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Bova-Il cuore della Calabria greca
Sul dialetto greco in Calabria avevamo già letto qualcosa prima del viaggio. Ma qui, a Bova – nel cuore della Calabria greca – diventa tutto reale. In questo piccolo paese si trova un museo davvero particolare, dedicato al Grecanico, il dialetto locale di origine greca. Un posto che invita a immergersi nella storia, nella lingua e nelle radici profonde di questa terra.

katharinaaronis
6 days ago3 min read
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Gallicianò – A sleepy village where time seems to have stopped
The sleepy village of Gallicianò, nestled at the foot of the Aspromonte mountains, preserves an important part of Greco-Calabrian history — one we’re fortunate to experience through an unexpected private tour.

katharinaaronis
Aug 124 min read
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Pentedattilo-Calabrias ghost village
If you’re looking for a real Lost Place with breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna, you’re in the right place

katharinaaronis
Jul 133 min read
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Reggio Calabria, a Greek city at the Strait of Messina
Our journey continues towards Reggio Calabria, on the Strait of Messina, where an ancient city, the most beautiful kilometer in Italy, and an excursion to Sicily await us.

katharinaaronis
Jun 293 min read
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A Greek in Calabria
Why is there a Center for Greek Language and Culture in Calabria? In the interview with Vasiliki Vourda, I learn what motivated her to...

katharinaaronis
Jun 135 min read
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SCILLA-The legendary Strait of Messina
On the way to Reggio Calabria, we stop in Scilla, where we learn about the myth of 'Scylla and Charybdis' Fresco by Alessandro Allori...

katharinaaronis
May 222 min read
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In Naples II: Sissi's younger sister, Marie Sophie, Queen of the Two Sicilies
We are still in Naples, where Marie Sophie defends her kingdom against Garibaldi. Marie Sophie Amalie, Duchess of Bavaria (1841-1925)...

katharinaaronis
May 81 min read
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In Naples: The former capital of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Follow me to Naples and discover why there were two Sicilies... and two Calabrias Samuel Augustus Mitchell, Kingdom of Naples or The Two...

katharinaaronis
Apr 262 min read
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CAPO VATICANO & NICOTERA- Siren song and Italian freedom fighters
In Capo Vaticano, we experience a beautiful view of the sea, imaginary siren songs, and continue on to Nicotera, where Garibaldi stopped.

katharinaaronis
Apr 52 min read
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TROPEA-Calabria´s tourist hot spot
In Calabria’s tourist hotspot, we discover the famous Tropea onion and an intriguing theory about the founding of the town.

katharinaaronis
Apr 52 min read
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PIZZO-The small village where the famous Tartufo ice cream originates from
My blog about Calabria starts with Pizzo, a small seaside village with colorful houses, narrow streets, and the famous Tartufo ice cream

katharinaaronis
Apr 52 min read
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