BY: Marthe de Ferrer & Lottie Limb
Procida, a tiny island in the Bay of Naples, was put on the map last year when it was awarded Italy’s Capital of Culture for 2022. This colourful destination is the first island to be given the title since the award was established eight years ago. It follows in the footsteps of cities like Perugia, Palermo, and Parma - last year’s Italian Capital of Culture.
Recipient cities (or, in this instance, islands) become a focus for improved cultural heritage and touristic development, with numerous projects and initiatives run to benefit the region. Now a quarter of the way through its tenure, Procida has numerous cultural projects on the go that are inspiring residents and tourists alike.
SOURCE: https://www.euronews.com/
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