At Giunti Odeon, Chiara Giacobelli will present I Cammini della Rinascita. Tesori nascosti dell'Appennino centrale (Giunti) together with Guido Castelli, Extraordinary Commissioner for the 2016 Earthquake Reconstruction, and Agnese Pini, Editor-in-Chief of Quotidiano Nazionale and La Nazione. The event will be moderated by Giulia Pruneti, journalist and managing editor of the magazine Archeologia Viva.

The book

A guide to discovering the landscapes and routes reborn after the 2016 earthquake that struck the regions of Abruzzo, Marche, Lazio, and Umbria. This is a land to explore at a slow pace, encountering nature, history, legends, art, and spirituality — the very essence of this treasure chest of beauty.

I Cammini della Rinascita serves as a vital tool to help regenerate local communities through “slow tourism,” which not only follows the main routes but also encourages exploration of the surrounding areas, enhancing the artistic and cultural heritage of central Italy and revealing unexpected beauties and hidden treasures. Whether travelers or pilgrims, walkers will find unmissable destinations and both well-known and lesser-known gems to discover.

The author

Chiara Giacobelli is a writer and journalist. She holds a degree in Communication Sciences and a specialization in Publishing, Multimedia Communication, and Journalism. She has published numerous books, including a novel, travel guides, historical and cultural volumes, a biography, and several short story collections.

She writes for the cultural section of Affari Italiani and collaborates with NonSoloCinema, Luxgallery, and Radio Arancia. On the Huffington Post, she runs a blog where she tells the stories of adventurous historical figures and suggests unusual destinations in the Travel & Tourism section. She teaches Communication and Writing at various schools and universities, including the University of Camerino. She is also a popular social media influencer.