Lucca events

Lucca Magical Christmas

Enchanting atmospheres in the heart of the city

In Lucca, Christmas is an enveloping and enchanting experience. The city transforms into a suspended landscape, where the charm of the historic center meets the magic of lights, traditions, and events for adults and children alike.

“Lucca Magical Christmas” it is the widespread project that, for the whole month of December and until Epiphany, lights up the city with a rich calendar of initiatives, markets, shows, exhibitions and unique atmospheres that involve the centre and the neighbourhoods.

A fairytale atmosphere

Strolling along the walls, crossing the illuminated squares, being enchanted by the decorated shop windows, listening to the sounds of a Christmas choir: in Lucca, every corner is bathed in poetry.

The tree-lined avenues become natural settings for artistic luminaries, light installations and small outdoor shows. The facades of historic buildings come alive with videomapping, projections and visual games that tell Christmas stories, Lucca legends and messages of hope.

Markets, flavors and crafts

Among the most popular initiatives, the Christmas markets With wooden huts, artisanal products, food and wine specialties, gift ideas, and locally designed objects, Lucca also becomes a place to experience the authenticity of a Tuscan Christmas, including traditional sweets, mulled wine, and hot chocolate.

Events for everyone

Christmas in Lucca is designed for everyone: from workshops for children from theatrical performances, to interactive installations, to concerts in churches and squares, up to exhibitions and cultural reviews in the city museums. There is no shortage of moments linked to tradition: the Befana in the square, artistic nativity scenes, the performances of the town bands and the Christmas choirs.

Luca in Mask

The city between celebration, colors and tradition

In the most playful and theatrical period of the year, Lucca dresses up in joy and creativity with Lucca in Mask, the widespread calendar of initiatives that celebrates Carnival through events, shows and activities designed for all ages.

Not just masks and confetti, but a true cultural and recreational project that involves the historic center, squares, neighborhoods, and hamlets, with the active participation of schools, families, and local associations.

A Carnival for Everyone

“Lucca in Maschera” is thought asIt's a vast event hub, where Carnival tradition meets art, games, theater, music, and storytelling. In the city, every space can become a stage: courtyards, libraries, museums, gardens, parks, and schools host workshops, readings, installations, traveling shows, costume parties, and fun and educational activities.

Masks become an opportunity to explore ancient and contemporary themes: from history to rights, from fantasy to knowledge. A chance to put yourself in someone else's shoes, discover new worlds, and rediscover the beauty of dressing up, storytelling, and shared play.

The heart of the party

Piazza San Francesco and the historic center become the fulcrum of the celebrations: here one follows the other costume parades, outdoor games, theatrical and musical performances. creative workshops for children and teenagers they stimulate imagination and manual skills, with the creation of masks, puppets, scenic elements and disguises.

The active involvement of the schools, libraries and local cultural realities transforms Lucca into a large open-air laboratory, where masks are not just symbols of celebration, but tools for reflection, socialization, and inclusion.

Tradition and innovation

Alongside the more traditional Carnival celebrations, Lucca in Maschera offers themed tours and cultural events to discover the origins of Carnival, its historical masks, and its connection to popular culture, as well as to explore new artistic languages ​​and creative approaches.

Santa Zita Spring Festival

She rests all year round inside the Basilica of San Frediano, in a side chapel where large frescoes tell her story. She is Santa Zita, the saint of flowers, to whom so many devotees around the world are grateful, and in Lucca there is a festive atmosphere.

history

The people of Lucca love to tell the story of the kindly maid unjustly accused out of envy. One day, Mr. Fatinelli, for whom she worked, encountered Zita with her apron full on while on her way to a needy family. He asked her what she was carrying. It was full of bread, but Zita replied that she was only bringing flowers and branches to the Madonna, which fell, untying her apron. She died in 1278, and the people of Lucca ordered her remains to be buried in the Basilica of San Frediano. Her mummified body is displayed in the Fatinelli Chapel of the Basilica of San Frediano in Lucca and, during these holidays, in the center of the church.

Saint Zita of Lucca She was already so revered in Tuscany that Dante Alighieri cited her in the Divine Comedy shortly after her death, referring to a magistrate of Lucca known as "the elder of Saint Zita," thus identifying the little flower saint with honest and vistuous Lucca. Her memory has always remained linked to that miracle of flowers, and every year in her honor, a large garden is set up in the Piazza Anfiteatro for a market fair. Blessed daffodils are offered, a symbol of empathy that brings good luck and happiness, like the first flowers to bloom and herald spring.

