It is often heard that fine-dining has no future In reality this is an entirely superficial statement because there is a world of nuance behind this definition Underlying it is a fundamental issue: a fine-dining restaurant can function if there is a sound business idea behind it This happens when the business is sound and is governed by those who know the reality of the restaurant business and its meanderings It is therefore logical that Re Santi e Leoni a leading creature in entrepreneur Lucio Giordano 's network of local restaurants with Luigi Salomone at the helm in the kitchen and it is home to what is in fact Europe's largest permanent fair: a lively bustling town that also knows how to respond appropriately with an important gastronomic offering whose name is inspired by Giordano's three sons is located in the renovated spaces of a beautiful late 19th-century building there used to be first an old oil mill and then a store where you could buy oil and cured meats in the background the open kitchen and to welcome guests the smiling staff a young maître with solid experience (with studies as a cook) from the Comandante of the Hotel Romeo where from commis to chef de rang she became first maître of the restaurant and then d'hotel an expert sommelier who takes care of an important wine cellar capable of recommending ad hoc routes that can also result in non-alcoholic or at least alternative areas; the fact remains that here the excellent Campania wine proposal is represented as it should be and it is always worthwhile to learn more about it pragmatically talented chef who can skillfully reconcile the different areas of his role is a predestinate: he works in his uncle's butcher shop attends the hotel institute and on turning 18 goes to Sweden on a scholarship We find him in Val Gardena and then again in Campania first with Francesco Sposito at Taverna Estia for a couple of years and then at Mosaico with Nino di Costanzo he will also be with the Izzo family at Piazzetta Milù among the youngest Campanians to win their first Michelin star There are also internships with Alessandro Gilmozzi in Cavalese and with Roy Caceres at Metamorfosi in Rome in June 2020: he was supposed to open his own restaurant but eventually he met Giordano and a partnership was born that would bring a star as early as November of that year exploiting every possible synergy in a system that includes important receptions and catering the first at Villa Re Santi e Leoni in Palma Campania with a large terrace that allows a wonderful view all the way to the Gulf of Naples Based on recognizable elements and an expertly sought quality his is one of those ecumenical proposals that make gourmands and people who have less experience with haute cuisine happy are immediate and usable but above all convince by immediacy "I go ahead with my approach: the menu is traditionally oriented We have about fifteen proposals that rotate with the seasons and we manage well up to forty place settings.” This is why the presence of the a la carte menu is vital: "You can't take it away unless you have a few tables in a protected setting like a hotel There are customers who come twice a month some even every week: we don't have the problem of saying 'if you occupy me you have to spend a figure.' If you want to work with 40 covers you don't have to look at yourself as a starred restaurant Otherwise if you want to do only tasting you make 10 people at most a certain number of employees you have to have them Luigi recalls how-especially after the pandemic-the approach to work has changed: “There is no such thing as a 16-hour day anymore because there's no point in arriving in the morning and shouting all the time." in addition to a rich menu that also includes two choices of raw fish there are Re with 4 more traditional courses Santi in the middle with 6 proposals and a pinch more creativity and finally Leoni in which the chef expresses himself freely there is a great research on harmony and balance with a very clear purpose that is to seek an understandable and immediate expression: “it is the untrained customer who gives us the answer with his satisfaction.” rather than venturing in search of satisfying small acolyte niches Thus an itinerary at Re Santi e Leoni is under the banner of extreme pleasantness and at the same time never obvious the 'Indonesian' style amberjack ceviche with a coconut sauce Succulent and of beautiful complexity is the cod in scapece with fried zucchini accompanied by a masterful almond ricotta and ponzu sauce is the fish risotto cooked in the broth of barbecued heads with salmoriglio mousse and marinated amberjack Gorgeously scented and perfectly al dente fusilloni with sea and mountain herbs perfectly mitigated