OUR Campania, let’s talk about it together!
With its numerous beautiful and distinctive features, Campania always intrigues whoever wants to get to know it or identify with it…. especially its “children”.
Its “children” are those who are living there, but also those who in spite of settling elsewhere have never wanted to cut their close ties with their homeland or their ancestors’ land.
Discover Campania dedicates this space to them, accessible from wherever they may be in the world. Here you can narrate your experiences and your personal stories, memories and impressions-- despite the physical distance—and have the pleasure of exchanging and sharing them within the Discover community..
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As spring unfolds, we look forward to days of hope, renewal, rebirth—especially THIS spring. Just as nature reveals to us that ‘new beginnings’ are underway, the Easter season too reminds us of the power of transformation for a new life.
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When I think about Ischia, I think about feeling comfortably “at home”, free, and rejuvenated in the land of my ancestors.
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Among the first years of Romanticism, Alphonse Marie Louis de Prat de Lamartine was born in Macon on 21st of October 1790 in a family of the small landed nobility.
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“A set of skills, knowledge, practices and traditions ranging from the landscape to the table”.
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He was a famous Etruscan expert and a had a deep knowledge of the ancient Ischia, a long term collaborator of Georg Buchner, the discoverer of Pithekousai.
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Nobody has cared about them for a long time. But, the green giants, ancient and generous, had not stopped bearing fruits. The good soil, the favorable exposure to the sun, the proximity of the sea and the water of the sky had kept them healthy, despite everything.
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The first Aragonese sovereign of Naples, Alfonso of Trastamara also known as the Magnanimous.