Home » #MyPOVSorrento » The Oasi In Città Park: A Hidden Gem in Sant’Agnello Greenery is everywhere in the Sorrentine Peninsula The trees that line the sidewalks and the gardens on balconies add to the peninsula’s aesthetic It is a gorgeous place that plant lovers like myself a park hides in the middle of Sant’Agnello This park is the “Oasi in Città” (Oasis in the City) This place is home to around 6,000 plants and 70 tree species Almost all these plants are native to the peninsula The park is on a 4,000-square-meter plot of land over an underground parking garage  The plants and few animals thrive in this environment and are constantly tended to It is a peaceful place where anyone can sit and enjoy nature A leaf tunnel at the entrance of this peaceful place sparks my and others’ curiosity to explore it All outside sounds fade as the garden transports its guests This world has the sounds of birds chirping and lizards scurrying along the ground I have never been in such a bright green place before The map divides the park into numbered sections from one to seventeen These seventeen locations make up the entirety of the park Exploring these locations is a pleasant stroll on gravel paths The path forks and winds around my feet as I explore I end up off the main paths to see more of the park scattered along these paths are sitting areas Guests can sit and soak in the tranquility of this place All of them have a scenic view covered in green bugs do not take too kindly to people sitting so it is important to remember to bring bug spray the main feature of this park is a beautiful pond with fish in it It showcases the different plants that are native and not native to Italy The rest of the park is a testament to this There is a combination of native and non-native plant species marked by signs These signs also give insightful facts to guests who have come to explore the park The signs have a small panda bear with a WWF logo at the bottom It leaves everyone wondering what it is and who created this place A quick Google search shows that the panda logo with WWF marks the brand of the World Wildlife Fund The WWF helps local communities conserve the natural resources they depend on and protect and restore species and their habitats The creators of this tranquil park are the local government and the World Wildlife Fund’s Italian Chapter this park is one of many in a campaign by the Italian Chapter called “ReNature Italy“ ReNature Italy aims to restore and protect fragmented or destroyed habitats and species The campaign aims to do this in 1 million square meters around Italy “Oasi in Città” is one of these restored and protected habitats this project is between protecting and restoring Protection works to protect and improve established habitats the protection’s goal is to contribute to the preservation of 30% of land and sea areas by 2023 The restoration side aims to restore destroyed and fragmented habitats the main goal of restoration is to re-establish at least 15% of Italian territory and share 10% of agricultural land with nature The ReNature Italy campaign has started a delicate process of creating more protected habitats Procter and Gamble and Etifor joined this initiative by spreading awareness and retrieving certificates for WWF Italy to continue its work a part of me knows I will always miss the beauty of this place But the other part of me knows it will always stand out as a reason to protect and restore nature This park is a great example of how the campaign is restoring and protecting habitats in Italy The ReNature Italy campaign is a step to help these habitats and species thrive there is a network of over 100 oases in land and marine protected areas These areas are conservation priority areas at a national and global level “Oasi in Città” is one of these areas This park is an important step in preserving the environment and the species that live in it It serves as a reminder for everyone to aid in conservation efforts so the habitats and the species in them can thrive experiencemypovsorrentonaturesorrento Questo sito web utilizza i cookie per migliorare la vostra esperienza durante la navigazione attraverso il sito web I cookie che vengono classificati come necessari vengono memorizzati sul tuo browser Questi vengono salvati in quanto sono essenziali per il funzionamento delle funzionalità di base del sito Utilizziamo anche cookie di terze parti che ci aiutano ad analizzare e capire come utilizzi questo sito Questi cookie saranno memorizzati nel tuo browser solo con il tuo consenso Hai anche la possibilità di opt-out di questi cookie Ma l'esclusione da alcuni di questi cookie può avere un effetto sulla vostra esperienza di navigazione First, there was the life-size Amon-Ra St. Brown headstand cake made at a Rochester bakery Now, the famous touchdown celebration pose by the Detroit Lions' Pro Bowl wide receiver