The Correale Museum of Sorrento will participate in the fifty-sixth edition of the TTG Travel Experience, the marketplace of tourism in Italy, which will be held in Rimini from 9 to 11 October 2019.
"For the second consecutive year, the Correale Museum will be present at the Rimini tourist fair - says the president Gaetano Mauro - The Correale Museum, defined as the most beautiful provincial museum in Italy, makes us responsible and obliges us with commitment and professionalism to continue its promotion and enhancement both in Italy and abroad. The work of reinventing the movable assets, of restoring the works exhibited in the rooms and in the warehouses, the redevelopment of the agricultural land of the museum with the creation of a typical Sorrento pergola, the initiative "Adopt a Work of Art" and the various partnership and marketing operations of the last year, have been conducted precisely in this direction. The Correale Museum is a very important cultural presence in the area and also has great versatility in hosting meetings and events of national and international caliber. Suffice it to mention the first two editions of Mod'Arte and the Concorso Lirico Città di Sorrento in which hundreds of artists from overseas participate every year. Furthermore, the wedding sector is also very attractive for the choice of the city of Sorrento, and in particular the location of the Correale Museum, for the possibility of celebrating the wedding in a unique context, inserted in the precious art collections exhibited in the rooms or in the splendid scenery of the gardens that surround it”.
Sorrento – The nervousness of a 45-year-old man from Castellammare di Stabia, who was arrested yesterday evening on charges of possession with intent to distribute narcotics, did not go unnoticed. The operation was conducted by officers from the Sorrento Police Station, who were engaged in routine patrols along the main roads of the city.
Nola – The driver of a Ford Fiesta who the other evening violently rear-ended the Mercedes A-Class carrying Antonio Cianciullo, 65, and Teresa Di Lanno, 61, a married couple originally from Marano di Napoli but resident in Sorrento, is under investigation for vehicular homicide. A new dramatic road accident adds to the list…
The two people who died in the traffic accident that occurred last night on the A16 Naples-Canosa highway, just outside Nola, were originally from Sorrento. Antonio Cianciullo, 65, and his wife, Teresa Di Lanno, 61, (originally from Marano), a school cafeteria manager for the Municipality of Sorrento. The news shocked the Sorrento community and…
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