History

Basilian monks in Calabria: the laurels of Locride

Spirit of the East in the West: an itinerary to discover the ancient Greek Byzantine places of worship in Ionian Calabria

The little blue and white train of San Marino

A small museum of the only railroad, now decommissioned, that directly connected San Marino and Rimini

Cattolica of Stilo

The small Byzantine church perched on the Mt.

From Samos to Staiti with surprise: a trek through history

On the road along stage 62 of the Basilian Way® with a surprise detour

Byzantine Calabria: on the road in the Valley of the Armenians

From Ferruzzano to Brancaleone Vetus: on the trail of ancient Armenian and Byzantine monks among the Jasmine Coast and ghost towns

Solano, rural parenthesis between the Tyrrhenian Sea and Aspromonte.

Split between Scilla and Bagnara, the two districts of Solano share a rural setting that translates into flavors of yesteryear

Scylla, from the sea to Aspromonte

Scylla's territory, which is considered mostly maritime, on the contrary wedges inland to surprising heights reserving unexpected forest landscapes

On the trail of the brigand Cacciadiavoli

To read his name, he sounds like the product of a serial novel, but instead he was one of those cursed heroes, burned in the fight against poverty and injustice

The monument to Thomas Campanella

The tribute to the city's most illustrious son also evokes the figure of one of its fellow citizens who made a name for himself overseas in the early 20th century