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COMMA 2

Accessible tourism

in Campania and in the world

ART. 3 OF THE ITALIAN CONSTITUTION, PARAGRAPH 2:

It is the duty of the Republic to remove the obstacles of an economic and social nature which, by limiting the freedom and equality of citizens, prevent the full development of the human person [...]

INDEX OF POST

The other Pompeii. Common lives in the shadow of Vesuvius April 6, 2024
Naples: the bronzes of San Casciano at MANN March 1, 2024
Naples: lobsters go to the Museum! February 25, 2024
Naples at the time of Napoleon February 1, 2024
In Venice with the walkways in 2014 December 9, 2023
Naples: Picasso goes to the Archive! November 18, 2023
Naples: let's meet Enrico Caruso! October 22, 2023
Norway: cruising the fjords October 1, 2023
Two days around Copenhagen September 25, 2023
Naples: Punchinello at Royal Palace! August 13, 2023
The Campania Romana section of the MANN reopens in Naples July 17, 2023
Naples: there is the Venus of rags in Piazza Municipio! July 5, 2023
Our beautiful and accessible Romagna June 5, 2023
The Jago Museum opens in Naples May 25, 2023
Spaniards and lobsters in Naples May 1, 2023
Naples: art and suburbs - Jorit's murals April 19, 2023
Magna Graecia in Naples March 15, 2023
Artemisia and Byzantines, two major exhibitions in Naples January 12, 2023
Christmas 2022: fabulous cribs and ancient nativity scenes December 21, 2022
African spirits at the Maschio Angioino November 12, 2022
Naples: the cove of Riva Fiorita October 15, 2022
Basel: art and culture on the Rhine September 17, 2022
Freiburg, a modern medieval city September 9, 2022
Strasbourg, the heart of Europe between France and Germany September 4, 2022
Heidelberg: a castle, a river and many students August 31, 2022
Colmar and the half-timbered houses August 27, 2022
The Rhine Falls in Schaffhausen August 23, 2022
Capodimonte: new exhibitions and a bistro June 20, 2022
Gallerie d'Italia: the new headquarters in Naples May 29, 2022
Vesuvius: Path 11 of the Park April 19, 2022
Vergiliano: a park, two poets and a tunnel April 4, 2022
Pozzuoli: the necropolis of Via Celle brought to light March 28, 2022
Vico Equense: Salvador Dalì and minerals March 13, 2022
Naples: a museum for the sea January 31, 2022
The Cona dei Lani, a splendid novelty in San Martino December 12, 2021
Strolling through Prague in the autumn sun November 16, 2021
Torgiano: wine, olive oil and sculptures November 11,2021
Pompeii: the Antiquarium is reborn October 1, 2021
At Vomero, following the architect Adolfo Avena September 19, 2021
Where the Hair of Venus is a waterfall ... August 21, 2021
Aquarium of Naples: a more than centennial history August 6,2021
Accessible routes in the Abruzzo Park July 26, 2021
Royal Site of San Leucio: the other side of Caserta June 17, 2021
The Natural Reserves of the Forest Police June 5, 2021
A morning with Frida Kahlo May 24, 2021
May 17th: a special day May 17, 2021
In the footsteps of the Romans in Miseno May 16, 2021
Agerola: a park and a terrace overlooking the sea May 6, 2021
The magnificent Hadrian's Villa in Tivoli May 2, 2021
An April 25, however, to be celebrated April 24, 2021
The Museum of Roman Ships on Lake Nemi April 20, 2021
Basilicata: many villages to visit April 15, 2021
Weekend in Puglia: Alberobello, Ostuni, Castel del Monte April 9, 2021
Santa Fiora: a beautiful village mentioned by Dante April 5, 2021
In Valle d'Aosta, twelve years ago ... March 29, 2021
Around the Salento, four years ago March 6, 2021
Once upon a time in Piazza Plebiscito ... February 19, 2021
We are back to the Royal Palace of Caserta! February 8, 2021
January 27: Traces of Memory in Europe January 26, 2021
St. Petersburg and New York: two river cruises January 15, 2021
Merry Christmas, against any virus! December 20, 2020
A difficult December 3rd December 3, 2020
The Maradona of Jorit November 26, 2020
Cetara: the seaside village in the TV series November 4, 2020
Luca Giordano: a great painter on display in Capodimonte October 30, 2020
The finds of ancient Stabiae come back to life October 3, 2020
Vincenzo Gemito: a new exhibition in Capodimonte September 13, 2020
Sarno: a small growing museum August 20, 2020
Saepinum: a jewel of archeology in Molise August 16, 2020
In the footsteps of Paladino July 22, 2020
Strolling in Cilento, July 2020 July 19, 2020
Even the Certosa di San Martino reopens! July 10, 2020
MATT starts again in Terzigno! June 21, 2020
We have also returned to the Bosco di Capodimonte! June 12, 2020
We are back in Pietrarsa! June 1, 2020
In Capodimonte two exhibitions fell asleep ... April 19, 2020
A street artist at the time of the corona virus April 3, 2020
The Sources of Clitunno, an Umbrian pearl March 15, 2020
Against the virus, let's review our travels! March 5, 2020
Pontecagnano: the Etruscans on the border February 2, 2020
Naples: between Corradino and Masaniello January 3, 2020