is burning up social media again chilling in the form of a snow sculpture about 25 miles northeast in Harrison Township who's known for his at-home snow sculptures said this one "took off way faster than normal" with shares and likes once he shared a photo of the St Brown snow sculpture to his social media accounts then it was kind of crazy from then," the 44-year-old broker and owner of J Michael Realty in St Clair Shores told the Free Press on Monday less than 48 hours after he made the creation in the front yard with the help of his family Usually his snow sculptures — which have included a giraffe about 7 feet tall (it made the news in January 2023) and Simba from "The Lion King" as well as other Disney characters — are "just something fun for the neighbors." More: Even during a playoff bye week for the team, the spirit of longtime Lions fans roars on Agnello said there have been more than a half-million likes of the snow sculpture photo on Instagram where it was shared by the NFL and ESPN's SportsCenter Brown's headstand touchdown celebration during the Green Bay Packers game Nov He said Patrick called him afterward and asked him to make a St "I don't usually take requests from adults," Agnello said Monday adding that snow for his sculptures has "gotta be perfect." His perfect conditions with a little bit of sun and "absolutely dumped on." He said they got about 2 inches of snow and it was 30 degrees but the sun was beating down and the snow was "just barely good enough to pack." They scooped up snow from neighbors' driveways and brought it to him it started to cool down and his daughters got a 5-gallon bucket and heated snow next to a wall heater in the garage for a higher moisture content Agnello said they piled up the snow into a form and put a spike in the ground so the sculpture won't collapse I start chiseling away to make that unnatural look of standing on its head," Agnello said His hands and whatever is the closest thing in the garage Agnello said he used a mud knife for drywall and an ax he hit it with some spray paint for the cleats and arms free-handed the numbers and "made a quick stencil" for the letters in St He scraped away at the snow to make the lines "really crisp." He said the snow sculpture may not last until game day If the area gets more snow — and perfect conditions — he may rebuild around the framework and repaint Since the snow sculpture photo hit social media Agnello said it has been fun watching people come by and take pictures Agnello said he has been contacted by St. Brown's podcast, which shared the photo on its Twitter account stating: "Snow sculpture of the year." But Agnello said he hasn't had a phone conversation with St which includes drawing on an Etch A Sketch "My dad would have been an Instagram superstar if it was around in the '80s," Agnello said "He's the most ridiculously creative person there is He was doing snow creations like this 40 years ago when we were just little kids." He said his dad encouraged him that "whatever's around you make something cool of it." Agnello said after high school and in college he did some lettering and logos on gymnasium floors Agnello said he likes to play sports and watch his kids play sports and he has been watching the Lions the last couple of years "I've just been sucked into the excitement," he said "All my friends and family members are fans Contact Christina Hall: chall@freepress.com Support local journalism. Subscribe to the Free Press Submit a letter to the editor at freep.com/letters This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page (WXYZ) — A 15-year-old who was wearing an Amon-Ra St Brown jersey while he saved a woman who drove into Lake St Clair got to meet the star Lions wide receiver on Monday Clair Shores said he saw a car go flying into the air last month at Lakefront Marina He and another man jumped into the water to help the woman inside the car so then we had to get her out the window because the door wasn’t opening,” he said back in July Watch our interview with John in the video player below who was wearing the same jersey that he wore the day he helped save the woman we're going to update you with a new one," St "The fans of Detroit are the best fans int he world so I wouldn't want to be playing for any other team," St "I had no clue this would happen at all," John said He was also surprised with four tickets to the Lions home opener Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience We're always trying to bring you more amazing hotels But not every hotel can immediately connect their reservation system with ours we provide real-time rates and availability via a partnership with Booking.com You'll still enjoy the full fabulous MICHELIN Guide experience when you book including our legendary service and delightful style This hotel offers rates & availability on request only Submit a request