TOP 5 Foods to try in CALABRIA, Italy!! ???????? food & travel
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Back in Calabria for more street food, this is my personal top 5 italian foods list to try in this beautiful Southern Italy region. We start with a typical cheese and salami platter, Italian's favourite way to start a meal, with a variety of cured hams, sausage and cheese with spicy onion jam. We ate this at a butcher who sources all the meats fresh from its own store.
Number 2 in the list is the famous sausage panini of Calabria, a well known street food especially in the summer season, where small towns have their street festivals and people love eating out in the streets.
Third, I show the famous stuffed eggplants of Calabria; these are bit size wonders, which you can find in traditional restaurants in Calabria (or if you have a nonna there, seh can cook the for you :D).
Number 4 is an amazing Tuna Steak Panini; this is a more recent trend in Calabria, we did not feel satisfied with the canned tuna sandwich so we went for the real thing :D
Finally, I'll show you some highlights of the Calabrian Pasticceria, the perfect dessert to have in the summer evening to find relief from the hot weather.
Hope you enjoy, let me know in the comment section! :D
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IT | TARANTO - CAMIGLIATELLO SILANO | Percorso multistradale in TIMELAPSE
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IT | TARANTO - CAMIGLIATELLO SILANO | Percorso multistradale in TIMELAPSE
1) SS106 - Strada Statale Jonica (tratto Taranto - SS534)
2) SS534 - Strada Statale di Cammarata e degli Stombi (per intero)
3) A2 - Autostrada del Mediterraneo (tratto Firmo/Sibari/Saracena - Cosenza) + giro a Cosenza fino alla SS107
4) SS107 - Strada Statale Silana-Crotonese (tratto Cosenza - Camigliatello Silano)
START: Bar Nirvana, Viale Unicef 12, Taranto (TA)
END: Camigliatello Silano (CS)
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Partenza da Statte (TA) e arrivo a Camigliatello Silano (CS).
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0:00 INTRODUZIONE
0:25 SS106
22:55 SS106radd
23:05 Sosta presso la pasticceria Martucci sulla SS106radd
23:15 Rientro in SS106radd
23:40 SS534
27:20 A2
35:00 Cosenza
36:10 SS107
44:15 Camigliatello Silano
44:43 FINE DEL VIDEO.
CALABRIA: TOP 10 CHIESE
Oggi vi porto alla scoperta delle chiese più belle della Calabria, una regione ricca di storia, arte e cultura. La Calabria vanta oltre 85.000 chiese soggette a tutela, tra cattedrali, duomi, basiliche, abbazie e monasteri.
La Basilica ortodossa di Bivongi è consacrata a San Giovanni Theristis, un monaco vissuto nel XI secolo a cui si attribuiscono diversi miracoli.
La Chiesa di San Rocco e San Francesco da Paola, di Pizzo Calabro, fu edificata nel XVI secolo.
La Cattedrale di Locri è dedicata a Maria Santissima Achiropita, cioè non dipinta da mano umana, in riferimento a un’immagine sacra della Madonna.
La Cattedrale di Gerace è una delle chiese più belle e imponenti della Calabria.
La Cattedrale di San Marco Argentano è la chiesa madre della diocesi di San Marco Argentano-Scalea.
La Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore di Tropea è la chiesa più antica e importante della città.
La Cattedrale di Maria Santissima Achiropita è la chiesa madre della diocesi di Rossano-Cariati.
La Cattedrale di Cosenza è la chiesa madre della diocesi di Cosenza-Bisignano.
La Cattedrale di Amantea è la chiesa madre della diocesi di Lamezia Terme.
La Cattedrale di Reggio Calabria è la chiesa madre della diocesi di Reggio Calabria-Bova.
This abandoned Italian town is simply AMAZING????????
I came to Calabria, southern Italy on a quest to visit its magnificent array of abandoned towns. Today I went to check out Pentedattilo, which was abandoned in 1971 because it was just too dangerous to live under an enormous rock that might fall any minute. Today, only four people live there. Join me!
