Killing the envy in Badolato – Calabria, Italy
By Sonia Simpatico – JUMP TEAM “Crepa l’invidia” means “Should die your envy” and by walking around in Badolato, you will find this writing…
Camariñas Lace Festival
By Alexandra Pose Mora – ESID Liceo La Paz Camariñas is a small fishing village located in Costa da Morte, considered the capital of…
A closer look at the Piast Trail.
By Karolina Wójcik, KONTAKT, Poland. The Piast Trail is a tourist route in the Greater Poland voivodship which is extremely important for the national…
Thirsty eyes by ‘a petra d’annamuratu – the stone of the man in love in Badolato, Calabria (Italy)
By Sonia Simpatico – JUMP team Close your eyes and imagine walking down a street of a beautiful Medieval village built on a hill.…
A way full of stars
We have already mention that the way to Santiago de Compostela was once known as the way of the starts. Its origin lies beneath…
Linguistic heritage – A unique variety of Greek in Calabria
By Francesca Politi – JUMP team According to UNESCO “one language disappears on average every two weeks, taking with it an entire cultural and…
Let’s teach Europe partners are learning how to contribute to the common blog gaining important digital skills
by Erika Gerardini, JUMP Team Our project is about Cultural Heritage which is a very important topic for everyone. It’s our past, our future,…
The Easter Trees of Davoli: Following the Naca Procession in Southern Italy
By Barbara Mordà – Vice President of MEDFORT – Centro Studi – Italy At the southern toe of Italy, Calabria is characterized by a…
Śmigus-dyngus – Easter Monday in Greater Poland
By Kasia Skrzypczak, KONTAKT, Poland. Easter Monday customs and celebrations in Greater Poland (Wielkopolska) are really unique, They origin from the Slavic folk culture and are still popular nowadays. Easter Monday…
The Immacolata Church of Badolato – Calabria (Italy)
By Sonia Simpatico – JUMP Team, Italy The Immacolata Church is one of the 11 churches that you can find in Badolato and probably…