below and a travel specialist will assist We’re not currently taking reservations for this hotel Please explore other hotels in our selection Non-members can add the privileges at checkout through our 30 day free trial By continuing I accept the Terms & Condition and Privacy Policy. I would like to receive Newsletter from MICHELIN Guide Save lists of your favorite restaurants & hotels (WXYZ) — A 15-year-old boy is being called a hero after he helped save a woman whose car went into Lake St It happened at the Lakefront Marina in Grosse Pointe Woods Tuesday afternoon The woman was pulled out of the water thanks to the heroic actions of some nearby bystanders which includes the teenage boy “I just see a car just got flying in the air It was about 15 yards into the water already — that far,” John Agnello of St John was out fishing with his mom near the marina when he saw the car go in the lake John says he and a man jumped into the water to help the woman inside the car so then we had to get her out the window because the door wasn’t opening,” he said VIDEO: Chopper 7 captures the car being pulled from the lake After he and the man pulled the woman to safety John wanted to make sure there was no one else inside the car Watch more video of the car being pulled from the lake below: “The only part that kind of scared me was I was under the water inside the car because I was feeling around in there," John said "It kind of got hard to get out but everything was fine." Beth Agnello says she is so proud of her son who is being called a hero I’m hoping that he stays humble and considers some career options for his future,” Beth Agnello said John Agnello says he doesn’t know if he’ll be a first responder in the future “I think that’s just how my family raised me just to take action and all that stuff,” John Agnello said Clair Shores police are investigating what caused in the car to go into the water police say the woman was taken the hospital to be evaluated Home » Sant’Agnello another country awaits us for a warm welcome: we are talking about Sant’Agnello We can describe its history as recent enough if we take into account the year it obtained the autonomy from Sorrento the farmhouses around here have centuries-old history and only due to the wilfulness of the inhabitants of these ancient villages Sant’Agnello gained its independence at the time History of the struggle for independence is well described by the composition of the municipal coat of arms: five towers representing the five districts that compose the town: Angri The motto that accompanies the coat of arms “Post Nubila Phoebus” (After the clouds the Sun) wisely indicates the patriotic spirit and the struggle for independence of the Santanellese (that’s the name of this people) during the pre-unification times in Italy this town is the only one bearing the name of its patron saint we are pleased to quote a popular saying related to this occasion: “In Sant’Aniello nu passo ‘e pecuriello” (In Sant’Agnello indicating the slow and progressive lengthening of the hours of light during the day Today we know that the solstice is conventionally set for December 21 this ancient peasant saying testifies the need to mark the phases of the year and it is evidence for a time that precedes the Gregorian calendar revolution occurred in the last quarter of the sixteenth century Sant’Agnello certainly is a perfect compromise for those who want to have a relaxing and peaceful stay without giving up the convenience of having Sorrento just a few minutes away by car or it offers the opportunity of enjoying relaxing baths by the sea and taking part in events and festivals where you can taste typical local products The tranquillity of the upper area of ​​Sant’Agnello allows the visitor to admire the surrounding nature characterized by the typical Sorrento vegetable gardens and walks on foot in the heart of the Angri district – the ancient historic centre – is an indispensable experience for the eyes and mind It is a unique sensation to walk in the labyrinth of narrow streets in the district and admire the tuff and piperno portals of the ancient buildings giving the visitors the impression of a magically crystallized time how wonderful to see the horizon and then be able to look out onto the splendid terrace overlooking the sea  How wonderful to admire the tophaceous coast all around with ecstatic eyes and it’s an experience that warms the heart Fabrizio Mellino grew up in a family whose life revolves around the Quattro Passi restaurant in Nerano Fabrizio exhibited a profound love for cooking a sentiment that led him to explore the world gaining experiences and knowledge from some of the most celebrated restaurants and chefs globally Fabrizio's return to helm the kitchen at Quattro Passi marked a turning point for the family restaurant which under his guidance received the prestigious three