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Places to see in ( Senigallia - Italy ) Rotonda a Mare

Places to see in ( Senigallia - Italy ) Rotonda a Mare La Rotonda a Mare is a structure, created for hydrotherapy and recreational purposes , overlooking the sea of Senigallia , today home to exhibitions and conferences during the summer. The history of the Rotonda a Mare originated in the second half of the nineteenth century , when the architect Vincenzo Ghinelli designed a structure on stilts in front of the 'Bath Establishment'. In 1910 the Platform, which was located a few hundred meters north of the current position of the Rotonda, was expanded and was entrusted to private entrepreneurs who transformed it into the Hotel "Bagni", which in turn was renovated starting from 1923 . This new intervention essentially provided for the maintenance of the basic shape of the rectangular and elongated platform of Liberty style, replacing the wood with more resistant materials, particularly for what concerns the access pier, the platform, the bathroom and the area used for walking, widened to 4 meters and extended towards the sea. The decision to move the Platform to its current position, in correspondence with the "della Penna" square, was taken on January 30, 1932 by the Administrative Committee of the Azienda Stazione Autonoma Stazione di Cura e Soggiorno, which chose the engineer Enrico Cardelli's project, which included a substantial modification of the structure giving it the current 'shell' shape which then made it famous. They took part in the Committee meeting: Giovanni Monti Guarnieri (Chairman), Manlio Cremonini , Ciro Calef, Ermanno Marzocchi, Enrico Massi, Giuseppe Natale Marzi, Bernardino Jonni, Edgardo Menchetti, Bettino Padovano, Aldo Ghinelli. Work began that allowed the inauguration of the structure on July 18, 1933 , soon famous for its musical evenings, so that on July 7, 1935 the then Prince Umberto visited Senigallia to admire the Rotonda and to inaugurate the "Colonia Marina" Maria Pia di Savoia" During the Second World War, the Rotonda served as a military warehouse, but once the conflict ended, especially in the fifties and sixties , it returned to the center of social life by attracting many tourists and artists of the first order of Italian light music . It was considered by some to be the place that would have inspired the text of the famous song "Una rotonda sul mare", sung by Fred Bongusto . Actually the song was inspired by the author Franco Migliacci from the roundabout that stood on the lake in Passignano sul Trasimenoupon admission of the same, to which the City of Passignano conferred honorary citizenship. Migliacci attended this place as a boy, when in the summer he lived in the nearby town of Cortona . The success fell however with time, and the Rotonda was closed at the end of the eighties because it was declared unfit. What was once an important tourist place remained closed to the public until summer 2006 , when the renovation work financed by the municipality and the European Union came to an end. Today there are held, especially during the summer, exhibitions and conferences of various kinds, and you can also celebrate weddings following the civil ceremony ( Senigallia - Italy ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Senigallia . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Senigallia - Italy Join us for more :    / @placestoseein3171   http://placestoseein87.blogspot.com.eg/ https://plus.google.com/1084608455791...   / placestoseein87     / placestoseein1   https://www.tumblr.com/blog/placestos...   / places-to-see-in