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The culture of Luria is rich with a vast array of culture and history. The [[Adonerum|Adonerii civilization]] were among the first to colonize the land and their legacy and influence is found across the entire province. The Adonerii were well known for construction of ''Arxi'', a kind of tower-fortress, and over 79 of these are still intact across Luria. Luria also has the most Adonerii temples and ruins have within Caphiria and a lot of the modern culture is shaped around this cultural heritage. | The culture of Luria is rich with a vast array of culture and history. The [[Adonerum|Adonerii civilization]] were among the first to colonize the land and their legacy and influence is found across the entire province. The Adonerii were well known for construction of ''Arxi'', a kind of tower-fortress, and over 79 of these are still intact across Luria. Luria also has the most Adonerii temples and ruins have within Caphiria and a lot of the modern culture is shaped around this cultural heritage. | ||
In the 18th century, Castra | In the 18th century, Castra Osaniovo was the last city to be visited by philosophers who created the "Grand Tour" which was the big touring voyage to visit all the important cultural sites of the Sarpedonic continent. | ||
===Contemporary and modern arts=== | ===Contemporary and modern arts=== | ||
The so-called "School of Liccio" and "School of Fazzucisi", dating from the late 19th to early 20th centuries, included painters such as Gilo Melini, Zolisi Maciusobel, Malviti, Clerra Dianaracci, and Casio of Suro. | The so-called "School of Liccio" and "School of Fazzucisi", dating from the late 19th to early 20th centuries, included painters such as Gilo Melini, Zolisi Maciusobel, Malviti, Clerra Dianaracci, and Casio of Suro. | ||