THOUSANDS flocked to a Hampshire town for a taste of Italy.
There were 50 Ferraris, Italian leather goods and a variety of Italian food at the Lymington Italia Festival on Sunday.
Attendees had the opportunity to admire the Ferraris parked on the High Street, try the food at the Italian market and raise money for charity through donations and a raffle.
Throughout the day £4,000 was raised in support of the national charity The Stroke Association.
The event is organised by businesses and the local council and this year celebrated its fourth anniversary.
Jack Manley, one of the organisers, said: “It was brilliant.
“The weather was beautiful and sunny and everyone had a fantastic time.
“We try to help to bring people to the high street to benefit local businesses, raise money for charity and give them a really good day out.”
He said the event will be run again next year.
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