In the southernmost part of the province of Rimini, just a few kilometers from the border of the Marche region, lies Pennabilli, a surprising Italian village with a wealth of things to see. The landscape that embraces Pennabilli is that of the Alta Valmarecchia, where verdant hills alternate with more rugged places.

These are the places where the poet and artist Tonino Guerra, friend of Federico Fellini, lived, but they are also the places visited by the Dalai Lama to celebrate the centuries-old connection of the small village of Pennabilli with Tibet. Not to mention that, according to some, the mysterious panorama evoked in the painting of the Mona Lisa is precisely that of Pennabilli...