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Bova - A Griko speaking village in Calabria. Italy, walking tour in 4k.
✔️ ???????? Bova, Calabria, Italy walking tour in 4k. Greek-Bovesian Village!, Griko-speaking town. Area Grecanica.
Hi my friends! Welcome to an unusual walking tour, with homemade wine tasting in a greek speaking calabrian town!
Bova is one of the Greek-Bovesian speaking villages of Bovesia, one of the two Griko-speaking areas of southern Italy. The village is inscribed into I Borghi più belli d'Italia (The most beautiful villages in Italy) list.
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Capital of the Greek Calabria and one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, Bova preserves an ancient history. The origins of Bova are linked to a legendary Greek queen, Oichista, who imprinted her footprint on the highest point of the fortress overlooking the village.
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The ancient origins of the city of Bova (Vua) are testified by the numerous archaeological finds found near the Norman Castle dating back to the Neolithic period, even if the first historically documented evidence of the existence of Bova dates back to the early years of the second millennium, when between 1040 and 1064 the Normans imposed themselves on Arabs and Byzantines in the domination of Sicily and Calabria.
On this walking tour, I take you to the old town of Bova, one of the last Griko-speaking cities, where I found so much hospitality, like a free wine tasting from a total stranger! I was walking around and filming and he invited me to his house, where he produces traditional local wine. A wonderful experience!
It is kind of difficult to arrive in this town, the road is full of curves, climbs and some areas in poor condition. It is best to arrive by car or public bus from Bova Marina.
If you visit Reggio Calabria or the south of Calabria, do not miss this town. Another nearby town that cannot be missed is Pentedattilo. Find our video here:
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00:00 Drone intro
00:36 Panoramic balcony near Piazza Roma
01:28 Via IV Novembre (municipality of Bova)
02:40 Via Maddalena
03:55 Grecanica House
04:40 Via Vescovado
05:40 Bova locomotive
06:50 Via Vescovado
09:00 Narrow streets
11:35 San Leo Church
14:00 Via Maddalena
16:18 Tasting of homemade wine by a perfect stranger!
18:56 visiting an old canteen
21:40 Via S. Costantino
22:45 Chiesa Madonna del Carmine
24:00 Cattedrale di Santa Maria dell’Isodia
26:00 Panoramic view of old town
27:00 Heading to the Castle
31:00 Finally at the top of the Castle!. Amazing view!
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Is Napoli Nice? | THE BEST PIZZA IN THE WORLD | Naples Italy Travel Vlog 2022 4K
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Places to see in ( Naples - Italy ) Gesu Nuovo Church
Places to see in ( Naples - Italy ) Gesu Nuovo Church
Gesù Nuovo is the name of a church and a square in Naples, Italy. They are located just outside the western boundary of the historic center of the city. To the southeast of the spire, one can see a block away the Fountain of Monteoliveto and the piazza of the church of Sant'Anna dei Lombardi. The square is a result of the expansion of the city to the west beginning in the early 16th century under the rule of Spanish viceroy Pedro Alvarez de Toledo. The square of Gesù Nuovo contains three prominent landmarks:
The Church of Gesù Nuovo
The Church of Santa Chiara
The spire or guglia of the Immaculate Virgin
The Church of Gesù Nuovo was originally a palace built in 1470 for Roberto Sanseverino, Prince of Salerno. The Jesuits had already built a church with this name in Naples, now called Gesú Vecchio. Political intrigues by the Sanseverino family caused the property to be confiscated, and eventually sold in the 1580s to the Jesuits for 45,000 ducats to construct a church (1584–1601) under architect Giuseppe Valeriano. The construction was also helped by local support including that of Roberta Carafa, Countess of Maddaloni. The adjacent gardens of Isabella Feltria, Principessa di Bisignano were also included in the construction. Construction of the church began in 1584. The new church retained the unusual facade, originally built for the palace, faced with rustic ashlar diamond projections.
