Lecce is often nicknamed the Florence of the South owing to its large amount of beautiful historical buildings. Lecce has been inhabited since the times of Emperor Hadrian, and the Roman Empire. In subsequent history, the city was conquered by a myriad of empires including the Saracens, Lombards, Slavs, and Ostrogoths.
Today Lecce is a popular tourist destination and is seeing a surge in popularity as people recognize its fantastic potential.
With the number of tourists constantly increases, Lecce’s government invested millions of euros for Little Bin Project in order to protect the city environment.
The project was disbursed and implemented in two periods in which Vietnam Cast Iron was responsible for producing the trash bin in the second period.