The Gardens of Santa Zita

Flowerbeds will be in full bloom for the feast of Santa Zita, linked to the traditional flower market that will take place in Piazza dell'Anfiteatro from April 24th to 28th for five days dedicated to the patron saint of Lucca.
Are the Gardens of Santa Zita which, to the classic city itineraries, add a "temporary" one among the ten locations in the city where flowerbeds and floral decorations have been set up, bringing the spirit of spring and tradition to the historic center of Lucca for the city's oldest flower festival.

A special, spring-like appearance graced Piazza San Frediano, Piazza Antelminelli, Piazza Scarpellini, Piazza Cittadella, and Piazzale Verdi, while pots of azaleas and rhododendrons were placed at the Pozzo di Santa Zita in Via Fontana, at the monument to Maria Luisa of Bourbon in Piazza Napoleone, at Porta dei Borghi, and in the squares of the Basilicas of San Frediano, San Giovanni, and San Cristoforo. These were laid out by the gardeners of the Botanical Garden, Lucca's 19th-century scientific garden, whose greenhouses provide the plants in Piazza Scarpellini and some of those in the flowerbed at San Frediano.

The market exhibition

In Piazza Anfiteatro, instead, It is celebrated with the traditional flower and sweets market exhibition and shops decorated with plants and flowerpots during the fair days.

In the streets, the scent of flowers blends with that of the herb cakes prepared in the homes.

Those with a sweet tooth will be able to take advantage of the opportunity to taste the herb cake, the traditional cake of Saint Zita, much loved by the people of Lucca. A mixture of chard, stale bread, spices, and cheese, gathered in a shortcrust pastry and decorated with the traditional diamond shapes and characteristic "becchi."

The bell of Santa Zita

The centerpiece of all religious events is, of course, the Basilica of San Frediano. One of the bells, designed by Giovanni Pisano, is also dedicated to her. Cast in 1223, it is the only surviving bell from the ancient set of bells that rang, along with the others, at the death of Saint Zita. A historical relic and also a relic linked to the saint's life, as it spontaneously announced her Dies Natalis, as has been handed down through the centuries, in a festive double ring with the other bells, without the intervention of the bell ringers.

The unused bell inside the basilica welcomes the public at the base of the bell tower of San Frediano. This bell, cast by Pisano in 1223, was scanned in recent years to cast a new, identical one, thus restoring the ancient "double of San Frediano." It was blessed in 2020 and then placed in the bell tower, beginning to ring on April 25, 2021, at the beginning of the annual feast of Saint Zita. April 25th marks the beginning of the triduum in preparation for the liturgical feast of Saint Zita, and in the afternoon, the bell ringers of Lucca perform the ancient and famous ringing of the bells of San Frediano in festive doubles.

The days of Saint Paulinus

Tradition, devotion, and historical reenactment in the heart of Lucca

Lucca celebrates its patron saint, Saint Paulinus, with a series of solemn, spectacular events deeply linked to the memory and identity of the city. The celebrations focus on the figure of Paulinus of Lucca, Roman bishop and, according to tradition, the first bishop of the city, whose devotion developed following the discovery of the relics in the church of San Giorgio, during the construction of the second circle of walls.

According to legend, San Paolino is attributed a saving miracleAn accidental artillery shell, fired during the celebrations, hit a crowd of worshippers entering through Porta San Donato. No one was injured. This extraordinary event is still remembered today in one of the most heartfelt ceremonies.

Tradition is renewed

During the so-called Days of St. Paulinus, the historic center comes alive with events that blend spirituality, historical reenactment and entertainmentThe celebrations include:

• Historical parades in costume, with musicians, flag-wavers, crossbowmen and extras from the three ancient city districts (San Paolino, San Salvatore, San Martino), who cross the city accompanied by drums and clarions.

• La Luminara of San Paolino, an evocative night procession that starts from the church dedicated to the Saint and passes through the streets of the center, culminating in a blessing ceremony and the drawing of the shooting order for the Palio della Balestra.

• La Parade of Flags, in which historical groups demonstrate the art of flag-waving, creating spectacular choreographies in Piazza San Martino.

