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Roots Tourism in Orria – Celebration of Emigrants, Returns, and Future-Oriented Connections
"Enhancing and strengthening the ties between the village and those who, over the years, have left for new destinations" The Municipality of Orria has launched an ambitious project called “Turismo delle Radici” (Tourism of the Roots), an initiative aimed at enhancing...
Explore Cilento: How to Get There Easily Thanks to the New Salerno Amalfi Coast Airport
"Enhancing and strengthening the ties between the village and those who, over the years, have left for new destinations" The Municipality of Orria has launched an ambitious project called “Turismo delle Radici” (Tourism of the Roots), an initiative aimed at enhancing...
First Edition of the Ecological Walk in Orria: A Community Success
The children’s voices echoed through the old town, the little ones were the first to go, followed by the older ones who then coordinated the group. We live in a clean country, so much unexpected waste!
The Historic Monks’ Fountain of Orria
The women of the neighborhood gathered around me, sharing stories and moments from their lives. After a day in the fields, they often waited their turn to fill their jugs and jars, chatting and socializing.
The Legendary Old Vetrale Fountain
Once upon a time, my water was essential for the inhabitants of Piano Vetrale. It was used to water animals and wash clothes in a stone washhouse, before the advent of modern washing machines and running water in homes.
The Church of San Felice Martire: History and Tradition
The Church of San Felice Martire is located in the heart of Orria and is dedicated to San Felice da Nola, the patron saint and protector of the community. Built by the monks of the Convent of St Augustine between 1505 and 1562, it stands in the Torre area. Originally, there was a cemetery around the church and under its foundations, and it has been renovated several times over the centuries.
The House on the Well: A Dive into the History and Traditions of Piano Vetrale
In the past, the water from my wells was very useful not only to my owners, but also to the neighbors who came to fetch water with buckets, since the village did not yet have a water supply system.
The House Along the Corso: A Journey through Time
Passing through the archway, you enter my courtyard, once filled with the laughter of children while mothers, grandmothers, and young people from the village chatted among themselves.
The House of Paolo De Matteis: A Historical and Cultural Treasure in Piano Vetrale
My story is that of Paolo De Matteis, intertwined in a journey through time, art, and culture. I invite everyone to discover the charm of Piano Vetrale and immerse themselves in its traditions and artistic beauty.