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Monuments

Manfredonia: from the treasures of Siponto to King Manfredi’s dream. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to Manfredonia, a coastal city on the Gargano rich in history, culture, and traditions. Founded by King Manfredi, Manfredonia is a place where medieval legends intertwine with modern life, and every corner has a story to tell. Lorenzo begins the episode with Vittorio Tricarico, …

Guarda il videoManfredonia: from the treasures of Siponto to King Manfredi’s dream. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

Apricena: between history and stone. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to Apricena, a town rich in history and culture, located on the edge of the Gargano. Apricena is renowned for its prized stone, which not only defines the local architecture but has also been used in significant monuments across Italy. Throughout the episode, Lorenzo …

Guarda il videoApricena: between history and stone. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

San Giovanni Rotondo: between karst landscapes and spirituality. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us on a journey to discover a different side of San Giovanni Rotondo, moving beyond its traditional image as a place tied exclusively to the spirituality of Padre Pio. Lorenzo uncovers stories and traditions that reveal a lesser-known face of this town, rich in culture, …

Guarda il videoSan Giovanni Rotondo: between karst landscapes and spirituality. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

Rignano Garganico: in the smallest village of the Gargano. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to discover Rignano Garganico, the smallest village in the Gargano, yet rich in history, culture, and traditions. Walking through the narrow streets of this charming town, Lorenzo delves into the theme of “care,” unveiling the hidden treasures of a land whose roots trace back …

Guarda il videoRignano Garganico: in the smallest village of the Gargano. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

Mattinata: the shifting village. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to Mattinata, a place rich in history that, thanks to the countless stories it holds, seems to have always been a shifting and evolving village. The episode begins with Antonio Latino, who describes the Roman villa of Agnuli, a late antique noble residence. Antonio …

Guarda il videoMattinata: the shifting village. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

San Nicandro Garganico: from the treasures of history to the richness of tradition. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

PODCAST In this episode of Gargano Capitale, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us to discover San Nicandro Garganico, a charming village in the Gargano. Matteo Vocale, a storyteller of the region, shares insights into local traditions and the importance of the natural heritage. He introduces us to the Dolina Pozzatina, one of the largest karst sinkholes in …

Guarda il videoSan Nicandro Garganico: from the treasures of history to the richness of tradition. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

Ischitella: a journey into the silent heart of the Gargano. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

PODCAST Ischitella, an enchanting village in the Gargano, welcomes us in this new episode of Gargano Capitale. Aboard his camper, Vostok100K, Lorenzo Scaraggi takes us on a journey to uncover the stories and traditions of this fascinating town. Lina and Nunzia, singers from Ischitella, open the episode with folk songs passed down through generations. Maria …

Guarda il videoIschitella: a journey into the silent heart of the Gargano. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

Vieste: the symbiosis between land and sea. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

PODCAST For this episode of “Gargano Capitale,” Lorenzo Scaraggi stops with his camper, the Vostok100K, in Vieste, where the sea whispers ancient and modern stories. Matteo Silvestri unveils the secrets of the Trabucchi, the ancient fishing machines that resemble spiders on the water. Giorgio Olivieri, a tour guide, recounts Vieste’s deep connection to the sea …

Guarda il videoVieste: the symbiosis between land and sea. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

Monte Sant’Angelo. The departure for the story of Gargano. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

PODCAST “Gargano Capitale” starts in Monte Sant’Angelo, the Apulian capital of culture for 2024, exploring the deep connection between the sacred and the profane. Federico Scalabrino and Biagio De Nittis from the group Rione Junno welcome us with folk music. Giovanna Rinaldi tells us about the bread-making tradition in Monte Sant’Angelo and the creation of …

Guarda il videoMonte Sant’Angelo. The departure for the story of Gargano. From the podcast “Gargano Capitale. I racconti di un Monte in cammino”.

Sosandra, a 2500 year long history. Story of the archaeological excavation on the island of Sant’Eufemia.

I was in the heart of an archaeological dig. It happened last summer, July 2022. As a guest of archaeologists from the Universities of Bari and Foggia, I was on the island of Sant’Eufemia, off the coast of Vieste. The island has hosted places of worship for hundreds of years: dozens of men have stopped …

Guarda il videoSosandra, a 2500 year long history. Story of the archaeological excavation on the island of Sant’Eufemia.

Inspiration

“The Laestrygonians and the Cyclopes or the fury of Neptune do not fear, This won’t be the kind of meeting if the thought remains high and a feeling steady guide your spirit and your body.”

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