• La Artillery uproar, with blank shots fired from historical reproductions of cannons, in memory of the miraculous intervention of the Saint.

The Crossbow Palio

The highlight of the celebrations is the Crossbow Palio, which takes place at night in the suggestive setting of San Martin SquareThe crossbowmen of the three thirds challenge each other using bench crossbows to hit a target at a distance of 36 meters. The competition, regulated by a judging panel, awards prizes to the best shooter and to the winning third, who receives the Palio, a banner painted by a local artist.

In addition to the competition, the evening is enriched by jester shows, historical dances and flag games, which provide the backdrop to the competition, offering the public a complete immersion in the medieval atmosphere.

Experiences and convivial moments

In addition to the main celebrations, the Days of San Paolino also offer convivial and cultural opportunities: markets, tastings of typical products, concerts of sacred, ancient or band music, and numerous initiatives spread throughout the streets of the historic center, particularly along Via San Paolino.

Lucca Historiae Fest

The festival dedicated to the city's history, from pre-Roman times to the twentieth century, organized by the Municipality of Lucca, with events, shows, and conferences.

INFO

Period: June

Contacts:
info@luccahistoriaefest.it
luccahistoriaefest.it

Lucca Summer Festival

Lucca Summer Festival, big names in contemporary rock and pop music in the heart of the city.
Grown over the years and finally "settled" in the suggestive setting of Piazza Napoleone, Lucca Summer Festival, thanks to names of great appeal which take turns on the bill every year, is confirmed every year, during the month of July, as one of the great events of the musical summer in Lucca.
Internationally renowned artists, a passionate audience of all ages, great concerts for the summer evenings are the ingredients of this moment of great music and entertainment within the circle of the Renaissance city walls.

In over the years they took turns on stage the biggest names in rock, from Bob Dylan to Joe Cocker, who were the protagonists of the first edition in 1998, and then Buena Vista Social Club, Elton John, Ray Charles, Joan Baez, The Eagles, Toto, David Bowie, Zucchero, Eros Ramazzotti, Oasis, Michael Bublè, George Michael, Burt Bacharach, Mark Knopfler, Ennio Moricone, Francesco Guccini, Earth Wind and Fire, Pino Daniele, Laura Pausini, Stevie Wonder up to the great stars of the twentieth anniversary in 2017, closed by the Italian date of the legendary Rolling Stones tour.

Lucca Summer Festival It is the largest rock and pop music festival held in the historic center of Lucca and is undoubtedly one of the most prestigious music festivals in Italy, hosting big names from the national and international scene.

INFO

Where: Napoleon Square
When: July

Contacts: Summer Festival
www.summer-festival.com
tel. 0584 46477 - info@dalessandroegalli.com

Summer Ticket Info Points
Piazza San Michele, corner of Via San Paolino, Lucca
online ticketing www.ticketone.it

Classic Lucca

The most beautiful music in the most beautiful places in Lucca.

Music invades Lucca with over 80 events: symphonic concerts, chamber music, jazz, classical, contemporary, listening guides, events for children and families to get to know the city with a truly special soundtrack.

Lucca Classica transforms the city into a vast, open-air stage showcasing sounds, words, and emotions that speak to the thousands of people who have lived and shared the Festival experience over the years.

INFO

Period: May
Contacts: Lucca Music Association
www.associazionemusicalelucchese.it
tel. 0583 469960 - info@associazionemusicalelucchese.it

Lucca jazz woman

Dedicated to female jazz talents, Lucca Jazz Donna It is the eagerly awaited event of Lucca's musical autumn.

Great national and international artists such as Kim Thompson, Lisa Pollard, Ashka Kaneko, Noa, emerging talents and numerous collateral events to the concerts on the bill are the formula of this short but intense festival.

INFO

When: September – October

Contacts: Lucca Jazz Club
www.luccajazzdonna.it

circololuccajazz@gmail.com

Puccini and his Lucca

Puccini and his Lucca is “the only permanent festival in the world” dedicated to Puccini.
Special events are planned on selected dates with lyric-symphonic galas with orchestra and choir.

Recitals, opera selections, special concerts all year round, every day of the year in the most fascinating Basilica in the centre of Lucca, Santi Giovanni e Reparata, all at the same time (concerts start at 7pm) and all held by renowned national and international singers and pianists.

