“Neapolitan is spoken in San Gennaro. The San Gennaro Treasure Museum has launched a nice initiative to disseminate the culture of the area which, in addition to the story of the history and works of art, reinforces everything because it gives the possibility of choosing the languages of the audio guides by adding the Neapolitan. […]
Cumaneidi. Ll’Odissea dint’ ‘a cumana!
Who among you has never been a “victim” of means of transport? This is an old story that opens a world on the lack of infrastructure investments in the South and … More in a book in Neapolitan verse written by Davide Brandi and entitled: Cumaneidi, or Ll’Odissea dint ‘â Cumana, (Odissey in the cumana). […]
 Scòla ‘e Ferdinando (The School of Ferdinando) – On November 27th.
– November 27, 1790 – Royal Palace of Portici (MAVV, Museum of the Art of Wine and Vine) After last Saturday’s friction with Queen Maria Carolina over her wanting to impose Austrian dishes at the Court and in the Kingdom of Napoli, Ferdinand IV will find himself (Saturday 27 November) another “cat to peel”: none […]