Fame di Sud Il sud Italia come non lo avete mai visto

edited by FdS Editorial Staff “Meanwhile it is good to rest here, immovable but alert, in the breathless hush of noon. Showers of benevolent heat stream down upon this desolation; not the faintest wisp of vapour floats upon the horizon; ...

by FdS Editorial Staff “After the river Sagra there is Caulonia, city founded by Achaeans, previously named Aulonia because of the near deep valley. Now it is abandoned …” Strabone (first century BC), Geography, VI, 1, 10 Ancients believed that ...

  di FdS Editorial Staff Start in Apulia Bari by Sea, a costal navigation service on a motor vessel with a tourist guide and services on board. The service supported by the Municipal Administration with its patronage, it is realized ...

On July 9th 2014, our Magazine promoted TELL YOUR SOUTH ITALY, a permanent campaign of “citizen journalism” addressed to our readers. The launch was preceded by a preview with the beautiful images of Calabria sent by Andrea Martini di Cigala. ...

    by Giuseppe Fausto Macrì It was five years ago now while I was netsurfing on the look out for information about the coastal towers of Calabria to complete my book on the Pagliapoli tower (today although a ruin, ...

A year with Fame di Sud…  

  “I pulled her slip away – not harming its thinness much; yet she still struggled to be covered by that slip. While she would struggle so, it was as if she could not win, yielding, she was effortlessly conquered. ...

  by FdS Editorial Staff The shoe factory “Cesare Firrao”, in Luzzi (Cosenza), is one of Calabria’s top excellences. Altomare brothers founded it more than forty years ago, when they returned to their home country after being emigrated in Switzerland. ...

  by Enzo Garofalo Let’s move for a moment in Northern Europe, in the Arctic snows of Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland, in the far north of Finland, on the trail of a man whose name has been travelling hundreds ...

  by FdS Editorial Staff During the summer session of the excavations entrusted to the German Archaeological Institute of Rome and University of Bonn, led by Professor Martin Bentz, inside the sicilian archaeological park of Selinunte has been made one ...