A great opportunity to appreciate the music of the most famous Lucca native in the world. And, above all, with different performers and programs every evening, to give the audience a broader idea of ​​the great Puccini's genius Often compared to the music and arias of other great Italian opera composers. And all this in the city where he was born and lived for many years, and in a church so closely linked to key moments in his life.

WhereChurch of Saints John and Reparata, Lucca
When: From March 31st to October 31st every day at 19:00 pm at the church of San Giovanni.
From November 1st to March 30th every Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:15 pm at the Oratory of San Giuseppe.

INFO

Contacts: Puccini and his Lucca
www.puccinielasualucca.com
FB / PucciniLucca
tel. 340 8106042
info@puccinielasualucca.com

The song of the trees

Lucca's freshest and greenest summer event, featuring concerts and conferences in the enchanting setting of the Lucca Botanical Garden.

In the evenings of July and August, the review “The Song of the Trees” is a program of concerts of various kinds of music, in the green setting of the Botanical Garden, right under the city walls.
A festival of music, nature, and culture for a wide and diverse audience, regardless of age or passion.

The program intertwines music of all genres with literature, poetry, dance, and games, and unfolds through the history of Western classical music, discovering unique repertoires and performances.

Visitors will enjoy a listening tour of small events preceded by a short presentation and a brief visit to the Botanical Garden at sunset.

INFO

WhereBotanical Garden of Lucca
When: Thursdays in July and August

Contacts: ortobotanicodilucca.it
biglietteria@ortobotanicodilucca.it
tel. +39 0583/950596

Lucca Comics & Games

Every year, between late October and early November, the city transforms for five days. But do you know the history of this event?

Lucca is the city of Lucca Comics & Games! Medieval streets, 19th-century squares, hidden courtyards, shady loggias, fantastical towers, mysterious palaces, and splendid Renaissance walls welcome the comic book community once again this year.

the “Pallone” of the early 70s

This is how the people of Lucca remember the first editions of Lucca Comics, a large white tent, “the balloon”, which hosted the comics fair in “Piazza Grande” from 1966 to 1978.
Years in which comics had a specific weight in Italian popular culture: Corto Maltese, Tex Willer, Valentina, Sturmtruppen, Alan Ford, Diabolik, Zagor, Kriminal, Lupo Alberto, Cocco Bill, Ken Parker are just some of the many Italian comics born between the sixties and seventies.
Lucca Comics immediately became the go-to event for the world of "talking clouds," and to the delight of both adults and children, all the great heroes of this fantastic world passed through our beautiful Tuscan city: Hugo Pratt, Magnus, Bonvi, the Giussani sisters, Max Bunker, Milo Manara, Sergio Bonelli, Sergio Staino, Jacovitti, Dino Battaglia, Altan, and Guido Crepax.

From the “Pallone” to the “Palazzetto”

From the 80s until 2006, the Palazzetto dello Sport became the venue for the fair, with some memorable editions and, above all, always with the presence of the elite of Italian and international comics, joined by Andrea Pazienza, Stefano Tamburini, and new proposals from Bonelli Editore such as Dylan Dog by Tiziano Sclavi.

Lucca Comics & Games arrives in town

Since 2006, the fair's move within the city walls, its opening to the world of video games and role-playing games, and the growing global trend of cosplay, have catapulted Lucca Comics & Games into an unimaginable dimension: the most important Italian exhibition in the sector, first in Europe and second in the world, after Comiket in Tokyo.
If the 1993 edition had 30.000 attendees (considered a real record at the time), the 2017 edition exceeded 240.000 tickets sold.

INFO
https://www.luccacomicsandgames.com/

Lucca Film Festival

Screenings, exhibitions, conferences, and concerts for the Lucca Film Festival and Europa Cinema, a film culture festival.
From experimental to mainstream, the festival manages to engage an increasingly wider audience every year.

Over the years, the Festival has distinguished itself through a bold yet carefully crafted program; it has paid homage to established figures in the world of cinema, rediscovered others, and placed its bets on emerging talent.

The four-day festival features screenings and awards ceremonies for international stars, and the city's grand cinema celebration, "Lucca Effetto Cinema Notte." Famous film sets are hosted in the city's squares and venues, where you can dress in costume and take part in the largest reenactments of cult films and famous scenes, all in a wild night of cinema against the natural backdrop of Lucca's historic center.

