Do you know the Vigo that exists under our feet?
Celtic forts, Roman salt flats and medieval walls are hidden under the sidewalks of Vigo, like very well-kept secrets of the history that made…
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
The (first) Royal Botanical Gardens were founded in 1759 as a Royal Estate, and from 1841 onwards it was converted into a scientific institution for plant and fungal research and public attraction which is funded…
Hampton Court Palace, Surrey
The Beginning of Hampton Court The Palace began under Cardinal Wolsey in the early 16th century, however, Henry VIII was drawn to it and had…
Cultural history of Music in the South of England
Throughout history the UK has produced and created some of the best and most well-known music. Wherever you go in the world you are sure to find a…
What is the Lammas Festival?
For the bread of God is He who comes down from heaven and gives life to the world.” …John 6:33 In the Bible Bread is…
Unique St Martin Croissants and the Croissant Museum in Poznań
By Julia Kitaszewska & Marta Gburzyńska, KONTAKT, Poland
Fiestas del Carmen: Patron Saint of Sailors
The Carmen festivity is a seafaring tradition that is celebrated in many towns on the Galician coast in honour of Our Lady of Mount…
Let’s Teach Europe Multiplying week with JUMP
By Ylenia Azzaro – JUMP Team -Italy In June 2021, the italian partner of the LTE consortium Associazione JUMP – Gioventù in riSALTO of…
Camino Polaco -the Way of Saint James in Greater Poland
By Aleksandra Majchrowska, KONTAKT, Poland. Archival sources and archaeological discoveries made in different parts of Poland prove that Poles also made pilgrimages to…
Santiago: Pilgrimage Destination
After a long journey, we arrived in Santiago. For hundreds of kilometres we have connected with nature, crossing green meadows, medieval bridges over mighty…