Saturday 1 June:
The event is organized by Fondazione Ravello, which manages Villa Rufolo, in collaboration with the Synapse Foundation, non-profit organization that carries out social and psycho-educational interventions for children and young people up to 18 years blind, visually impaired and with complex disabilities. The aim is to allow disabled guests to discover the monument and its green heritage through texts in black, maps in P.I.A.F., tactile material and, above all, botanical cards translated into BRAILLE. Following the theme of the "five senses", it will be possible to visit the monument and its garden, not only benefitting from the material made available by the Sinapsi Foundation but also through the contact with the trees the plants and flowers that embellish what Wagner, in 1880, renamed "magical garden of Klingsor".
The visit is free and free for guests with disabilities (for motor disabilities the Villa offers facilities for overcoming architectural barriers) and for their companion. Also you can enjoy a concert of chamber music at the Auditorium of Villa Rufolo (maximum closed number 90 people).