INFO

When: September

Contacts: Lucca Film Festival
www.luccafilmfestival.it
tel. 331 8479463
segreteria@luccafilmfestival.it

Lucca Gustosa

A journey through the flavors, traditions, and excellences of the area

Discovering Lucca also means letting yourself be guided by the scents and flavors of a generous land, which has preserved its culinary traditions by promoting quality products, artisanal tastes, and rural knowledge.
“Tasty Lucca” It is the food and wine soul of the city and its territory: an invitation to savor every nuance of this food culture made of authenticity, simplicity, and seasonality.

Local cuisine, between innovation and memory

Lucca's gastronomy is born from a solid agricultural tradition, made up of centuries-old olive groves, terraced vineyards, vegetable gardens, orchards, and pastures.
The result is dishes that speak of land and seasons: rich and tasty soups, spelt soups, savory pies such as the famous cake with beaks, simple but unmistakable desserts such as the buccellato, fresh handmade pasta and a wide range of cured meats and cheeses.

But Lucca Gustosa is also a showcase of new culinary creativity, where young chefs, contemporary osterias, and historic restaurateurs reinterpret tradition with respect and innovation.

Typical products and local supply chains

The Lucca area is rich in DOP, IGP and Slow Food Presidia products: I'extra virgin olive oil from Lucca, Altopascio bread, farro della Garfagnana, Monte Carlo wine and many other excellences that tell the story of the province's agricultural identity.

Farmers' markets, village festivals, seasonal fairs, and food and wine events offer ideal opportunities to meet producers, taste the best of local produce, and immerse yourself in the authentic flavors of Lucca's cuisine.

Wines of the Coasts

In the prestigious setting of the Royal College of Lucca, the first event in Italy that showcases the unique wines of the provinces bordering the sea.

Among the tasting tables, Tuscan wine production, from Massa-Carrara to Grosseto, passing through Lucca, Pisa and Livorno, along with wines and winemakers from the Mediterranean, the Adriatic, the Ionian, the Tyrrhenian, and the Ligurian Sea.

Among the exhibitors, attention will be paid to heroic and social viticulture, as well as to companies that have chosen to preserve local grape varieties and innovate the winemaking history of their territories.

INFO:
www.vinidellecoste.it

The Desco

The cloisters of the Royal College host the largest painting in Lucca.
Il Desco is a large outdoor table, a meeting of flavors and knowledge from a land rich in food and wine; a true culinary journey and an annual event held at the Real Collegio di Lucca over two long weekends in December.

A showcase of typical, high-quality products from across the Lucca area, including fragrant cured meats such as Prosciutto Bazzone and Biroldo della Garfagnana (Slow Food Presidia), Mondiola, the traditional “Accasciato” cheese, and Caprino della Garfagnana, as well as Formentone ottofile and PGI Farro, accompanied by excellent wines from highly prized areas such as Montecarlo and the Colline Lucchesi.

A true journey of flavors from the mountains to the sea, starting in Lucca and taking you along the roads of Garfagnana between the Apuan Alps and the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, crossing Versilia and the splendid Serchio Valley.

At Il Desco, flavors are the preferred medium for discussing places, people, passions, challenges, insights, and values ​​that contribute to affirming the "Lucca model," founded on the excellence of its products and workmanship, on "ancient knowledge," on attention and care for quality, on the originality and uniqueness of its food and wine offerings, but also on a vision of the future that, by combining tradition and innovation, exports the identity of this land to Italy and the world.

INFO

Where: Real College
When: December
Website: www.ildesco.eu
Phone: 0583 97666
Email: info@ildesco.eu

Walls

Quality Gardening Market Show along the path of the city walls at the curtain wall between the bastions St. Regulus e La Libertà, Cairoli sortie andBotanical GardenA unique location with views of the historic center and the charm of its tree-lined avenues.

With a seeds  Now more than ten years old, it is one of the most eagerly awaited Italian events for enthusiasts and lovers of greenery, gardeners, collectors of rare plants, botanists, and horticulturalists.

This is an event that counts over two hundred nursery exhibitors both Italian and foreign, manufacturers of garden equipment and furniture.

