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Ulisse: il piacere della scoperta Anteprima Ulisse - La storia e i segreti dei castelli

Alberto Angela alla scoperta dei più importanti castelli dEuropa. La nuova stagione di Ulisse in viaggio dalle prime fortificazioni romane ai Castelli medioevali fino alle meraviglie Rinascimentali. Sabato in prima serata su Rai3.

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