Michelin stars This achievement not only recognized the culinary excellence of Quattro Passi but also brought the accolade back to Southern Italy after years of absence Mellino's culinary philosophy is based on the exaltation of local ingredients Dishes such as Linguine alla Nerano and Trasparenze di seppia exemplify his approach skillfully balancing tradition and creativity to offer a gastronomic experience that is both familiar and surprisingly new Beyond leading the kitchen at Quattro Passi Mellino engages in consulting projects and continues to travel during the winter months in search of inspiration and new ideas always keeping his roots deeply anchored in his homeland His commitment to sustainability and the defense of biodiversity is reflected in the choice of zero-kilometer products and collaboration with local suppliers consolidating his vision of a cuisine that celebrates the Campania region in every dish 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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CLAIR SHORES, Mich. – A teenager from Grosse Pointe is being hailed as a hero after helping rescue a woman from a car that was submerged in Lake St It happened late Tuesday (July 23) morning at Lake Front Park in St. Clair Shores near 9 Mile Road and then a car goes in the water,” John Agnello When Agnello and the other good Samaritan got to the car, they realized the door was stuck and went for the window. “After, we convinced (the driver) to get out of the window of the car and brought her to shore,” Agnello said. The driver said there were others in the car, but when Agnello went back to check, he said no one else was in the vehicle. The driver was taken to the hospital and is expected to be ok. Agnello has a few scrapes and bruises but was cleared by paramedics on the scene. The community is now hailing him as a hero. “Everyone’s been saying that, I really appreciate that,” Agnello said. St. Clair Shores police said the crash is under investigation. Copyright 2024 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved. Jacqueline Francis is an award-winning journalist who joined the WDIV team in September 2022. Prior to Local 4, she reported for the NBC affiliate in West Michigan. When she’s not on the job, Jacqueline enjoys taking advantage of all the wonders Michigan has to offer, from ski trips up north to beach days with her dog, Ace. 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sponsorship of the Campania Region and the Municipalities of Massa Lubrense, Meta, Piano di Sorrento, Sant’Agnello and Vico Equense A special thanks to all contest participants who have contributed to enhancing the Sorrentine Peninsula with their images Let’s discover together the photos from the #aboutsorrento2024 The calendar opens with a beautiful photo by Vincenzo Pane Sorrento’s inlaid wood is a source of prestige for this city involving the creation of decorations with pieces of wood of various colors and shapes The shepherd also represents the flow of life on the Sorrentine Peninsula, a life that seems to have stood still on the slopes of Mount Faito in Vico Equense With this shot Salvatore De Stefano represents for us the month of February Easter in the Sorrento Peninsula is rich in rituals and traditions, with the striking processions of hooded figures dominating the Holy Week Annalisa Mazzarella captures this in her shot expressed in the production of spun paste cheeses like fior di latte Representing the month of April is Sara Russo‘s shot Nature has always been a defining element of life for everyone including taking a refreshing walk on Mount Faito in Vico Equense Photo by Francesco Varone we are transported to a bygone era when embroidery and handkerchiefs were a strength of this area It’s so wonderful today witnessing some women keeping this tradition alive The Sorrento area is rich in fishing villages where fishermen keep their traditions alive Marina di Cassano stands out for its charm made even more evident by the nets spread out in the sun Cristiano Zelli‘s shot captures the atmosphere and colors The characteristic wooden establishments at Marina Piccola in Sorrento suspended over the crystal-clear waters of the coast offer comfort and the caress of the wind on the skin The photo is by Rossella Marino and fully represents a sunny day in August September is the month of the grape harvest, and Giuseppe Armellino‘s photo shows the grape stomping stomping was done barefoot and for the children it was a festive day Sorrento walnuts are an emblem of the typical products of the peninsula the fruits are ready to be handpicked by farmers This shot by Chiara Russo couldn’t miss for the #aboutsorrento2024 calendar In this photo by Claudio D’Esposito which is an ancient tradition and a festive moment Expert hands of farmers shaking the branches and baskets full of green and black fruits are visible