When the snowflakes fall slowly and silently, as well as enhancing the landscape and surrounding nature, they evoke ancient customs and...

We are in Serra San Bruno, a well-known tourist resort located in the heart of the Calabrian mountains in the province of Vibo Valentia....

Dear friends, we are pleased to announce that we have finally opened the official YouTube channel called Let’s Teach Europe:...

Have you ever heard stories about the night of the Epiphany? The feast of Epifania, a cherished festivity in Italy, ends the holiday...

It’s Christmas and we all hope that our loved ones are spending their best time, relaxing, in peace and health in front of the most...

In the ancient villages on the Ionian Coast in Southern Italy there are powerful women who still haven’t stopped fighting, although their...

Today I would like to introduce you the war memorial you can find in Santa Caterina, Southern Italy. First of all let’s define a war...

On December 15, 2021 with a team of 4 Spanish teachers of “Centro del Profesorado Telde” from Gran Canaria Island (Spain) was held an...

The Italian language has a huge number of words borrowed from the Greek language (Greekisms) and from the Latin one from which the...

When there was no tv or web from which to get weather information, people turned to the careful observation of nature. This is how the...

The 8th December is an important Italian national holiday which kicks off the holiday season. The Immacolata Concezione (Immaculate...

We can say that making charcoal is the mother of all modern crafts: for several millennia burning charcoal was the only way to reach the...

Each of the small historical centres located on the Ionian coast of Calabria has been affected by the phenomenon of abandonment, which...

Greeks, Byzantines, Normans, Bourbons and more, have chosen over history this corner of the earth to settle. A region with a singular...

Was the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden really an apple? It might have been a citron, or “etrog” in Hebrew — a bittersweet,...

The “Zampogna” is a musical wind instrument that is very widespread in southern Italy, particularly in Calabria, where it is used during...

The 11th of November is the Saint Martin’s Day in Calabria and in many local villages people celebrate the end of the grape harvest, with...

The JUMP association continues to promote and disseminate the results of the project "Let's Teach Europe" emphasizing the importance of...

The South of Italy has been over history a landing place for civilizations coming from the Orient. A crucible of people and cultures:...

In the 16th century the Gregorian Reform changed the way we keep track of dates. Behind this event we find three key characters with a...