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If you ever plan to go to Rome for the second week of May, go to a neighboring town Gensano to see the famous Infioratu - festival of colors. Gensano Infiorata - Flower Festival, which was founded in 1778. Each year, local artists cover the entire street (Belardo) floral carpets on the establishment of which they were inspired by paintings on various subjects. Festival of Flowers begins with the collection of millions of colors for 2-3 days before the event. They keep fresh in the caves Gensano, and artists paint their masterpieces on the sidewalk Via Belardo. The festival ends on Monday, the third week of June, when children are allowed to run on the flowers, destroying the great work.
Nothing is eternal.According to tradition, after the festival the children running around the floral carpets, and then they are taken off the streets.
Flower carpet at the festival of colors Infiarata Genzano.
Small flower festival in Marino in 2002.
Floral rugs in Burelli 2007.
Flower carpets - this whole masterpieces of creative teams.
Evening preparation for the festival in Gensano in 2008.
Some jobs require not only inspiration and talent, but also the huge amount of plant material (such as carpets length of 250 meters, posting on the main square, leaving more than one hundred kilograms of flowers).
Flower painting in the process.
A man prepares flowers in Spello.
Life will seem bed of roses, if you visit the Gensano during the festival" - say the Italians
Festival Infiorata in Gensano
The magnificence of flowers is thrill, some floral paintings - works of different years - like a fancy mosaic or gobelin paintings, and some carry a depiction, a portrait of the Pope.
The image of Anna Magnani of flowers.
Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ in Bolsene.
Portrait of Jesus Christ of flowers.
It is said that in 1875 Garibaldi refused to tread on floral rugs, because the "divine things must not be trampled."
It is said that in 1875 Garibaldi refused to tread on floral rugs, because the "divine things must not be trampled."
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