we have chosen Lauro Castellano‘s photo depicting the lighting of the bonfire in honour of Santa Lucia in Meta a beloved saint and tradition in several municipalities of the peninsula These are the 12 photos representing Life in the Sorrentine Peninsula They will be exhibited in a show at the San Francesco Cloister in Sorrento from January 1 to 15 the author of the cover illustration who – along with other creators Giovanni Ercolano – daily carries forward the About Sorrento project Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for updates about the Sorrentine Peninsula and its events See you to the next #aboutsorrento contest If your community or parish has an upcoming festival please contact us so that we can help you promote it and we hope you have a chance to get outside and enjoy it Please enjoy this article from longtime La Gazzetta Friend Michael Occhionero from June of 2015 we wish everyone a happy summer and to all of you fathers The first five unmistakable notes of the famous Italian song “Torna Surriento” immediately conjure up images of the beautiful azure blue waters of the Golfo di Napoli It is sun-kissed and framed by the romantic city of Naples and cities which roll off the Italian tongue like music; Torre del Greco All culminating at the enchanting city of Sorrento Sorrento truly should be your gateway to all things “Amalfitana” Naples is the beating heart of Italia meridionale Disregard the naysayers and spend a full day I suggest the aliscafi-traghetti from Sorrento Have the taxi driver from the port drop you off at the Cattedrale di San Gennaro slowly walk back to the Centro Storico but make sure you visit the remarkable “Cristo Velato” at the Museo Cappella Sansevero Explore Naples Sotto Terra to see the original city buried under the modern bustling metropolis Have a pizza and beer at L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele Get lost walking along “Spaccanapoli,” the street reminiscent of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan the Teatro di San Carlo (where Caruso sang) you are a stone’s throw from the Piazza del Plebiscito and Palazzo Reale Marinella tie store is my favorite part of a full day in Naples the perfect place to eat in an outdoor ristorante while enjoying the view of Vesuvius and the Golfo di Napoli that is mozzafiato Take the required side trip to the Isle of Capri Try to stay an evening or two because Capri by night is unhurried you just have to see this place to fully understand catch the very first aliscafi-traghetti from Sorrento Make sure you make arrangements to rent a smaller boat with a captain for circling the island and will allow you to enjoy a front row seat to the famous Faraglioni rock formation Take the ski lift from Anacapri for a view that will give you a true appreciation of the Sorrentine coastline.  Spend a day in the beach resort of Positano Get lost in its alleyways and staircases and “shop till you drop.” It is possible to take the aliscafi- traghetti from Sorrento or if you want to experience the hairpin turns famous in the entire world Just listen carefully for the unseen bus blasting its horn as you approach the next blind corner You can even stop at the fruit vendor’s stand and try a granita Eat at the Ristorante Tre Sorelle which is situated right on the beach For a very special side trip from Positano taxi or take the 30-minute bus ride directly up to the tiny village of Nocelle where you can have lunch with Positano merely a speck below you The town is situated on the footpath of the gods known as the “Sentieri degli Dei.” Reminiscent of the paths uniting the Cinque Terre the trailway runs the entire Amalfi Coast and is only for the physically fit looking for a really good workout with unparalleled vistas.  Combine a full day side trip to the cities of Amalfi and Ravello Lunch at the Hotel Cimbrone and visit its garden and the spectacular Terrazzo dell’Infinito Wear your comfortable shoes and be prepared to walk the steps and make sure to visit a stationery store for handmade paper products Ask at the tourist office to enjoy a brief boat ride from the small port of Amalfi to one of many restaurants hidden on the coastline and reachable only by boat take a side trip to Pompeii and visit the ruins of the city literally buried alive by the Vesuvian earthquake of 79 A.D I strongly suggest a guided tour of Pompeii to make the day worthwhile Explore the smaller towns of Massa Lubrense without the tourist crowds found in Sorrento Plan out a day-long walking tour to include treks down to Punta Campanella and up to San Costanzo visit the Marina Del Cantone and eat on the beach at Cantuccio Ristorante Roam and get lost in the streets of Sorrento behind the Piazza Tasso Visit the Franciscan church and cloister where you will often witness a wedding ceremony and view the charming statue of St Francis of Assissi with its