The Church of Santa Chiara is a Gothic style church-convent built between 1310 and 1328 for the wife of Robert, King of Naples. It has a belfry that stands within the grounds at the northeast corner. The complex retains the citadel-like walls setting it apart from the outside world.
The Guglia dell'Immacolata is a monument that stands in the square in front of the church of Gesù Nuovo. It is the tallest and most ornamental of three such plague columns in Naples. Putatively, it was built to invoke the Virgin Mary's protection from the plague. Begun in the 17th century, it was completed only in 1750 after decades of pauses in construction.
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TOUR ITALIA| Altomonte Calabria| Angel La Fata #ALTOMONTE #CALABRIA #ITALIA #VIAJES #Italy
Altomonte is a town and comune in the province of Cosenza, in the Calabria region of southern Italy
El pueblo de Altomonte, rico en ríos y paisajes montañosos, se encuentra en Calabria. Hay abundantes olivares y viñedos nativos que producen los vinos balbini, ya decancados por Plinio el Viejo. La aldea se llamó primero Brahall, luego Bragalla, Antifluvius hasta 1343 y finalmente Altomonte, cuando el condado pasó al Sangineto y luego a Sanseverino, los principales de Bisignano se unieron al Ruffo de Calabria. La historia ha dejado importantes signos por descubrir en un itinerario que va desde el moderno teatro al aire libre (ahora sede de muchos eventos internacionales), a los callejones medievales, a la iglesia de Santa Maria della Consolazione , un raro ejemplo de arte gótico-angoleño. , y el Museo Cívico, ubicado en el antiguo Convento de los Dominicos.. Con el Complejo Monástico y la presencia de dominicanos, buscados por la condesa Cobella Ruffo en el siglo XV, la ciudad se convirtió en un centro de cultura; Recibió al filósofo Thomas Campanella, que aquí pensó en la Ciudad del Sol, y al novelista Matteo Bandello. A pocos pasos del convento, encontramos el castillo normando (siglo XI) y la Torre Pallotta (siglo XI), una fortaleza de base cuadrada que ahora alberga el Museo Azzinari. Finalmente, llega a la iglesia de Santiago Apóstol , de probable origen bizantino. En la parte baja del pueblo, encontramos el Complejo del Monasterio de San Francesco di Paola (circa 1635), que ahora alberga la sede municipal, considerada uno de los municipios más bellos de Italia.
Altomonte, con más de 300 ceremonias al año, se define como la aldea de bodas, ya que las bodas de toda Italia y el extranjero deciden celebrar aquí el feliz evento por la belleza de estos lugares. Entre las calles y callejones del pueblo se pueden encontrar productos típicos y artesanía local: desde vino hasta productos artesanales en arcilla, madera, mimbre, etc. Destacan las curiosas postales de madera, el bordado antiguo, los licores refinados, los dulces y los productos típicos. Incluyendo el Pan de Altomonte, por el cual el pueblo se ha convertido en un símbolo de la cocina típica de Calabria.
The village of Altomonte, rich in rivers and hilly landscapes, is located in Calabria. There are abundant olive groves and native vineyards producing the balbini wines, already decanced by Pliny the Elder. The village was first called Brahall, then Bragalla, Antifluvius until 1343 and finally Altomonte, when the county passed to the Sangineto and then to Sanseverino, the principals of Bisignano bound to the Ruffo of Calabria. The story has left important signs to be discovered in an itinerary that goes from the modern open air theater (now home to many international events), to medieval alleys, to the church of Santa Maria della Consolazione, a rare example of Gothic-Angolan art, and the Civic Museum, located in the former Convent of the Dominicans. With the Monastic Complex and the presence of Dominicans, wanted by Countess Cobella Ruffo in the 15th century, the town became a center of culture; hosted the philosopher Thomas Campanella, who here thought of the City of the Sun, and novelist Matteo Bandello. A few steps from the convent, we find the Norman Castle (11th century) and the Pallotta Tower (XIth century), a square-based fortress now home to the Azzinari Museum. Finally, you reach the church of St. James the Apostle, of probable Byzantine origin. In the lower part of the village, we find the Monastery Complex of San Francesco di Paola (circa 1635), which now houses the Municipal Headquarters, considered one of the most beautiful municipi of Italy.
