In Bellegra to learn about the beauties of their town together with the students of class IV! We returned to the land of panoramas to meet the small tourism entrepreneurs of the Comprehensive Institute of Bellegra, this time to talk to the greatest of their material heritage. Together with them Read more…
It’s a small world, and food unites us all! A morning with the Institute of Bellegra and the students of the elementary class III to talk about typical dishes and food and wine of their country with the help of the teachers who commit themselves every day to make known Read more…
We met with the teachers of the primary and middle classes of the School in Bellegra to start the “Tourism among Desks” project. In the next months we will meet our young tourism entrepreneurs to get to know them, but above all to let us tell from the most fearless Read more…
For me carnival has always been a long-awaited day, and the wait grew exponentially with the approaching date of the festivities. The reason why a person, especially as a kid, loves this day of celebration is soon said: it is a day of pure joy and fun where almost all Read more…
Little is known about history of Bellegra before the Romans,about Bellegra, land of Equi and Ernici there are no written documents but there are some traces of ancient ruins and above all stories and legends that shaped the souls of the locals. The testimonies at Bellegra are found in the Read more…
There are 4 steps to sainthood (servant of God, venerable, blessed and holy) and nearly one hundred religious devotees who have passed through the Franciscan Convent of Bellegra are on one of the steps of this list. How is it possible? To try to understand this first you need to Read more…
Because of its proximity to Olevano, Bellegra has seen the passage of numerous artists who during the 19th century were travelling to Italy to paint that unique mix of natural beauties and historical millennial testimonies. Here is a list of some of the painters who have immortalized Bellegra’s landscapes in Read more…
An efficient banking system is one of the requisites for economic recovery and development, and that is what happened to Bellegra in the post-war period with the cooperative credit bank, which was then called Cassa Rurale e Artigiana. Bellegra occupies a whole hillside of a mountain so as to have Read more…
This castle appears in the texts but unfortunately the ruins have not yet been found. The castle is mentioned in the 1115 Pope Easter II bull, where it is said to belong to the monastery of St. Benedict and to be near Pisoniano Civitella. Abbot Pietro IV (1123-1145) names it Read more…
St. Benedict was the founder of monasticism and Patron of Europe. Along with his sister Santa Scolastica, he was born in Norcia, Umbria, in 480 and he died in the Cassino monastery in 547. On the parallel roads, the two twins renounced their wealth and began to base their religious Read more…
