Hannibal is a provocation in more ways than just one. In 218 BC the man from Carthage attempted to cross the - then as now – majestic and formidable Alps together with 60,000 people from half Europe, half Africa and 36 elephants. The memorable project was born out of desperation, anger at the never-ending taunts of the Romans in Spain, a heartland of the seafaring Carthaginians. Breaches of contract here, attacks there.
The Romans' goal was to wear Carthage down. But they didn't count on Hannibal and his ingenious feeling for people, leadership and his great luck.
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Hannibal
Open-Air Theatre in Sölden