beautiful prayer recited on the base imploring God to protect all the creatures of the earth Eat in the patio garden of the Antica Trattoria or the Foreigners Club (Circolo dei Forestieri) where you will enjoy the same view as the guests of the five-star Excelsior Vittoria right next door only with drinks at less than half the price After experiencing Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast Discover all our subscription plans and become a member Brown's upside down touchdown celebration has been recreated in a varietey of ways lately Ontario paid homage to the touchdown celebration that occurred this season on the road at Lambeu Field against the Green Bay Packers Over the weekend, Lions fans became enamored and mesmerized by a snow sculpture that a fan created outside of his home in Harrison Township Real estate agent Jamison Agnello has been known to create some unique sculptures in the winter months outside of his home According to MLive "Agnello and his family built the 7 foot tall St January 11 to reflect his upside down touchdown pose celebration during the November 3rd Agnello credited coach Dan Campbell and the roster for their success the last couple of season “These last couple of years, just watching coach Dan Campbell get these guys so excited and playing beyond their limits or just exceeding what people expected several residents have stopped by the home to snap a photograph of the detailed and creative sculpture “I never thought I would have done a football player out front," Agnello said "The type of stuff I do are Disney characters or animals but there have been a lot of others already stopping over for a look.” Amon-Ra St. Brown snowman! Lions fans are making the most of this spotlight. 📷: @CBrit24 ⛄️: Jamison Agnello Broker/Owner of J Michael Realty in St. Clair Shores pic.twitter.com/vjtyVG1OUO This Amon-Ra St. Brown snow sculpture 🔥#OnePride pic.twitter.com/eBlelqhKUR 1.) Personal Bests Jared Goff Accomplished in 2024 2.) Four Reasons Why Lions Will Win Super Bowl 3.) Roundtable: How Return of David Montgomery Will Aid Lions' Offense The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Home » At the Cloister of San Francesco the Exhibition About Sorrento 2024 – Life in Sorrento Coast From Jan. 1st to Jan. 15th, 2024, the enchanting Cloister of San Francesco hosts our photographic exhibition #aboutsorrento2024 for the first time, reaching its fifth edition this year. This initiative showcases 12 selected photos representing life in the Sorrento Peninsula in the 2024 calendar. Both the exhibition and the calendar are morally endorsed by the municipalities of Massa Lubrense, Meta, Piano di Sorrento, Sant’Agnello, Sorrento, and Vico Equense. For the third time, they also receive the endorsement of the Campania Region. The photo exhibition becomes an opportunity to explore facets of life on the Peninsula through traditions, craftsmanship, nature, and many other local beauties. Cloister of San Francesco, via S. Francesco 12 – 80067 Sorrento (NA) Opening Hours: Eveyday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM with a contest to win two tickets to the Lions' Divisional Round game for anyone who makes a purchase Monday-Thursday A Rochester, Michigan bakery made news recently when it created a life-size cake depicting the headstand touchdown celebration Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown did in Week 9 against the Green Bay Packers. This coming week St. Brown is making a public appearance there Wait, that's cake, not Amon-Ra St. Brown: https://t.co/uLZAn8J4Z2 pic.twitter.com/xA7EUE720A Agnew is a real estate agent for J Michael Realty in Silver Shores but in his free time in likes to create snow art "Whenever we have the right conditions, I try to do something like this,” Agnello told MLive “If I can squeeze this in after work and get out there with the family so on Saturday Agnello and his family went out and built a seven-foot tall snow sculpture of St Brown's touchdown celebration from back in November We had great sunshine that was heating the snow up just a little bit so it would pack We actually had to heat some of the snow in the garage so it would pack better.” Agnello told MLive he isn't even really much of a sports watcher but he has taken notice of what Dan Campbell and the Lions are doing just watching coach Dan Campbell get these guys so excited and playing beyond their limits or just exceeding what people expected it’s just amazing and it’s infectious" Of course people have stopped by to visit the St to a level Agnello didn't necessarily expect "I never thought I would have done a football player out front" © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands Wait, that's cake, not Amon-Ra St. Brown: https://t.co/uLZAn8J4Z2 pic.twitter.com/xA7EUE720A "Whenever we have the right conditions, I try to do something like this,” Agnello told MLive Amon-Ra St. Brown snowman! Lions fans are making the most of this spotlight. 