Naples: the great exhibitions from Christmas to 2020 January 2, 2020
Happy Holidays from Angelo and Adele !! December 21, 2019
A week in Val Pusteria November 27, 2019
Naples: around the Rione Sanità November 20, 2019
In Berlin, seven years ago November 5, 2019
The Castle of Lettere: the Middle Ages accessible October 27, 2019
The Faito cableway: a visit and some considerations October 20, 2019
From dark to light: the Quisisana Palace October 9, 2019
Eastern Sicily between theaters, baroque churches and Montalbano October 6, 2019
Attention: last call for Vesuvius! September 28, 2019
A tour in Portugal and a visit to Spain September 9, 2019
Two magical gardens between Lazio and Tuscany August 13, 2019
Azzinano: a painted village in Abruzzo July 31, 2019
Palazzo Marigliano and the Dolls Hospital July 16, 2019
Why another accessible tourism blog? - two years after July 10,2019
Palazzo Corigliano and the splendor of the Rococo July 10, 2019
Capodimonte: three exhibitions in the same palace June 28, 2019
Andalusia: splendor of light, baroque churches and mosques June 23, 2019
In Airola there is a Secret Garden ... June 10, 2019
Naples: a day in the historic center June 6, 2019
Herculaneum: SplendOri at the Antiquarium May 27, 2019
Are we going to see some shows? 5th episode May 22, 2019
Western Sicily between temples and sea April 14, 2019
Astroni: the oasis with volcano and lakes April 3, 2019
Villa Doria d'Angri: a hidden jewel of Naples March 27, 2019
An unusual and out of season Sardinia February 28, 2019
Naples: the church of Donnaregina, Old and New February 3, 2019
A small contribution to Holocaust Memorial Day January 27, 2019
The mouth of the Garigliano and the ancient Minturnae January 9, 2019
Scotland: castles, cliffs and a drop of whisky December 7, 2018
Are we going to see some shows? 4th episode November 16, 2018
Valogno: the land of fairy tales, all alleys and murals November 14, 2018
Quarto and Pozzuoli: the necropolises of the ancient Romans November 1, 2018
Portici: the Royal Palace on the sea October 20, 2018
Naples, Sorrento, Pompeii: around with seated warriors! September 30, 2018
Capodimonte Astronomical Observatory September 28, 2018
Pietraroja: let's go to Ciro's house! September 9, 2018
Iceland: water, fire, earth, sea August 31, 2018
Azores: the first post across the border August 8, 2018
The Royal Botanical Garden of Naples: an oasis of beauty July 23, 2018
Venafro: a little big town in Molise June 23, 2018
The Norman village of Rupecanina June 21, 2018
Useful information from Marina di Camerota June 18, 2018
The Amalfi Coast seen from the sea June 15, 2018
Are we going to see some shows? 3rd episode June 3, 2018
Paestum: an emotion that is repeated April 1, 2018
Longola: a prehistoric site on the Sarno river March 11, 2018
Valva: the villa, the park and stone spectators February 27, 2018
Buccino: from the Neolithic to today January 18, 2018
The terracotta army in the inaccessible basilica December 30, 2017
Are we going to see some shows? 2nd episode December 7, 2017
The younger sisters of Sorrento November 29, 2017
Posillipo: let's do some extreme wheelchair! November 23, 2017
Line 1 of the Metro to move inside Naples November 22, 2017
Are we going to see some shows? 1st episode November 20, 2017
Massa Lubrense: where the Sorrento peninsula ends November 16, 2017
Salerno: artist lights and more November 1, 2017
Basilicata: lakes, castles, Normans and Swabians October 17, 2017
Welcome to the sea of Castellabate! October 11, 2017
News from Herculaneum October 8, 2017
But do you really need a black list? October 1, 2017
Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae, Oplonti: daughters of Vesuvius September 14, 2017
But who were these Sidicini? September 1, 2017
The ancient Capua of the Romans (and not only) August 30, 2017
Capodimonte: the Royal Palace with the adjoining park August 28, 2017
Padula: the Charterhouse within reach of the highway August 26, 2017
Ravello: a jewel to be conquered August 19, 2017
Is Naples difficult in the wheelchair? August 18, 2017
Naples: home of the sovereigns August 16, 2017
Bridges, waterfalls and sleeping beauty ... August 14, 2017
A little cool in Molise? August 11, 2017
Taurasi: the great DOCG wine of Campania August 10, 2017
Naples: two jewels of museums August 10, 2017
Portici: trains in the middle of the sea August 9, 2017
Phlegraean Fields 2: Baia and Bacoli July 26, 2017
Phlegraean Fields 1: Pozzuoli and the Solfatara July 25, 2017
Naples: the seafront in the making July 24, 2017
Naples: the views and the castles of Vomero July 21, 2017
Royal Palace of Caserta: it can be done! July 20, 2017
Benevento: the Lombards in the South July 19, 2017
Amalfi and Minori: around with the chair July 19, 2017
Sorrento in a wheelchair: easy! July 13, 2017
Why another accessible tourism blog? July 11, 2017

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