A large open-air gym in the heart of the city to promote sport as an educational, cultural and inclusive tool. Tuesday 25 June inaugurates the calendar of “Vittoria in movement”, a project promoted by the Municipality of Brescia to ensure that Piazza Vittoria increasingly becomes, especially for the new generations, a space for meeting and aggregation. A context that takes into account all the souls that are part of it: residents, business owners, visitors and tourists.
The project, carried out thanks to the joint work between the departments of Sport, Youth Policies, City Promotion and Security, will bring five events to the streets until September to introduce young people to sporting activity.
The first initiative on the calendar will be entirely dedicated to the world of volleyball. From Tuesday 25th to Thursday 27th Junethe square will be transformed into a real beach volleyball court, managed by the sports clubs Atlantide Pallavolo Brescia and Stadion Arena – Progetto Arena Beach, which will liven up the village every day, from 6.30pm to 11pm: it will therefore be possible for all citizens access the three courts (one for beach and two for mini volleyball), to train, compete in matches and learn more about this discipline accompanied by sports technicians and trainers.
Entrance to the courts, one for beach and two for mini volleyball, is open and free, with no reservation required.
In July we will return to the streets with dance and martial arts (from 9 to 11 July), fitness and climbing (from 16 to 18 July), racket sports (from 23 to 25 July) and after the August break with a three-day multi-sport closing (from 3 to 5 September).
In parallel to the schedule of events (made possible by the collaboration between the municipal administration and more than 30 local sports associations), the strategic action on the square will be integrated with targeted interventions of youth policies, aimed at promoting aggregation and social inclusion , through a territorial entertainment service that will involve the new generations in activities and services for well-being and sociability.
