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No Scotland, no festa - Italian town celebrates Caledonian connections

No Scotland, no festa - Italian town celebrates Caledonian connections
BBC Scotland Tuesday 08 September 2026, 05:39 UTC 1 min read
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The town of Barga in Tuscany welcomes thousands of visitors for its three-day Scottish festival.

The town of Barga in Tuscany welcomes thousands of visitors for its three-day Scottish festival.
Scotland (LOCATION) Italian (ORG) Caledonian (ORG) Barga (LOCATION) Tuscany (LOCATION) Scottish (ORG)
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