INFO

Where: City walls of Lucca
When: first weekend of September

Contacts:  Walls 
Lucca Crea srl
tel. 366 4228615 - murabilia@murabilia.com

Information (Botanical Garden ticket office)
tel. 0583 950596

Green Walls

Gardening and Outdoor Living Market Show
The sixteenth-century Lucca walls, in the northern part which includes the San Frediano Platform, Porta Santa Maria e Bastion of San Martino host this trade show, which has become a regular event right at the beginning of the spring season.

With over 150 exhibitorsVerdeMura is home to spring flowers and seasonal bulbs, as well as collections of pumpkins, wild, edible and exotic herbs.

INFO:

Where: City walls of Lucca
When: March – April

Contacts: VerdeMura Secretariat
Lucca Crea srl
www.verdemura.it
tel. 366 4228615 - info@verdemura.it

Lucca Fashion Weekend

A weekend dedicated to fashion, culture, and craftsmanship in all its forms, perfectly in tune with the city's attractions.

INFO:
period: May-June
luccafashionweekend.it
info@luccafashionweekend.it

Lucca Art Fair

Not just from the Middle Ages, in Lucca art is a custom that has been handed down for centuries and continues to this day.

Lucca Art Fair It's an important annual event for meetings, exchanges of experiences, and knowledge. With qualified partners and a highly selected selection of galleries, services are available to visitors. Lucca Art Fair showcases the unexpected in the art world, creating an unmissable event in Lucca and in Tuscany, which is now becoming Italy's true cultural hub.

INFO:
www.luccaartfair.it
Tel. +39 0586 881165 - info@luccaartfair.it

Lucca Biennale - Cartasia

From parchment to straw paper to tissue, the history of paper is one of the many stories that have left their mark on the Lucca area since the Middle Ages. From the large industrial buildings, a journey of industrial archaeology extends from the Lucca plain to the Pizzorne Plateau and Villa Basilica.

Paper also for one of the most important contemporary art events in which the simple product is transformed into sculpture, architecture, design, fashion.

The Lucca Biennale is the world's largest event dedicated to the art of paper and its many forms. It brings the city of Lucca to life during the summer months, allowing visitors of all types, from art enthusiasts to the curious seeking an alternative and culturally rewarding experience, to experience and discover the artistic and technological facets of Lucca's papermaking tradition.

Each square or urban space is "adopted" by a renowned artist and a paper company. The former provides the creativity, the latter the patronage, sponsorship, and support. During the two months, artists create large-scale paper and cardboard sculptures and installations, completing the open-air exhibition.

In addition to the open-air and indoor installations, exhibitions, events, conferences, workshops, and performances dedicated to the world of paper create a rich calendar of initiatives throughout the month of the Biennale.

INFO:

www.luccabiennale.com

LuBeC - Lucca Cultural Heritage

Lu.Be.C. Lucca Beni Culturali takes place annually in Lucca during the second week of October to promote and deepen understanding of the overall tourism and cultural heritage sector, focusing on technological and management innovation and the integration of different types of resources inextricably linked to economics, marketing, and communication.

Two days of learning and discussion among all those "innovators" at the forefront of the ongoing renewal process between the state, the market, and the third sector, offering proposals and opportunities across culture, technology, and tourism.

The event will feature plenary sessions, debates, training seminars, presentations, and previews. Through data analysis, research, business models, and case studies, the event will propose and implement intervention strategies and collaborative approaches. This will be achieved through an ever-evolving organization aimed at fostering a holistic approach to discussion and ideas.

INFO

www.lubec.it

Planet Earth Festival

An event for all those who wish to explore the planet and reflect on ways to preserve and inhabit it sustainably. It is a multidisciplinary event: it will address ecosystems, climate, new economic models, energy, agriculture, food, urban development, as well as new political, social, philosophical, anthropological, and artistic visions.

INFO:
www.pianetaterrafestival.it

MY AC

MY AC è the International Paper Industry Exhibition Dedicated to the technological development of paper mill technicians and paper and cardboard converters. It has developed over time thanks to the constant participation of leading companies in the sector; highly qualified and innovative companies Every year, they showcase their latest innovations: cutting-edge machinery, systems, and solutions for managing the various phases of the paper and cardboard production and transformation cycle.

Visiting MIAC means getting a comprehensive overview of the technologies and equipment in the paper industry, from paper and cardboard production to tissue paper processing.

During the days of the event, events are organised free conferences highly qualified international level, aimed at informing all participants in a dynamic and concrete way.