Two large windows overlooking balconies illuminate the room dedicated to the female figure par excellence of yesterday's sambenedettese navy. The room is equipped with a standard double bed 160x190 cm, air conditioning, underfloor heating, suitcase holder, fridge, smart TV, table with two chairs, walk-in closet, three-door wardrobe, safe, bathroom with window and two delightful balconies. The roof with white beams gives a touch of elegance to the whole room by further illuminating it. The room is located on the third floor, accessed by stairs.

History

The panel (back of the cabinet) depicts a retara in the act of weave the nets with a tab in the hand.He usually sat on one stool (expertly reproduced and placed in the reception) and wove the net resting on a chair in front. Of particular value was the red coral necklace worn by the woman, the more its beads were the richest his marriage had been.
Not far from the structure there is a monument of the artist Aldo Sergiacomi dedicated to retara. Old tabs are exposed in the niche above the table, murelle and a small net as well as a coral base and an ancient one red lantern.

Appene l'alba schiare le culline

la prima a sturnellà je' la retare,

rrémpie de spaghe la lenguetta fine

e annòde tante maje pe' 'lla mmare.

Giovanni Vespasiani