June 2, the birthday of our Republic! 80
June 2, the Italians abolished the monarchy and elected a constitutional republican regime… On June 2, 2024, the Italian Republic turns 78.
June 2, the Italians abolished the monarchy and elected a constitutional republican regime… On June 2, 2024, the Italian Republic turns 78.
One of Rome’s most spectacular traditions will take place this Sunday: rose petals raining through the oculus of the Pantheon.
Pentecost celebrated with the ancient rite. About six thousand red roses were dropped inside the Pantheon
Mother’s Day is an anniversary, always celebrated on the second Sunday of May. May is the month that the Catholic religion dedicates to the Madonna, mother of all mothers, but it is also the month of spring and the explosion of flowers to give to mothers.
The Strawbery Festival and Flower Exhibition in Nemi will start on June 2nd. The village dresses up for the holidays. The one just around the corner will be a special edition of the Strawberry Festival because the town of Nemi has been officially included among the Most Beautiful Municipalities in Italy.
From Dante to the European Union: The Intellectual Origins of Unity and the Meaning of May 9 Although the intellectual foundations of the European Union are often associated with…
by Alessandro Romano
Once upon a time, colourful festivals were held in Rome for Flora, the fairy of flowers, between April 27 and May 3.
It was the early 1950s, years in which Italian cinema flourished again, full of hope after the war: in the wake of this rebirth, the Open Gate Club was founded in 1953; the symbol was a door that opened to indicate the end of dark times and the return to a culture of international openness.
The opinion – by Andira Vitale
It was May 1 in 1891. Half of the Fourmies, where Maria Blondeau lived as a cotton worker, was in the textile industry.
by Maria Stella
Today, May 1st, we celebrate Labor and Workers’ Day. Many artists have denounced with their works the conditions in which workers lived in different eras.
Bella Ciao is associated with the Resistance and the partisans: the words of the text evoke freedom, the fight against dictatorships and opposition to extremism, and for this reason Bella ciao is considered the symbolic song of the Italian Resistance.
The red rosebud is used to give to women on April 25, St. Mark’s Day. But why?
We celebrate the end of the Fascist regime and the occupation of Nazi Germany during the Second World War, as well as the victory of the Italian Resistance movement of partisans who opposed the regime.