Jamaican jerk is more than flavor: it’s history, Maroon resistance, and ritual, cooked with smoke, earth, and memory in the mountains of Jamaica.
Spicy Grilled Caribbean Jerk Chicken from my point of view - Shutterstock
Sculpture/Statue of the only female Jamaican National Hero, Nanny of the Maroons Debbie Ann Powell - Shutterstock
Explore Queen Nanny’s legacy in Jamaica’s Blue Mountains: Maroon resistance, African spirituality, and the living memory of the Caribbean
Sanctuary of Madonna dei Miracoli Di Zitumassin - Opera propria, Pubblico dominio
The Virgin Mary appeared here to an elderly farmer, Alessandro Muzio, urging respect for the feasts days
Fallen soldiers of World War II during the fighting near the Sangro River Walter Cichetti - Shutterstock
A British and Commonwealth cemetery commemorating 2,617 Allied soldiers who fell during World War II.
Church of Most Holy Rosary in Fossacesia Di Giu.gent93 - Opera propria, CC BY-SA 4.0
A modern and beautiful tiny church on the beach
Church of Most Holy Rosary in Fossacesia Di Pietro - Opera propria, CC BY-SA 4.0
Church built in red brick at the end of the 19th century
Church of Saint Matthew in Rocca San Giovanni Di Superchilum - Opera propria, CC BY 4.0
This medieval church was reconstructed after being bombed in the Second World War
Church of Saint Matthew in Rocca San Giovanni Di Superchilum - Opera propria, CC BY 4.0
Founded in 1076 by Abbot Odorisio I, the current church dates back to the 13th century
A mosaic honors the miracle of the hen and the rooster in Saint Dominic's tomb Juan Manuel Aparicio Diez - Shutterstock
Along the Camino de Santiago faith, legend, and the journey of pilgrims converge in a town shaped by both myth and mercy.