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An initiative dedicated to the recovery of reuse, in re-use and that will see as always numerous stands by the Association "Ercolano Cultura Vintage" at the park on the sea of Villa Favorita on the dates of June 7th and 8th.

Presentation of the Royal Photo Contest, the new photography competition on Bourbon heritage sites, Thursday, May 22 at 10:00 AM at the Casa Ascione Museum in Naples.

Join us on Tuesday, May 27 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Rocco Scotellaro High School in San Giorgio a Cremano for an event focused on the value of Made in Italy. Part of the National Day of Made in Italy and the Orientalife project, the event features institutional guests, museums, and businesses. Luca Coppola (Costa del Vesuvio Consortium / Discover South) will speak about territorial marketing and active tourism in the area.

Two days of music and literature at the I Point in San Giorgio a Cremano, featuring book presentations and concerts as part of the "Ne Vedem Joi" Festival, promoted by Two Plus Two in collaboration with Discover South.

A stimulating afternoon of dialogue between students and professionals at the University of Naples Federico II, focused on urban regeneration and cultural tourism. Discover South and Two Plus Two shared their experience with the I Point in San Giorgio a Cremano as a model of social innovation and territorial development.

Discover South joins a roundtable today, May 20, at the University of Federico II to discuss the future of tourism in Eastern Naples. Director Luca Coppola will present the achievements made in promoting cultural heritage, particularly through the Villa Bruno Infopoint, a center for culture and opportunities for young people.

Wine Spot, Wines Without Barriers is an event celebrating Vesuvian wines and solidarity, organized in collaboration with Consorzio Costa del Vesuvio and Discover South. Held at the stunning Villa Campolieto, one of the most iconic venues in the Miglio d'Oro, the event promises an unforgettable evening with music, atmosphere, and unique tastings.

Strong turnout at Villa Fernandes (Portici) for the event focused on enhancing the Vesuvian cultural heritage. The importance of developing new tourism projects rooted in the history of the Miglio d’Oro was emphasized. On June 1st, the Grand Tour of the Herculaneum Academy will offer a historical walk connecting Portici and Ercolano.

The conference “The Restoration of the Vesuvian Villas: A Chance for Regional Revival”, taking place on May 26, 2025 at Villa Campolieto (Ercolano), will bring together institutions, experts, and associations to discuss the restoration and promotion of the historic Vesuvian villas as a driver for cultural, tourism, and economic development in the region.