by the bitter note of Campari a colorful and very tasty version of modern parmigiana We end with a couple of excellently crafted desserts credit to the excellent pastry chef Alessio Iodice Via Anfiteatro Laterizio, 92, 80035 Nola NA Phone: 081 278 1526 Website Do you want to discover the latest news and recipes of the most renowned chefs and restaurants in the world La nostra società utilizza inoltre cookie funzionali per registrare informazioni sulle scelte dell’utente e per consentire una personalizzazione del Sito; 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(ii) processing of geometries and attributes; and (iii) implementation of the new landslide database, including technical validation and quality assessment. A workflow of these steps is illustrated in Fig. 1. Workflow of the approach used to implement the LaICa inventory Landslide geodatabases for the Campania region were collected from three sources of data: (1) public domain data gathered from the seven Unit of Managements (UoMs) of SAHD corresponding to the former BAs; (2) public domain data from the Italian Landslide Inventory (IFFI); and (3) literature data including scientific articles and reports regarding some inventories of high-magnitude landslide events such as the methods used for data extraction Extension of the seven UoMs covering the Campania territory Comparison of landslide types 1 to 7 recognized in the landslide geodatabase reconstructed by UoMs and considered for implementing the LaICa inventory Key words: UoM Volturno (ITN011); UoM Liri-Garigliano (ITN005); UoM Campania Nord Occidentale (ITR151); UoM Sarno (ITR154); UoM Destra Sele (ITR152); UoM Sinistra Sele (ITR153); and UoM Interregionale Sele (ITI025); Italian Landslides Inventory (IFFI) Records from published articles and reports related to Naples and Pozzuoli inventories were implemented into the UoM ITR151 database 1,322 landslides that occurred from 1816 to 2020 were mapped and implemented in a geodatabase following the same structure as the ITR151 All new data were merged and implemented in the ITR151 geodatabase the risk of an incomplete number and representation of records was inevitably accepted (only ≈1% of total records) landslide inventories published in scientific papers and mostly related to high-magnitude and catastrophic landslide events were considered to increase the database significance (0.8% of total records) the same approach cannot be considered for the remaining IFFI records that do not overlap with the SAHD records Such a decision is based on the uncertainty of several missed or incorrectly/differently detected and positioned IFFI records (see the Technical Validation paragraph for more details) the structure of the alphanumerical database is described below: Landslide identification information, including six fields (Fig. 3): “REC_ID” A new ID was assigned to records (geometry) by merging ISTAT (Italian national STATistical institute) codes of the region a record with the ID “1565138-DT01132” means: ‘15’ = Region’s code for Campania; ‘65’ = Province’s code; ‘138’ = Municipality’ code; DT = landslide zone; and 01132 = polygons’ incremental number a preliminary lack of geographical information existing for ≈80% of records was fixed through the intersection of the LaICa cartographical database with the administrative boundaries (available from sit2.regione.campania.it/content/dati-di-base) in a GIS environment specific fields related to the landslide ID in the original database (UoM or IFFI) were also implemented in the new geodatabase to create links to official databases still in force Structure of the LaICa alphanumerical database with all fields described In comparison with the preceding landslide geodatabases the LaICa can be appraised for the improvement in the (1) accuracy of records; (2) homogenization of existing official landslide geodatabases; and (3) reliability of the inventory in the framework of an improved reanalysis of landslide susceptibility from municipal to regional scales the rearrangement of available information allowed fully detailed records to be obtained for 15% of records with only 3% characterized by a total lack of information the information that is most lacking is the date of the landslide event and details about damage and/or casualties and triggering causes this information was available or inferred for only less than 3% of all records the LaICa geodatabase could be considered a reference for implementing landslide geodatabases in other regions affected by similar inconsistencies in existing landslide inventories the structure and approach used by the LaICa would be replicated favoring analyses of a unique and homogeneous landslide inventory Number of records and percentage of