Altomonte, with over 300 ceremonies a year, is defined as the hamlet of weddings, as weddings from all over Italy and abroad decide to celebrate here the happy event for the beauty of these places. Among the streets and alleys of the village you can find typical products and local craftsmanship: from wine to craft products in clay, wood, wicker etc. Remarkable are the curious wooden postcards, the old embroidery, the refined liqueurs, sweets and typical products, including the Bread of Altomonte, for which the village has become a symbol of typical Calabrian cuisine. #Abruzzo #Basilicata #Calabria #Campania #Cerdeña #EmiliaRomagna #Friuli #VeneziaGiulia #Lazio #Liguria #Lombardia #Marche #Molise #Piamonte #Puglia #Sicilia #Toscana#TrentinoAltoAdige #Umbria #Valled'Aosta #Veneto
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Naples Cathedral or The Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary or Duomo di Napoli - Naples Italy - ECTV
Naples Cathedral or The Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary, (Italian: Duomo di Napoli, Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta or Cattedrale di San Gennaro; Neapolitan: Viscuvato 'e Napule) is a Roman Catholic cathedral, the main church of Naples, southern Italy, and the seat of the Archbishop of Naples. It is widely known as the Cattedrale di San Gennaro, in honour of Saint Januarius, the city's patron saint.
The present cathedral was commissioned by King Charles I of Anjou. Construction continued during the reign of his successor, Charles II (1285-1309) and was completed in the early 14th century under Robert of Anjou. It was built on the foundations of two palaeo-Christian basilicas, whose traces can still be clearly seen. Underneath the building excavations have revealed Greek and Roman artifacts.
The cathedral gives access to the archaeological remains in the crypt of the neighbouring original palaeochristian church of Santa Restituta where there is a Greek wall belonging to the temple of Apollo, in opus reticulatum. Under the apse the peristyle of a late imperial domus can be seen; also a stretch of Roman aqueduct after the foundation of the city and a stretch of Greek road on an inclined plane.
Another attraction of the interior is the Royal Chapel of the Treasure of San Gennaro, with frescoes by Domenichino and Giovanni Lanfranco, altarpieces by Domenichino, Massimo Stanzione and Jusepe Ribera, the rich high altar by Francesco Solimena, the bronze railing by Cosimo Fanzago and other artworks, including a reliquary by French masters of the 14th century.
Other artworks include an Assumption by Pietro Perugino, canvasses by Luca Giordano and the palaeo-Christian baptistery, with mosaics from the 4th century. The main chapel is a restoration of the 18th century, with a Baroque relief by Pietro Bracci. The Minutolo Chapel, mentioned in Boccaccio's Decameron, has 14th-century frescoes.
The crypt is by the Lombard Tommaso Malvito. The façade was reworked by Enrico Alvino in the late 19th century, but retains the 15th century portal, including some sculptures by Tino da Camaino.
The church houses a vial of the blood of Saint Januarius, which is brought out three times a year, on the first Saturday in May, on 19 September and 16 December, when the dried blood usually liquefies. If the blood fails to liquefy, then legend has it that disaster will befall Naples.
A recent hypothesis by Garlaschelli, Ramaccini, and Della Sala is that the vial contains a thixotropic gel,[1][2] he also explained on the Blood Miracle of Riddles of the Dead series on National Geographic Channel.[3] In such a substance viscosity increases if left unstirred and decreases if stirred or moved. Researchers have proposed specifically a suspension of hydrated iron oxide, FeO(OH), which reproduces the color and behavior of the 'blood' in the ampoule.[4] The suspension can be prepared from simple chemicals that would have been easily available locally since antiquity.[5][6] On March 21, 2015, the blood in the vial appeared to liquify during a visit by Pope Francis. This was taken as a sign of the saint's favour of the pope. The blood did not liquify when Pope Benedict XVI visited in 2007.
