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.…
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…
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…
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…
Exciting sculptures that help to rediscover the soul
By PIETRO CURATOLA, JUMP President, Italy Calabria’s historical, cultural and artistic heritage is immense. Our region is one of the richest in the world.…
Davoli Superiore (CZ) – Italy: The village of portals
By YLENIA AZZARO, JUMP TEAM, Italy On the hills of the Ionian coast of Calabria, not far from the sea, lies the small village…
Mediterranean diet – The Calabrian chili pepper and the red onion
By Ylenia Azzaro, JUMP – Italy Do you know the secrets and the benefits of the Mediterranean diet? Surely, you’ve heard about tastes and…
The Renaissance of Calabria in the Pietà of Antonello Gagini in Soverato
By Erika Gerardini, Project Manager and Trainer, JUMP – Italy Since JUMP has been hosting lecturers from all over Europe since 2015, the team…
The day of Calabria
By Erika Gerardini, JUMP Project Manager and Trainer, Italy Our project is about Cultural Heritage and thanks to it we are exploring and discovering…
A journey into the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, among poetry, infernal monsters and enchanting sirens
By PIETRO CURATOLA, JUMP President, Italy In the famous Strait of Messina, which separates Calabria (peninsular Italy) from the island of Sicily, every day…