landslide types for the five provinces of the Campania region. Number and percentages of landslide events divided by the type and areas in the Campania region and its provinces Key words: D) detachment; D/T) detachment/transit; T) transit; Gravit.) gravitational; Def.) deformation Based on the approach used to implement the LaICa some technical limitations need to be stated The LaICa inventory resulted from processing different preexisting landslide inventories comprising records gathered on different dates: 2006 for IFFI 2016 for UoMs and 2020 for information from scientific articles and reports the LaICa was not homogeneously updated over the Campania region Such a condition is also due to the limitation of merging ≈1,500 IFFI records that do not overlap with SAHD records nonreplicable analyses are required to achieve this goal it must be mentioned that LaICa records were processed based on landslide classification and detailing No geometries (dots or polygons) were modified in terms of extension shape and/or positioning to preserve the integrity of raw records and replicability of our analyses the presence of some cases of errors in the geometric representation was inevitably accepted scientific articles and reports were initially implemented for the reconstruction of landslide susceptibility maps in the case of two events inventoried in the same location the latest event prevails over the first event so that the same landslide area is not counted twice This aspect mostly coincides with large phenomena such as deep-seated gravitational slope deformations (DSGSDs) or diffuse deformation areas some technical limitations caused by a lack of information affecting some fields of LaICa records may exist especially for specific analyses focused on landslide hazards or risk assessments The LaICa geodatabase is available in the repository49 It is intended to be open and available to all landslide researchers and professional users Data generated in this work are accessible from the repository in which a single packaged zip archive named “LaICa_database” was uploaded It contains a “READ_ME” text file that provides guidance information for users and two subfolders: “LaICa_Metafiles” and “LaICa_Inventory” The contents of the files and subfolders within the zip archive are described below: “LaICa_Metafile_Polygons” and “LaICa_Metafile_Points” which provide a summary of all LaICa records attributes (see the Data records section) LaICa_Inventory contains the cartographical/alphanumerical geodatabase divided into two SHAPEFILES: “LaICa_polygons” and “LaICa_points” The first shapefile contains 81,216 features (polygons) All features are projected in the WGS 84/UTM zone 33 N coordinate system The majority of the work was carried out by QGIS v.3.16.4 but all items were produced in a format importable into any other GIS software Despite the high number of features mapped there are many more landslide occurrences that can be recognized Further versions of the LaICa database will integrate other information derived from field surveys No customized code was produced to prepare or analyze the dataset because software that works in a GIS environment is required to open and process the LaICa dataset. 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Italian Journal of Geosciences. 132, 366–379, https://doi.org/10.3301/IJG.2013.02 (2013) Download references This research was funded by EC H2020 LANDSUPPORT project (grant number: 774234 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Complesso Universitario di Monte Sant’Angelo managed the collection and processing of records for LaICa database revised collected records before implementing of LaICa database developed the database structure and data processing methods reviewed the original manuscript before final revision The authors declare no competing interests Publisher’s note Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations Download citation DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-023-02155-6 Anyone you share the following link with will be able to read this content: a shareable link is not currently available for this article Sign up for the Nature Briefing newsletter — what matters in science Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks which is included in the alerts of the list of priority organisms by the EU has been found in some orchards in the province of Naples these appear to be the first findings on a regional and national scale other findings have been reported at some entry points in France on imported fruit "We found a number of specimens of Bactrocera dorsalis in 2018 for the first time after which we began to carry out monitoring activities in the field placing various traps for this parasitic