Mount Etna, the largest active Volcano in Europe
Mount Etna (Mongibello in Italian; Muncibbeḍḍu in Sicilian; Aetna in Latin) is an active stratovolcano on the east coast of Sicily, in the Metropolitan City … Read more
Mount Etna (Mongibello in Italian; Muncibbeḍḍu in Sicilian; Aetna in Latin) is an active stratovolcano on the east coast of Sicily, in the Metropolitan City … Read more
Castel del Monte: Architecture and Visitor Guide (Updated 2026) Castel del Monte lies in Apulia, Puglia. In 1996 Castel del Monte was named a World … Read more
Visiting Craco: A Town Frozen in Time Craco old town (Matera Province, Basilicata) was abandoned in 1963 due to recurring landslides. Between the years of … Read more
Facts & History of E.U.R. Esposizione Universale Roma EUR is an acronym for Esposizione Universale Roma and is a notable example of Fascist architecture. Fascist … Read more
Verbicaro’s Annual Flagellant Procession: Tradition and Sacrifice Every year, Verbicaro, a town in Calabria, Italy, hosts a gruesome and deeply traditional procession known for its … Read more
Since the 1960s, the granite valleys of Capo Testa have drawn hippies, Rastafarians, punks, and backpackers to one of Sardinia’s most geologically dramatic and culturally … Read more
Aleister Crowley’s Experiment in Communal Living and Occult Practices Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law. Love is the law, love … Read more
The woman who turned her victims’ bodies into soap and teacakes Born in Montella di Avellino in 1893 and marked by an unhappy childhood, Leonarda … Read more
Italy’s Sunken Village: The Story Behind Curon’s Old Bell Tower The pleasant village of Graun, known in Italian as Curon Venosta, is located in the … Read more
The Underwater Christ of Portofino: A Memorial Born from a Diver’s Death The Christ of the Abyss is a bronze statue placed in 1954 on … Read more
Exploring the Enchanted Beauty of Ninfa’s Fairy Garden The Garden of Ninfa is a stunning park located near Sermoneta, Lazio. This garden encompasses the ruins … Read more
The Grim Legend of Count Ugolino’s Imprisonment and Cannibalism ‘Father our pain’, they said, ‘Will lessen if you eat us you are the one Who … Read more
Electrical Experiments of Giovanni Aldini on Human Bodies Giovanni Aldini, born in 1762 in Bologna, Italy, was a pioneering physicist and the nephew of the … Read more
In popular imagination, the Mafia is often portrayed in a specific cinematic light, such as the iconic films directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Yet, there’s … Read more
Understanding the Controversial Experiment of Frederick II Throughout history were conducted experiments involving language deprivation trying to discover the origin of language. The first attempt … Read more