theatre with 3,200 seats on the shore of lake Massaciuccoli. A new permanent theatre was opened in 2009. Jazz and more..., music festival held since 2002 Festival teatro canzone – Giorgio Gaber, since 2004 Viareggio Incontri, at "Il Principino", on the Promenade. EuropaCinema, an international film festival reserved to the European film industry. It was founded in 1984 in Rimini, then moved to Bari in 1988, and finally to Viareggio in 1989. The Torneo Mondiale Giovanile di Calcio "Coppa Carnevale" is one of the most prestigious youth football tournaments, with competing youth teams from clubs around the world. Main sights Villa Orlando Villa Borbone (between Viareggio and Torre del Lago Puccini). Villa Puccini, Museum. Monument to the Resistance and to Peace, (largo Risorgimento). The monument is made of columns taken from the old City Hall, destroyed by the aerial bombardments of World War II, and two walls running perpendicular to each other. On one of these a mosaic from Jean-Michel Folon can be found together with a quote from Quasimodo: "E come potevamo noi cantare con i piedi stranieri sopra il cuore?"/"And how could we sing with foreign feet trampling onto our hearts?" Sport The city is home of the roller hockey team CGC Viareggio. CGC Viareggio was the first club of Lucca province to be champion, in Italian sport. In 2011, they won the Serie A1 italian hockey title. The association football team is F.C. Esperia Viareggio. It also has its own professional beach soccer team Viareggio Beach Soccer. Transportation Motorway Viareggio is connected to Autostrada A11 from Florence via A11/"Bretella" Lucca-Viareggio and to Autostrada A12 linking Genoa-Rosignano. Train Viareggio railway station is located near the city center, with 60 daily trains running along the Rome–Pisa–La Spezia–Genoa line, and the line to Florence, as well as international trains. Airport The nearest airport is Pisa's "Galileo Galilei" international airport, just south of Viareggio's city center. Florence's "Amerigo Vespucci" airport is to the east. Port and marina Two extensions to today's Burlamacca canal were built in 1577. It was on its banks that the first maritime activities developed. In 1740, Bernardino Zendrini had a water-gate built in order to prevent the sea water from reaching lake Massaciuccoli. In 1820 Maria Luisa, duchess of Lucca, had the first marina of Viareggio built. It was completed in 1823 and took the name of Marina of Lucca. Between 1871 and 1873 the so-called Marina