International Incoming Student's Guide - Università degli studi di Pavia
International Incoming Student's Guide - Università degli studi di Pavia
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<strong>International</strong> <strong>Incoming</strong> Student’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />
http://www.cinemapavia.it<br />
Teatro Fraschini<br />
Students can get <strong>di</strong>scounts on tickets. If you are interested, please contact the Ufficio<br />
Affari Generali of EDiSU.<br />
TEATRO FRASCHINI<br />
Corso Strada Nuova, 136<br />
Telephone: 0382 371214<br />
biglietteriafraschini@comune.pv.it<br />
http://www.teatrofraschini.it<br />
EDiSU ‐ AFFARI GENERALI<br />
Telephone: 0382 3050225<br />
presidenza@e<strong>di</strong>su.pv.it<br />
10.5 Parks and wildlife reserves<br />
<strong>Pavia</strong> has some spacious parks and public gardens, really loved by the local people and<br />
also by students. It is a pleasure to lie on the grass during the beautiful spring days, for<br />
studying, rea<strong>di</strong>ng a book or just having some rest, at the charming park of the Castello<br />
Visconteo or in the green Area Vul, in the picturesque suburb of Borgo Ticino, crossing the<br />
Ponte Coperto. Both are a few minutes walk from the university central buil<strong>di</strong>ngs.<br />
For sports lovers or for those who like just go for a walk, we suggest to go to the Parco<br />
della Vernavola, that is very close to the city centre. Other public parks are the Parco<br />
urbano della Sora and the beautiful wildlife reserves Bosco Negri, Bosco Gran<strong>di</strong> and Oasi<br />
Sant’Alessio, a few minutes from the city.<br />
The surroun<strong>di</strong>ng areas of the city, lying on the plain, are very beautiful: a few steps from<br />
the centre there’s the big Parco Naturale del Ticino, along the Ticino river, an ideal place<br />
for those looking for a quiet and natural resort.<br />
N.B.: While walking along the Ticino river, you will probably see some big animals with<br />
long tails sleeping or swimming near the bank. Don’t be afraid: they are harmless animals<br />
called nutrias. Unlike the common belief, nutrias are not rats and have nothing to do with<br />
them: they are the South American relatives of the beaver. They are herbivores and are<br />
neither dangerous nor unsafe for the human beings. There are quite a few nutrias in <strong>Pavia</strong><br />
because in the past their fur was used by the local fur industries.<br />
Surrounded by the countryside and old cascine (the tra<strong>di</strong>tional countryside house in<br />
Lombardy), a few kilometres south from <strong>Pavia</strong> we can find the picturesque hills of the<br />
Oltrepò. The hills that are near the river Po, are known for their castles, woods and<br />
vineyards of bonarda, oltrepo, riesling italico, pinot nero, buttafuoco, sangue <strong>di</strong> giuda and<br />
University of <strong>Pavia</strong> – <strong>International</strong> Relations Division<br />
Corso Strada Nuova n. 65, 27100 <strong>Pavia</strong><br />
welcomepoint@unipv.it Tel +39 0382 984021 Fax +39 0382 984695<br />
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