Il salotto buono di Saint-Vincent

from Esplorando Saint Vincent · host Franz Rossi

La piazza Cavalieri di Vittorio Veneto rappresenta un po' il cuore di questa meravigliosa cittadinaEsplorando Saint-Vincent è una pod map, un itinerario audio guidato, alla scoperta del territorio del Comune di Saint-Vincent in Valle d'Aosta.Attraverso i suoi episodi di permette di conoscere storie e curiosità di questo splendido territorio definito la "Riviera delle Alpi".È stato realizzato per conto del Comune di Saint-Vincent da Racconti e Territori SvelatiCoordinamento Editoriale e Testi originali: Franz RossiVoci Narranti: Valentina Loi e Riccardo TaolinSound Design: Franz RossiProduzione: Borioula Media Company srlScopri di più sul sito InSaintVincent.it

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