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Sunset in Calabria
Enjoy my beautiful sunset in Lamezi Terme, Calabria Italy, 2019/04/27
Urlaub in Kalabrien, Italien | Catanzaro, Tropea, Skylla, Soverato | 4k Video | Kalabrien Städte
Urlaub in Kalabrien, Italien. „Karibik Europas“ – so nennen Touristen Kalabrien. Die Region liegt ganz im Süden der Apenninenhalbinsel und wird von den Gewässern des Ionischen und des Tyrrhenischen Meeres umspült. Die gesamte Küste Kalabriens ist ein zusammenhängendes Strandgebiet und daher tummeln sich hier immer viele Urlauber. Faszinierende Landschaften und Hügel mit Weinbergen, Berggipfeln und grandioser Natur. Überall zwischen den Hügeln gibt es kleine gemütliche Städte mit alten Tempeln und historischen Denkmälern. All dieser Charme ist auf dem Videoclip auf YouTube zu sehen, der von einer Drohne in 4k aus der Vogelperspektive gefilmt wurde. Sehen Sie sich einen Videoüberblick über die gesamte Region Kalabrien an, und Sie werden sicherlich Lust haben, diese Perle Italiens zu besuchen.
Hauptstadt
Die Hauptstadt Kalabriens, Catanzaro, liegt im südlichen Teil der Region direkt an der Küste des Ionischen Meeres. Catanzaro gilt als eines der größten Touristenzentren mit hervorragender Infrastruktur und ausgestatteten Stränden. Und doch gibt es viele Museen, Kathedralen, Paläste und andere Sehenswürdigkeiten.
Wie man dorthin kommt
Kalabrien kann mit verschiedenen Verkehrsmitteln erreicht werden. Die Region verfügt über Flughäfen, die Flugzeuge aus vielen europäischen Ländern empfangen. Außerdem verkehren Züge in verschiedene Städte entlang der Eisenbahnlinien und entlang der Küste in der gesamten Region. Da Kalabrien von den Gewässern zweier Meere umspült wird, können Sie mit der Fähre hierher gelangen. Alle fünf Provinzen der Region sind durch Busverbindungen verbunden (es ist möglich, eine Einzelfahrkarte zu kaufen). Es gibt jedoch Provinzen, die nur mit dem Auto erreichbar sind. Viele Touristen mieten es direkt am Bahnhof.
Klima in Kalabrien
Kalabrien ist eine warme Region mit einer jährlichen Niederschlagsmenge von bis zu 800 mm. Das Klima in den Bergen ist dem alpinen sehr ähnlich. Das Klima in der Nähe der Meeresküste ist im Sommer heiß, im Winter gemäßigt mit wenig Niederschlag. Die Temperatur im Sommer erreicht 35 * C und im Winter - bis zu -10 * C.
Großstädte
In der Region der tyrrhenischen Küste, an den Berghängen, schmiegt sich die Stadt Tropea gemütlich an. Es ist begraben in blühenden Alleen von Obstbäumen, in einem Nebel aus Nebel und dem Meer. Tropea ist eine alte Stadt. Laut Archäologen existierte die Stadt im 4. Jahrhundert v. Es kann über eine Straße mit dem Auto oder zu Fuß oder über schwer zugängliche Pfade erreicht werden. Auf dem Territorium der Stadt können Sie neben dem Felsen das Franziskanerkloster, den Dom und den Vescoville-Palast bewundern. Es gibt einen kleinen Strandbereich im Hügelbereich. Und um die ganze Schönheit von Tropea zu sehen, müssen Sie auf die Aussichtsplattform gehen.
