The Montemaranese Tarantella and the Montemarano Carnival
Every year, the Montemarano Carnival attracts thousands of tourists who flock to watch the famous Tarantella Montemaranese led by the renowned Caporaballo.
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Time-honoured hands, authentic wines
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Olive trees, green gold and the community
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The Prince’s Village and its mysteries
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Greek temples and sustainable workshops
Archaeology and the ‘hoax’ industry
The town where time stands still
Every year, the Montemarano Carnival attracts thousands of tourists who flock to watch the famous Tarantella Montemaranese led by the renowned Caporaballo.
In Teora, the Squacqualacchiun, mysterious figures of the Carnival, embody ancient traditions of resistance: shabby clothes, cowbells, and pranks!
In Irpinia, Carnival is a deeply felt and celebrated celebration, where every resident gives free rein to their creativity.
Cosa lega il comune più alto della Campania alla storia del cinema italiano? Ettore Scola, naturalmente! A Trevico, il ricordo del grande regista prende vita attraverso proiezioni, mostre e iniziative dedicate anche ai giovani talenti.
A ritual that unites faith, community, and spectacle, attracting visitors and faithful who enthusiastically participate in the descent of the child-angel.
On February 2nd, Candlemas Day, the “Juta dei Femminielli” takes place in Montevergine, where women offer prayers to Mamma Schiavona with songs and dances.
A Montella l’autunno si riconosce da un gesto molto semplice. Le persone si chinano tra le foglie secche e raccolgono i frutti appena caduti. Tra ottobre e i primi giorni di novembre, i boschi diventano i luoghi più vivi dell’intero territorio. La raccolta autunnale coinvolge attivamente produttori, intere famiglie e numerosi visitatori. Questo periodo non […]
Alle pendici del Monte Pizzone, Cervinara occupa un territorio ricco di fascino. La dimensione del borgo incontra quella più ampia della Valle Caudina e del Parco del Partenio. Qui il patrimonio medievale convive con boschi lussureggianti, limpide sorgenti e antichi percorsi. Se ti stai domandando a Cervinara cosa vedere, il borgo offre un itinerario straordinario […]
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