insect there have been copious findings of the species and the situation is becoming alarming we have found just over 700 specimens in the area that falls between the municipalities of Palma Campania and San Gennaro Vesuviano in the province of Naples," said Francesco Nugnes a researcher at the Institute for the Sustainability of Plants of the CNR in Portici (Naples) "We are assessing whether the species has been able to acclimatize and whether the colder temperatures of winter will block the the biological cycle of the alien species but it is known to its spread in the sub-Saharan belt of Africa and a recent shift of some populations to northern China regions that have a climate similar to the Mediterranean Distinctive traits"Although we talk about Bactrocera dorsalis from a taxonomic point of view it is more correct to speak of the complex Bactrocera dorsalis which includes a collection of several species It is very difficult to recognize the oriental fruit fly from solely damage Often the damage from the larvae of this alien species is confused with those of the well-known Mediterranean fruit fly Ceratitis capitata laboratory tests must be carried out," explained Nugnes can be distinguished as the following: the adult of C capitata can measure 4 to 5 mm and has typical stripes on its wings and on the thorax has so-called yellow vitte (or stripes) while on the abdomen there is a typical T-shaped pattern dorsalis can be confirmed by the use of traps activated with specific attractants." Damage"Bactrocera dorsalis is a polyphagous species dorsalis lay eggs (more than one per fruit) It is estimated that one female adult can lay up to 3,000 eggs The insect generates both direct damage such as early fruit dropout as well as indirect damage with attacks by various pathogens such as fungi and molds." How to control the alien species?"We are trying to monitor the presence of Bactrocera dorsalis through the installation and control of traps trying to see if the affected area has expanded The Italian Ministry has been alerted and a crisis discussion table has been opened so that we can quickly figure out how to counter this new threat,” concluded Nugnes There are several solutions that have already been included in the plan of action drawn up by the Campania Region with a committee of experts Many of the possible actions have already been put in place by the regional government For scientific support:[email protected][email protected] To report Bactrocera dorsalis:[email protected] FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 FreshPlaza.com The carabinieri of the Palma Campania station investigate the incident A carousel collapsed last night in a funfair set up in Palma Campania (Naples) The injuries are minor and there are no people in danger of life the carabinieri of the Nola company intervened the surveys were carried out by the soldiers of the Castello di Cisterna investigative unit MULTIPLE people have been left injured after a chair swing carousel collapsed at a funfair Officials say at least 20 of those on board - half of them children - were hurt when the ride toppled over in full flight at a festival in Palma Campania, Italy remains in hospital in Naples in wake of the incident Dramatic phone video footage of the drama shows the chair swing in operation before its base starts to wobble uncontrollably spectators begin to flee and the chair swing topples over onto its side Local police are now said to be investigating the accident at the Madonna delle Grazie (Our Lady of Graces) festival They are investigating a person allegedly responsible for the fairground malfunction - a woman from nearby Poggiomarino - for causing injury through negligence. They have seized papers from her detailing the fairground's insurance policy and the carousel's last technical test. Palma Campania mayor Nello Donnarumma reported that the incident took place just hours before the fairground was due to be dismantled. Footage showed the kids' faces turn from delight to panic as they became locked in their seats as the ride faltered just moments after it set off One of hurt youngsters said the ride "flew through the air" after breaking He told local media: "While we were swinging "The ride flew through the air and landed upside down "I hit my head and I also have bruising on my foot." Meanwhile, another dramatic showed the moment fair goers were left hanging upside down 130ft above the ground when a ride failed The fun-seekers were left stranded for up to 40 minutes when a new ride at a Russian amusement park broke down when it was being tested The ride, called “Booster”, broke down at the Kyrlay amusement park in the city of Kazan, south-western Russia last summer Support non-profit