Palazzo Grisolia is a historical noble residence that dates back to 1809. This cultural gem is privately owned and not generally open to the public. But, it does offer accommodations for those wanting to immerse themselves in the charm and elegance of days past. On […]
Cracking Art has invaded Cosenza. The name of this art installation comes from the English verb “to crack” meaning to break or split. It is also the term used for the chemical reaction that breaks or “cracks” the molecular structure of raw crude oil so […]
It’s Christmas and Cosenza is getting into the Christmas Spirit with these events the whole family will enjoy. Take a look at what’s expected this year!
The Chocolate Festival in Cosenza took place this weekend and the sweetness factor was high on Corso Mazzini for this much anticipated fall festival. The festival, now in its 16th year, appeared smaller than past editions but that didn’t take away from the variety of […]
The Van Gogh Alive Exhibit is like nothing I’ve ever experienced before. This spectacular exhibit, which has already had great success in cities such as Berlin, Dubai and Rome, showcases the works of Van Gogh in a new and innovative way. You are instantly transported […]
About a month ago, the second installment of the Festival delle Candele at the Svevo Castle in Cosenza took place. Last year’s event was an incredible success, so much so, that they decided to do it again this year! The castle in Cosenza, which sits […]
The Fiera di San Giuseppe kicked off last Thursday. Schools in Cosenza have been closed, traffic has been a bit nuts, but who cares! The Fiera di San Giuseppe is one of the oldest and most important traditions, not just for the city of Cosenza, […]
Today is San Valentino, the day for lovers! And, although I don’t have a Valentine myself, I love the idea of love! One of my favourite statues on Corso Mazzini has always been Hector and Andromache by Giorgio De Chirico. I’ve posted a picture of […]
There is something about the historical centre of Cosenza. It instantly captured my heart, from the first time I walked along its ancient cobblestone roads with a gelato in hand on a hot summer August afternoon back in 1997. Back then, it was still an […]
I’m still on a sugar high from this weekend’s Chocolate Festival in Cosenza. But, can you blame me? For the past 4 days, Corso Mazzini has been home to master chocolatiers from all across Italy. Not to mention, the weather was perfect to enjoy the […]
