Aquiles, son of the goddess Thetis and the mortal Peleus, was one of the great heroes of Greek mythology.

Of all those who fought in the Trojan War, he was the most renowned. His role in the war was decisive for the victory of the Greeks. Despite his superhuman qualities, Aquiles was mortal. Aquiles’ extreme strength, cruelty, arrogance, and beauty became the prototype for all those who would pay to live an illustrious, dangerous, and fast-paced life.

Aquiles enters the city, standing over 5 metres tall and weighing almost 800 kg, roaming the streets and squares and bursting into the daily life of the city. A spectacle of enormous visual impact that fascinates all those who come to see Achilles walking through the streets.