Unweit von Reggio di Calabria liegt die Stadt Scylla (Schilla). Es kann bedingt in drei Zonen unterteilt werden - die Altstadt, das Fischerdorf und den Strandbereich mit Geschäften, Cafés und anderer Infrastruktur. Die Altstadt wurde direkt auf den Felsen gebaut und die Kathedrale von Immacolata, Ruffos Schloss verdienen Aufmerksamkeit. In der Nähe liegt das Dorf Bivongi mit einem Meisterwerk der Architektur aus byzantinischer Zeit - dem Kloster San Giovanni Teristis.
Was zu sehen
In der Region gibt es viele prächtige Städte, in denen die Atmosphäre der Antike schwebt. Die direkt auf die Felsen gebaute Stadt Tropea zum Beispiel wird die Küste der Götter genannt, mit atemberaubend schönen Stränden und klarem, türkisfarbenem Wasser. Wenn Sie nach Kalabrien reisen, verlassen Sie sich auf Ihre Kräfte, denn in der Region gibt es viele Attraktionen und es gibt etwas zu sehen. Nehmen Sie ein Video oder eine Kamera mit.
Besuchen Sie das Meeresaquarium Isola di Capo Rizzuto, um die Flora und Fauna zu sehen. Es gibt viele Quallen, Seesterne und andere Meereslebewesen. Im Aquarium können Sie das „Fühlbecken“ bewundern und sogar mit einigen Bewohnern plaudern.
Sehenswürdigkeiten
Jede Stadt in der Region hat ihre eigenen Besonderheiten. Aber es gibt Attraktionen, die besondere Aufmerksamkeit der Touristen verdienen. Besuchen Sie zuerst die Festung von Le Castella. Das Festland und die Festung sind durch einen Damm verbunden. Laut dem Philosophen Plinius wurde ein Turm von Hannibal gebaut. Archäologen behaupten, dass die Burg im 4. Jahrhundert v. Chr. gebaut wurde, um Crotone während der Kämpfe mit Pyrrhus zu schützen.
Direkt über dem Kap Scylla erhebt sich die alte Festung Rkffo. Einst beherbergte es sogar ein Kloster. Dann wurde der Turm der Festung als Leuchtturm genutzt. Heute befindet sich in der Festung ein Museum, in dem eine echte Probe eines Bootes ausgestellt ist, von dem aus Schwertfische gefangen wurden.
Im Bereich des Berggipfels von Golgatha befinden sich Gebäude eines verlassenen Dorfes, umgeben von Felsen. Dieser Ort wird die Geisterstadt Pentedattilo genannt. Heute kommen Touristen hierher, um zu spüren, wie die Zeit für einen Moment anhalten kann.
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Tropea is a small town on the east coast of Calabria, in southern Italy. It’s known for its clifftop historic center, beaches and prized red onions. Built on a former Byzantine cemetery, the 12th-century cathedral has marble sarcophagi and a painting of the Madonna of Romania, the town’s protector.
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Tropea Baia di Riaci Calabria tramonto a mare sunset beach summer SANTA DOMENICA DI RICADI
Tropea Baia di Riaci Calabria tramonto a mare sunset beach summer
lido le Capannelle di riaci SANTA DOMENICA DI RICADI
Il nome dal termine greco ”ruachione” che significa torrente, ed tra le spiagge più belle della Calabria
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Chiesa del Gesù Nuovo or New Jesus Church. WOW! - Naples Italy - ECTV
Gesù Nuovo (Italian New Jesus) is the name of a church and a square in Naples, Italy. They are located just outside the western boundary of the historic center of the city. To the southeast of the spire[clarification needed], one can see a block away the Fountain of Monteoliveto and the piazza of the church of Sant'Anna dei Lombardi. The square is a result of the expansion of the city to the west beginning in the early 16th century under the rule of Spanish viceroy Pedro Alvarez de Toledo. The square of Gesù Nuovo contains three prominent landmarks:
History
The Church of Gesù Nuovo was originally a palace built in 1470 for Roberto Sanseverino, Prince of Salerno. The Jesuits had already built a church with this name in Naples, now called Gesú Vecchio. Political intrigues by the Sanseverino family caused the property to be confiscated, and eventually sold in the 1580s to the Jesuits for 45,000 ducats to construct a church (1584–1601) under architect Giuseppe Valeriano. The construction was also helped by local support including that of Roberta Carafa, Countess of Maddaloni. The adjacent gardens of Isabella Feltria, Principessa di Bisignano were also included in the construction. Construction of the church began in 1584. The new church retained the unusual facade, originally built for the palace, faced with rustic ashlar diamond projections.[1]
When the Jesuits were expelled from Naples in 1767, the church passed to the Franciscan order. The Jesuits returned in 1821, only to be expelled again in 1848.
