A window into the heart
[Editor’s note] Kronostories has always celebrated the beauty of travel, of places and of the care that people are capable
Cinetosi (travel sickness): what it is and what we can do about it
By Sandra Jacopucci It always strikes at the worst possible moment — on the motorway, on a bend, with no
Writing as a beacon for inner exploration
by Patrizia Raimondi Writing about oneself with others. Where memories find words and words find a listening ear. Notes and
Suspended between heaven and earth. Plan de Corones and the Via Artis
Who has been lucky enough to touch the sky with a finger? It is a sensation you can experience in
Ninfa: what we hadn’t told you yet
If you’ve already visited Kronostories, you may remember our first story about Ninfa — the abandoned medieval town near Cisterna
Acquasparta. The village that returns to the 16th century every June
In Acquasparta, which features in the prestigious ‘I Borghi più Belli d’Italia’ (Italy’s Most Beautiful Villages) circuit, between Palazzo Cesi
Verucchio. The legend of Blessed Gregorio Celli and the lost fresco
by Sandra Jacopucci From up here, on clear days, the view stretches from the Apennines to the Adriatic coast, with
THE BEES OF MONTECCHIO. SAN MARINO
by Sandra Jacopucci May 20 World Bee Day I tiptoed inside. The atmosphere changes the moment you step onto the
An amphora as a home. The Almanacco della Scienza – CNR
[editor’s note] From the depths of the sea comes another piece of good news from the CNR, National Research Council.
Cingoli. Da balcone delle Marche a Borgo dei Borghi
By Sandra Jacopucci Who was Circe? A sorceress, a goddess, or a witch? And what links Cingoli to this legendary
