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This Colorful Island Was Just Named Italy s Next Capital of Culture

This Colorful Island Was Just Named Italy s Next Capital of Culture Jessica Poitevien © Provided by Travel + Leisure Joao Benavides/EyeEm/Getty Images Located in the Gulf of Naples, the tiny, stunningly colorful island of Procida has officially earned the title as Italy s Capital of Culture for 2022. Procida is the first island to win this designation since the award was started in 2014, Italian Minister of Cultural Heritage Dario Franceschini made the announcement on Monday and congratulated Porcida for the achievement, saying, It will accompany Italy in the year of its rebirth. Among the 10 finalists, Procida was the only island, Lonely Planet reports. Parma was Italy s Capital of Culture in 2020 and will continue its term throughout 2021. After Porcida takes over in 2022, it will hand off the honor to Bergamo and Brescia two cities particularly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

This beautiful and colorful island will be Italy s Capital of Culture for 2022

This beautiful and colorful island will be Italy s Capital of Culture for 2022 Benedetta Geddo 20 January 2021 The vibrantly colorful island of Procida, in the Gulf of Naples, has just won the title of Italy s Capital of Culture for 2022 © Marco Bottigelli / Getty Images The tiny and beautiful island of Procida has just won the title of Italy’s Capital of Culture for the year 2022– becoming the first-ever island to do so since the award was established in 2014. Its victory was announced on Monday by Italian Minister for Culture Dario Franceschini, who congratulated Procida by saying that “it will accompany Italy in the year of its rebirth”. Procida was the only island among the ten finalists, and it will take over the title from Parma, who has held it for both 2020 and 2021; it will then hand it in 2023 to the cities of Bergamo and Brescia– the ones who were most struck by COVID-19 in Italy.

Caligula s Garden of Delights, Unearthed and Restored

Caligula’s Garden of Delights, Unearthed and Restored Relics from the favorite hideaway of ancient Rome’s most infamous tyrant have been recovered and put on display by archaeologists.  A theatrical mask in marble dust, recovered from the Horti Lamiani, the pleasure garden of the Roman emperor Caligula.Credit.Nadia Shira Cohen for The New York Times By Franz Lidz The fourth of the 12 Caesars, Caligula — officially, Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus — was a capricious, combustible first-century populist remembered, perhaps unfairly, as the empire’s most tyrannical ruler. As reported by Suetonius, the Michael Wolff of ancient Rome, he never forgot a slight, slept only a few hours a night and married several times, lastly to a woman named Milonia.

Colosseum arena set to be reconstructed with retractable floor

The Italian government is planning to add a retractable floor to the Colosseum amphitheatre in Rome so that performances can be held within the arena. The reconstruction of the Colosseum arena is a great idea which travelled around the world, said minister for cultural heritage and activities and tourism Dario Franceschini in a statement. It will be a great technological intervention which will give visitors the chance not only to see the basements but to admire the beauty of the Colosseum from the centre of the arena. Goal is to make the surface of the Colosseum arena floor usable again

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