damiani Almeyda’s design came fourth. The Mayor, Salesio Balsano, made a point of informing Basile of the competition’s result and offering his congratulations. A period of waiting followed, also owing to ambiguity in the competition brief, which stipulated that all five winning designs would remain municipal property and that the city council would choose which one to complete. The foundation stone was laid on 12 January 1875, the anniversary of the 1848 Sicilian revolution, in Piazza Giuseppe Verdi, in the presence of all the city’s leading authorities and with a speech by Baron Nicolò Turrisi Colonna. Work was suspended in 1878 and resumed in 1890, with the aim of completing it in time for the following year’s exhibition. It remained under the direction of Giovan Battista Filippo Basile, who died a few months later, on 16 June 1891. He was succeeded by his son Ernesto, also an architect, who agreed, at the request of the Municipality of Palermo, to finish his father’s work in progress and complete the drawings needed to continue construction of the Theatre. The Theatre opened on 16 May 1897 with Giuseppe Verdi’s Falstaff, an opera never before performed in Palermo, conducted by Leopoldo Mugnone. Ticket prices ranged from 80 lire for second-tier boxes to 3 lire for the gallery. At the time of its opening, Teatro Massimo, with an area of 7730 square metres, was Europe’s third-largest theatre, surpassed only by the opera houses of Paris and Vienna. The two bronze groups of lions flanking the majestic staircase depict Tragedy, by Benedetto Civiletti, and Opera, by Mario Rutelli, who also created the quadriga atop the Politeama Garibaldi. At the top of the staircase, a pronaos with six Corinthian columns welcomes visitors. The frieze above bears the inscription: “Art renews peoples and reveals their life. The pleasure of the stage is in vain if it does not aim to prepare the future”. The dome above the auditorium has a diameter of 28,732 metres and consists of an iron structure covered with bronze scales, topped by a large vase, also inspired by Corinthian forms. Antonio Ugo sculpted the busts of Giuseppe Verdi and Giovanni Battista Filippo Basile, while several sculptural reliefs are by Salvatore Valenti. The painters who decorated the Theatre’s rooms include Ettore De Maria, Michele Corteggiani, Luigi Di Giovanni, Rocco Lentini, Giuseppe Enea and Enrico Cavallaro; Giuseppe Sciuti depicted the procession for the coronation of Roger II on the large decorated curtain. During its first decades, the theatre was run by private companies, often different from one year to the next, until 1935, when a decree by the Minister of Popular Culture declared it an autonomous theatre institution. The following year it adopted the official name Ente Autonomo Teatro Massimo di Palermo. In 1974, the Theatre closed for renovation work, which continued until 12 May 1997, when it reopened with a concert conducted in the first half by Franco Mannino and in the second half by Claudio Abbado with the Berliner Philharmoniker.
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