journalism and perspectives from around the world. See all those languages? The Lingua project at Global Voices works to bring down barriers to understanding through translation. Since the '80s a union of interests between the Camorra (an organized crime group active mainly in Naples and the surrounding region of Campania), the industrialists and the Neapolitan and Campania political class has poisoned this part of Italy, which is amongst the most beautiful areas in the country. The blogger, Enzo Ciacco, writes on lettera43.it: I territori colpiti dai veleni di camorra sono quelli tra le province di Napoli e Caserta L’area è compresa tra i comuni di Qualiano A firmare il Patto per la Terra dei fuochi sono stati ben 57 comuni tra Napoli e Caserta Ma la verità è che nessuno sa quanti e dove siano i rifiuti tossici sepolti nel corso degli anni nell’area The areas affected by the Camorra's toxic waste are those between the provinces of Naples and Caserta 57 municipalities between Naples and Caserta signed the Land of Fires Pact on July 11 But the truth is that no one knows in how many places and where the toxic waste has been buried in the area over the years has found more than 2,000 contaminated sites Enrico Ferdinandi quotes the reformed mafioso, Carmine Schiavone's 1997 declarations made in front of the parliamentary committee on Ecomafias and whose confessions brought down the Casalesi clan Avevamo creato un sistema di tipo militare con ragazzi incensurati muniti di regolare porto d’armi che giravano in macchina venivano scaricati di notte e le pale meccaniche vi spargevano sopra del terreno Ma talvolta la spazzatura finiva anche a 20 o a 30 metri di profondità Nei verbali si può apprendere che alcuni rifiuti radioattivi per la precisione fanghi nucleari provenienti dalla Germania: «dovrebbero trovarsi in un terreno sul quale ci sono le bufale e su cui non cresce più erba» with boys with no criminal records and a valid firearms license in the car police and finance police uniforms and signalling disks was unloaded at night and the bulldozers would cover it with earth But sometimes the rubbish ended up 20 or 30 metres deep The records show that some radioactive waste from Germany: “should be in a field where there are buffaloes and where the grass does not grow“ The effects on health, above all, are disastrous. The website laretenonperdona.it indicates the illnesses that the population is suffering from: In questi territori sono stati riscontrati picchi di patologie quali tumori allo stomaco alla pleura e alla vescica nonché malformazioni e difetti congeniti.  In these areas rates of disease increased such as stomach pleura and bladder cancers as well as malformations and birth defects Quoting Gaetano Rivezzi, president of the Italian section of the International Society of Doctors for the Environment (ISDE) [en] in Campania, the website liberainformazione.org published the following:  … in alcuni distretti c’è stato un aumento del 300% di queste malattie in pochissimi anni L’esempio più eclatante è il distretto di Frattamaggiore 5 comuni con un bacino di 100 mila abitanti: qui i medici hanno registrato 136 casi nel 2008 diventati 420 nel 2012 Poi ci sono i numeri del distretto di Casalnuovo – precisa – qui i codici 048 … in some areas there was a 300% increase in these diseases in just a few years The most striking example is of the district of Frattamaggiore containing 5 municipalities with a catchment area of 100,000 inhabitants: here doctors registered 136 cases in 2008 which rose to 420 in 2012 Then there are the figures of the Casalnuovo district – he adds – here the 048 codes have risen from 384 to 622 in 5 years.  Map of the “terra dei fuochi” taken from “laretenonperdona.it” Annalisa Tancredi on ambientequotidiano.it, analyses the consequences of this pollution sono ancora oggi coltivati dai contadini che producono verdure ed ortaggi di ogni genere – come pomodori e li rivendono nei mercati ad aziende multinazionali per la produzione di passate di pomodori e minestroni surgelati che vengono rivendute non solo in tutta Italia ad essere contaminati non sono solo i terreni e le falde acquifere ma anche gli allevamenti che mangiano e bevono i prodotti di questa terra. Un ex allevatore ha denunciato la morte di 2.700 su 3.000 capi di bestiame a causa di malattie deperimento e malformazioni alla nascita: ha raccontato di veri e propri mostri delle malformazioni genetiche come agnelli con due teste o con la coda sullo stomaco are still cultivated by farmers who produce all kinds of vegetables and pulses such as tomatoes and sell them on to markets and multinational companies who produce pasta sauces and frozen soups that are sold not only in Italy but also in Europe and the rest