Art
Solimena's preliminary sketch in the Louvre, Paris
The vault frescos, representing biblical and saintly narratives that exalt the name of Jesus, were carried out by Belisario Corenzio and Paolo de Matteis. At the back of the facade is The Expulsion of Heliodorus from the Temple (1725), a baroque masterpiece by Francesco Solimena. On the four pillars which support the dome are frescos of the four Evangelists, carried out by Giovanni Lanfranco. The inside of the dome had also been decorated by Lanfranco, but this was destroyed in the earthquake of 1688. Paolo de Matteis then repainted a new dome.[2][3] The frescos of the life of the Virgin, placed on the second part of the vault up to the apse, are by Massimo Stanzione.
Surrounding the altar are three bronze bas-reliefs on a black marble base: on the left, The Supper at Emmaus (by Salvatore Irdi), on the right, The Promise of the Eucharist at Capernaum, and in the middle a reproduction of the Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci. These last two bas-reliefs are by Gennaro Calì.
Above the altar, with didactic and historical symbols concerning the mystery of the Eucharist, are eight busts of saints who glorified the Eucharist. From left to right are medallions of Saints Juliana of Liège, Stanislaus Kostka, Thomas Aquinas, Francis Borgia, Gaetano Thiene, and the blessed Lanfranc of Canterbury. Gennaro Calì completed four medallions; the third and the fourth busts are by Costantino Labarbera.
Chapel of the Visitation
The chapel of the Visitation has an altar-piece by Massimo Stanzione. Under the altar there is a bronze urn containing the mortal remains of St. Joseph Moscati (1880–1927), a biochemistry teacher at the University of Naples and head physician of the Ospedale degli Incurabili, canonized on 25 October 1987 by Pope John Paul II. His medical activities are shown in the triptych sculptured on the urn by Amedeo Garufi. The left panel shows the professor with his students, the middle the saint enlightened by the Eucharist, the right one the doctor, giving comfort to suffering and sick people at the Hospital. In 1990, a bronze statue of the saint, by Pier Luigi Sopelsa, was erected to the left of the altar.
Ex voto in Gesù Nuovo church
Chapel of Saint Francis Xavier
In the chapel of Saint Francis Xavier, the altar-piece shows Saint Francis Xavier receiving a vision of the Virgin Mary, attributed to Giovanni Bernardino Azzolino. On the upper part, three paintings on the wall by Luca Giordano and the vault frescos by Corenzio and De Matteis represent episodes from the saint's life.
Chapel of St. Francis Borgia
The canvas placed in the chapel of St. Francis Borgia (1510–1572) is attributed to Sebastiano Conca.
Sacred Heart Chapel
At the end of the right aisle, there is the Sacred Heart chapel, once dedicated to the Holy Trinity. The frescos on the side walls were carried out by Belisario Corenzio. The picture representing the holy Trinity with Groups of Saints, whose author is Guercino, is now placed on one side of the chapel of St. Ignatius.
The altar-piece displays the Virgin with Child Jesus and 3 Saint Martyrs, attributed to Giovanni Bernardino Azzolino (1560–1610).
Nativity Chapel
This has an altarpiece by Girolamo Imparato.
Mongrassano, Calabria, Italy with Gio & Dana Marie
Images of Mongrassano, a mountain village in Calabria, Italy, with Phil Angotti's Hopeful Kids (2013). Angotti's ancestors emigrated from Mongrassano to Chicago, IL USA early in the 20th Century.