📷: @CBrit24 ⛄️: Jamison Agnello Broker/Owner of J Michael Realty in St. Clair Shores pic.twitter.com/vjtyVG1OUO This Amon-Ra St. Brown snow sculpture 🔥#OnePride pic.twitter.com/eBlelqhKUR but a Lions' fan has taken a tribute to Amon-Ra St Brown's touchdown celebration to another level Home » What to do » Tour to discover Sorrentino’s handicrafts To stay up to date on events and proposals and for info on Sorrento and the surrounding area, subscribe to the telegram channel sorrentoinfo A tourism promotion initiative is born in Sorrento as a result of the collaboration between Unione Artigiani Penisola Sorrentina, Penisultart, Sorrento Foundation and the Municipality of Sorrento: The paths of art These 4 city trails were presented at the opening of the third edition of the Manufactum and will allow tourists to learn more about the craft traditions in the area traditions that belong to the local identity and that the “walking tours” aim to support The departure of each tour will be from Villa Fiorentino in Sorrento for an average duration of about 2 hours The inlay is unquestionably the symbol of Sorrentino craftsmanship In collaboration with theUnion of Sorrentine Inlay Craftsmen two paths have been identified to discover this ancient art 112 – AUGUSTO & LUCA’S WORKSHOPFuoro Street 62 – STINGA ROBERTOVia Luigi de Maio 195 – ERCOLANO ANTONIOAcademy Street 456 – THE WOOD GOLDSMITHAcademy Street two paths among artisans were also defined 15 – UMBERTO ASTARITA c/o Lucia CuomoCorso Italia 33 – ATTIANESE CLAUDIA c/o Marcello AversaVia Maiano 31 – Sant’Agnello4 – THREAD by ROSA TIZZANOVia Correale 115 – PINK YEWELLERY by Daniela Pollio c/o Rosa TizzanoCorso Italia to pass on these traditions that are in danger of disappearing and to give support to the workshops that still endure to pass on ancient crafts The special feature is the entrusting of the service to a professional guide or tour leader who will give the opportunity to connect the user with the craftsman while ensuring the translation of the story The cost of each individual tour is €20.00 a portion of which will benefit the category associations that support the initiative Valeria +39 3333515379Julia +39 335 6657490 Excursionslocal productsNaturesorrento Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Sergio Vessicchio made comments on CanaleCinqueTV before kick-off between Agropoli and Sant’Agnello on Sunday I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice An Italian television commentator has apologised for describing the presence of a lineswoman as “disgusting” and “a joke” at a regional match “It is disgusting to see a woman as a match official in a league where clubs spend hundreds of thousands of euros,” he said. “It is a joke for the federation to do such a thing, it’s disgraceful on a football field.” Vessicchio reiterated his criticism in a tweet after the match. “I personally think that women refereeing in football is wrong for many reasons, so I confirm my thoughts,” he said. “I was wrong, I did something stupid,” he said in an interview with CRC radio. “I expressed myself badly... the broadcast was live and I could not take back what I said.” He said his criticism was aimed at the federation and the system. “I immediately noticed that I had said nonsense and will pay the consequences.” There was no immediate comment from the broadcaster CanaleCinqueTv. 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Il 11 May 2023 the Giro d'Italia will stop at Napoli the Nolano and the Amalfi Coast in a long route 162 kilometers The most famous cycling competition in Italy will see its athletes leave and arrive in the Campania capital Sul Official site of the Giro d'Italia a special has been created page regarding the stage in Naples In addition to being the information regarding the official route for cyclists we find many indications regarding the Neapolitan territory points of interest and many others itourist information on the city of Naples Il percorso of the Neapolitan stage of Tour of Italy will go through a total of 22 Municipalities During the stage they are expected two flying goals the first in Sant'Antonio Abate and the second in Sorrento cyclists will tackle two mountain grand prix: the first at the Chiunzi pass in the locality of Picco Sant'Angelo in Sant'Agata dei Due Golfi Napoli boasts a long seeds since Tour of Italy having hosted numerous stages in previous editions of the race The city has always shown great enthusiasm and passion for the event warmly welcoming both athletes and cycling enthusiasts The Giro d'Italia is un event of international resonance which helps to promote the image of the city and the region in the world tourist and landscape excellences of the area It therefore represents an important occasion for the city and the region