CASA PASCOLI PARK

In the garden of the Casa Pascoli Museum, visitors can admire various botanical species mentioned in the poet's verses: climbing roses on the wall, blue irises, lemon verbena, and the tall, slender poplar trunk mentioned in “Romagna,” to name just a few. Visitors can be guided along a poetic-botanical trail specially designed to highlight the verses in which Pascoli recalls the flowers and plants of his birthplace. In the center of the garden, on a limestone plinth, stands a bronze bust dedicated to the poet.