of the world… not only the land and groundwater have been contaminated but also the livestock that eats and drinks this land's produce. A former farmer has reported the deaths of 2,700 out of 3,000 head of cattle due to disease decay and birth defects: he told of real monsters with birth defects like lambs with two heads or with a tail coming out of their stomach Faced with this situation, the inhabitants of the infected areas have many concerns. In a post Giuliana Caso comments on the people's anger and asks herself: Photo from the TV investigation by the programme ‘Le Iene’, but if they do not explain clearly we risk reducing all of Campania to the Terra dei Fuochi. Source the movimentopaceambasciatori blog Perché tutto quello che ha saputo produrre l’ex ministro della sanità Renato Balduzzi è stato un miserabile progetto di studio Le pecore deformi di Alessandro Cannavacciuolo non sono abbastanza Le decine di bambini morti non sono abbastanza Le centinaia di casi di tumore non sono abbastanza I contadini criminali e ignoranti che hanno irrorato i campi con il mix letale di concime e veleni del nord non sono abbastanza Che accidenti ancora serve perché si dichiari lo stato emergenza Why has the former Health Minister Renato Balduzzi only been able to produce a pitiful draft project Are Alessandro Cannavacciuolo's deformed sheep not enough Are hundreds of cases of cancer not enough Are criminal and uneducated farmers who sprayed the fields with a lethal mix of fertilizers and poisons from the north not enough What else do you need to declare a state of emergency While letteradonna.it notes that: L’emergenza ambientale nella Terra dei Fuochi ha provocato un effetto psicosi nella vendita dei prodotti tipici dalla mozzarella di Bufala Dop all’ortofrutta Lo dice la Cia-Confederazione italiana agricoltori sottolineando che nonostante le rassicurazioni di istituzioni e associazioni di categoria i consumatori continuano a identificare la Campania con quella limitata porzione di territorio regionale devastato da roghi e veleni L‘effetto-fuga dai prodotti campani può diventare pericoloso per l’economia e l’occupazione visto che si tratta della terza regione in Italia per produzione agricola con oltre 136 mila aziende e 65 mila addetti The environmental emergency in the Terra dei Fuochi has caused a psychosis effect in the sale of typical products The CIA – Italian Farmers Confederation despite the assurances of institutions and associations consumers continue to identify the Campania region with that small part of the region ravaged by fires and toxins Avoiding Campania products can become dangerous for the economy and employment as it is the third region in Italy for agricultural production with over 136,000 companies and 65,000 employees Following a letter from Cardinal Sepe and the bishops of the dioceses of the Terra dei Fuochi, the head of state, Giorgio Napolitano, has called on the government to deal firmly with this emergency. The website lettera43.it quotes his letter: “IL GRIDO DELLE MADRI”. Nella sua lettera Napolitano ha ricordato “il grido accorato delle madri dei bambini colpiti da gravi patologie tumorali ricondotte al criminale inquinamento dei vostri territori della Campania” rinnovando “la mia intima partecipazione al loro dolore confidando che non abbandonino la fiducia nell'impegno delle istituzioni reso più coeso e credibile anche grazie alla partecipazione attiva della rete di comitati e singoli cittadini che non si contentano di denunciare i crimini subiti le operazioni di monitoraggio e di bonifica dei siti”.  Napolitano noted “the anguished cry of the mothers of children with serious tumours linked to criminal pollution of areas of Campania [renewing] my intimate involvement with their grief trusting that they do not abandon their trust in the commitment of the institutions made more cohesive and believable thanks to the active participation of the network of committees and individuals who are not content with only denouncing the crimes suffered but support monitoring operations and site decontamination with their initiatives.” “Just think, this used to all be Campania” comic strip about the fires in the Terra dei Fuochi by Cecigian gengiscano14 GENNAIO 2014 | 18.49 “Manderemo l'esercito per contrastare le ecomafie” che i militari se vedono sversamenti abusivi di sostanze nel terreno possono sparare Che se vedono gente appiccare fuochi all'immondizia possono arrestarli gengiscano14 JANUARY 2014 | 18.49 “We'll send the army to counter the eco-mafia” that if the military see people illegally dumping substances in the ground they can shoot That if they see people set fire to garbage they can arrest them If that's not what they are here for then leave them in the