from the point of view economic e tourist we earn a commission from qualifying purchases through ticketing links This commission does not entail any additional price for the user the bus company that allows you to travel low cost throughout Italy many departures also from Campania and Naples has strengthened its network of connections in our Region reaching 21 destinations connected throughout the territory it has lent itself particular attention to the cities of art which are less known from tourists and to small and medium-sized centers as we can see from the list of names made above The municipalities included in the travel network that you can do with the company from the green buses allows you to connect well 21 locations in Campania and tickets are already available on the official website or via the Flixbus app the connection with the 21 municipalities will be complete the company is increasingly ready to welcome and meet the increase in demand which in the future is still destined to grow and will also contribute to deconcentrating tourist flows by enhancing these small Campania destinations that are gems to visit The restart at full capacity cannot yet happen due to the problems related to the pandemic but slowly we are moving in the direction of guarantee complete service and in total safety In total they are 11 Flixbus stops in the Neapolitan area and 5 are the new entries Naples is already connected with major cities such as Rome Bari and Catania and many other municipalities in Puglia including Alberobello From 3 June there will also be an expansion towards the Romagna Riviera with Milano Marittima Riccione and Cattolica added to the already present Rimini there will be new connections with northern Italy such as Bergamo where Sorrento is already connected to Rome Vico Equense and Castellammare di Stabia will be added there are already routes connected with the Capodichino airport and also from Fuorigrotta it will be possible to reach Florence Currently from Salerno there are connections with Bologna to which they are added Rome connections with the Romagna Riviera are strengthened: Milano Marittima from Nocera Inferiore and Battipaglia you can reach Milan Sala Consilina is an important node because it connects Cilento with Rome from Fisciano you can reach Pescara and Termoli on the Adriatic coast Since there are connections with tourist resorts on the Adriatic coast you can also reach beautiful seaside destinations such as Gallipoli From Grottaminarda you can get to Rome and Bari From Sannio you can reach many destinations in the north and south of Italy but also with tourist towns such as Fasano in Puglia Also with Ciampino airport there are connections three times a day Flixbus cares a lot about the safety and health of its passengers so it guarantees everyone a peaceful journey buses are sanitized at the end of each race the temperature is checked before getting on and checking the tickets and documents is touchless the EAV train that leaves from Naples to arrive in Sorrento and vice versa near the most beautiful seaside resorts of the Coast and not only 2021 with 8 daily trips on fast and comfortable trains these Campania Express trains are the latest generation Metrostar and are equipped with conditioned air e guaranteed seating The train, on the Naples-Sorrento route, will touch wonderful and historical places such as Herculaneum e Pompei and will also make a stop in Castellammare from which you can take the Faito cableway We remind you that the bus shuttles to the sea have also left Vomero in Miseno and Cuma in Miseno and Miliscola Tickets can be purchased at the EAV points of sale located in Porta Nolana the tickets are those with the right to seat tickets without seat rights can also be purchased 20 minutes before departure at the EAV ticket offices of Herculaneum Naples Porta Nolana and Naples Piazza Garibaldi you can get a free ticket for the group leader who is in possession of a special badge or other identification element of the Company or Agency to which he belongs The request must be made in advance to the EAV manager by writing to the email otseav @ elena-cuomo People with motor disabilities must use the Naples Porta Nolana station going to the info points for access to the quay while the stations of Castellammare and Pompei Villa of the Mysteries they are accessible only in the direction of Sorrento The disabled person who arrives from Sorrento and goes to Meta or Piano to request a stop at the sidewalk adjacent to the passenger building For any other information on accessibility, consult the EAV site Prices vary between the 6 and the 19 euro depending on the route traveled and the choice to make only the outward journey or both the outward and return journeys. All rates and timetables can be consulted on EAV table This commission does not entail any additional price for the user.