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One of the most unusual features in Pari is the building known as Il Museo, or “the museum” which is situated under and behind a set of open-air arches that lead to the lower giro. The arches mark what locals consider the narrowest part of the upper giro, a place where cars stop so they can thread the gap without accidentally shattering their outside mirrors. Note: there is also a little library tucked under the arches, providing people with a quiet place to read and talk in (semi) private.
One of the most unusual features in Pari is the building known as Il Museo, or “the museum” which is situated under and behind a set of open-air arches that lead to the lower giro. The arches mark what locals consider the narrowest part of the upper giro, a place where cars stop so they can thread the gap without accidentally shattering their outside mirrors. Note: there is also a little library tucked under the arches, providing people with a quiet place to read and talk in (semi) private.