barracks Lettore_519922815 GENNAIO 2014 | 13.25 Meglio impiegare questi soldi per carabinieri e polizia e corpo forestale che hanno compiti investigativi Servivano venti anni fa quando gli sversamenti erano in atto cosa che può avvenire con indagini per capire chi ha interesse e chi è l'autore dei roghi tossici Lettore_519922815 JANUARY 2014 | 13.25 It would be better to use this money for the Carabinieri and the police and the forest rangers who have investigative duties We needed them twenty years ago when the dumping was taking place which can be done with investigations to find out who is to gain and who is creating the toxic fires ERROR: SECURITY TIMEOUT - Please copy your message to a backup location Global Voices stands out as one of the earliest and strongest examples of how media committed to building community and defending human rights can positively influence how people experience events happening beyond their own communities and national borders Please consider making a donation to help us continue this work Donate now http://popeleo13.com/pope/category/a-passionate-appeal-to-the-italian-people/ […] stretching between Naples and Caserta and including around fifty villages is known as the “Land of Fires” due to consistent illegal burnings of the dumps to make room for more hazardous waste Authors, please log in » Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Stay up to date about Global Voices and our mission. 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For more information please read our Fundraising Ethics Policy Special thanks to our many sponsors and funders The Carnival of Palma Campania returns with a month of events and shows from 8 February at 4 March 2025 involves the entire city in a riot of colors The beating heart of the event is represented by the quadrille organized groups that give life to theatrical and musical performances with sumptuous costumes and engaging choreographies Le quadrille are the soul of the Carnival of Palma Campania Each Quadriglia is a group of hundreds of people who parade and perform with a specific theme The preparation is meticulous and begins months before the event The most anticipated moments related to Quadrilles are: One of the most heartfelt symbolic events is the Pennant rat a rite that marks the passage of the role of master of the Quadrille It takes place under the house of the outgoing master who passes the baton to his successor in a ceremony that combines tradition and folklore making their songs resonate in the squares and streets of the historic center An engaging event that allows everyone to participate and experience the unique atmosphere of the Carnival The grand finale of the Palma Campania Carnival takes place the 4 March with the performance of the Song BooksThe Quadrilles perform in a circle putting on the best of their repertoire in one last For updates and details on the official program of Facebook Carnival of Palma Campania. we earn a commission from qualifying purchases through ticketing links This commission does not entail any additional price for the user The year returns again Carnival 2024 to transform Naples and the whole of Campania on a stage of colours From the historic squares of Naples to the charming villages of Campania the area comes alive with a variety of events designed for all tastes Imagine yourself walking among musical laboratories in the neighborhoods of the city to admire allegorical wagons e parades in Bacoli or to participate in a Court dance in a dream location like the Royal Palace For lovers of the magical world of Harry Potter And it doesn't end here: Montemarano vibrates to the rhythm of the tarantella Capua lights up with the performances of Tony Tammaro ea Maiori the sky is colored with fireworks which promises to leave an indelible mark in the hearts of those who participate THE allegorical wagons they are characteristic of Carnival because they represent one of its most typical forms of expression and entertainment It's about enormous vehicles colorful and decorated which parade along the streets of the city during the carnival festivities represent an opportunity for the community to celebrate their culture and have fun together Floats are often made in a manner crafts with materials such as wood and are decorated with motifs and figures inspired by different themes But where will it be possible see them in Campania The Gambero Rosso like every year draw up a list of best pizzerias in Italy for this edition among 650 competing pizzerias 93 were the ones chosen around Italy and 19 are pizzerias in Campania The evaluation criteria for choosing the 93 best pizzerias in Italy were based on leavening of the dough For a whole year the inspectors traveled all