brescia

The Celts/Gauls Cenomani, the men that walked from far (*keino-far,*men-walk), named Briccia the village where the Alps meets the big Po Valley. Briccia was a big village that had not yet seen big temples nor […]

Different population, ethnicities, and cultures have fought for their independence and rights to be free to be what they are. Braveheart is the story of the Scottish independence. We have El Coragius. Fabio Volo is […]

The Iron Age The Iron age had a drastic change on how people live. Iron is easier to find and it is thus less expensive than bronze. More tools can be built, new weapons forged, […]

Our friends at il Bresciano Malmostoso have reminded us of a superstition that a lot of high school students are aware of and very often try to defy out of a dare. In the hear […]

El dialèt de Brèsa It has been said that the word dialect is a political statement to push a language into oblivion. It is definitely true that some words in dialect can be similar to […]

Among the first civilization of Italy and Europe during the bronze age we find the Ligurians. The Ligurians are a broad ethnic group defined by the explorations and travels of ancient Greeks in the Mediterranean […]

Why dedicate a whole site on one city that most of the people have not heard about? What makes this particular city in the northern part of Italy so unique? Why is this website called […]

A literature Nobel prize winner from Tuscany wrote about the amazing feats of the people of Brescia (Bresciani) and their resistance to the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the XIX century. It was the end of March […]