Torre Alemanna, discovering the industrious world of bees
Friday 24 May the event dedicated to adults and children for “World Bee Day”.
Alemanna Tower reopens its doors on the occasion of “World Bee Day”. Friday 24 May 2024, starting from 4.30pmbetween golden and black stripes and fast flapping of wings, Flaviano Ieronimo Of Orthoplane will accompany visitors, adults and children alike, in learning about and protecting the fascinating world of bees. A way to get closer to nature, to take care of it, to learn more about the important activity carried out by the hard-working pollinating insects present in our territory. Because every day bee families take care of the hives and from their work it is possible to taste the flavor of honey. Furthermore, bees are at the base of the food chain: without them the pollination of 80% of the foods we consume on our tables would be missing.
The initiative is organized by the social cooperative Frequenciesmanaging body of the structure owned by Municipality of Cerignola. The event dedicated to the world of bees, therefore, also becomes an opportunity to rediscover and learn about the Torre Alemanna Museum Complex located in Borgo Libertà (Cerignola), which has its roots in the fascinating stories of knights linked to Emperor Frederick II , among the few fortified settlements of the Order of Teutonic Knights still existing in the Mediterranean area and today home to the Museum of 15th-16th century ceramics. During the event there will also be a reading laboratory for boys and girls. It will also be possible to visit a photographic exhibition which tells the wonderful world of bees through images. At the end, there will be a tasty honey-based snack.
For info and reservations: 392.9927977 – [email protected].
There “World Bee Day” is an international day, celebrated on 20 May each year, aimed at raising public awareness of the importance of pollinators, the threats they face and their contribution to sustainable development. «We cannot imagine a world without the presence of bees, which is why it is important to learn from an early age the importance of safeguarding the life of bees, the planet and biodiversity» they explain from Frequencies.