over Italy and tasted the pizzas in the various Italian places thus managing to draw up a ranking in order to assign the Three slices divided into category planned for the tender Here are the categories foreseen for the race: Here is the ranking of the best pizzerias for Pizza in Campania selected by Gambero Rosso 2021: Other pizzerias in Campania have also been awarded The Masardona of Naples in fact received the award for the best pizza by the slice while the award for the mastery in the processing of the dough and in the leavening went to Francesco Martucci de The Masaniellis in Caserta The award for the best Neapolitan pizza proposal went to Villa Giovanna in Ottaviano for Fil.Felice or basil pesto While the best sweet pizza 2021 is there Fried Pastiera with citrus-flavored custard mixed candied fruit and orange zest Pepper in Grains in Caiazzo One year after the death of Diego Armando Maradona our city wanted to pay him one of the most beautiful tributes: a life-size statue was placed outside the Fuorigrotta Stadium La official presentation of the statue will be there Sunday 28 November 2021 before the match against Lazio and already Lorenzo Insigne has invited the supporters to be ready to celebrate this beautiful event in a big way it is currently located outside the Stadium but will be presented inside before the game and most likely will do one ride on the running track in order to be shown under each sector to fans a former manager and friend of Maradona and will be donated to the city also thanks to the positive opinion of the mayor of Naples Gaetano Manfredi and the president of Calcio Napoli Aurelio De Laurentiis the stadium was taken out in the presence of Maradona's son of President De Lurentiis together with Corrado Ferlaino Beppe Bruscolotti and Alessandro Renica were also present The statue dedicated to D10S is gilded and was made with the number 10 shirt It is the work of the Fonderie Del Giudice di Nola Coppa Italia and our footballer has a ball at his feet The left hand and foot are the "original" ones because they were made using a 3D scan of his real limbs at the base of the statue the phrase “I am Neapolitan too” dominates For a year now they have been many initiatives and thoughts in memory of Diego in particular at the Congress Center of the Mostra d'Oltremare there will be the presentation of the ninth edition of the event Pizzerias of Italy of the Gambero Rosso every year the Red shrimp deals with the creation of a particular list that includes the best pizzerias on the Italian territory everything is done after a careful analysis that takes into consideration various criteria To know the entire list and which pizzerias have received the awards but in the meantime we report the Three Slices of Campania Here are the best pizzerias in our region: The Carnival is a party deeply felt by the city of Naples and from all over Campania For the 2018 have been organized parades of allegorical wagons recycling workshops and groups of adults and children in masks who will participate in parades in the streets of the countries colorful and above all self-ironic period that will start at the end of January and in most cases the 13 February will end the Carnival of Scampia promoted by Gridas The "Parade of devils in masks and the mysteries of the Carnival”At the Museo del Sottosuolo the Carnival of Palma Campania with its Quadrille Visit the Tomb of Dracula in the Church of Santa Maria la Nova and the Concert by Cristina d'Avena at Arenile di Bagnoli For more details on these and other events we advise you to continue reading the article Il Carnival in Naples and Campania is an annual event that blows up the divertissement But is also a celebrazione steeped in history which attracts tourists from all over the world Festivities include parades by allegorical wagons The Carnival of Naples is a unique and unparalleled celebration which year after year attracts thousands of people But what are the best demonstrations to see at Napoli and Campania A Maiori everything is ready to welcome the celebrations for the forty-eight edition of the famous Great Carnival The event was postponed due to the health emergency and rescheduled in the spring the appointments with the various activities will take place in two weekends of 7 and 15 May 2022 which were made by you know master craftsmen last winter The theme to which they will be dedicated will be that of Voyage because an important message of peace will also be transmitted with the faces of Martin Luther King there will also be representatives of some of the Historical Carnivals of Italy The wonderful floats will parade along a path that goes from Via Nuova Chiunzi to the 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