Between Crotone and Catanzaro in the southern Italian region of Calabria, we find an area known as the Sila. This mountainous area offers incredible landscapes, quaint villages, outdoor sports, and a national park. It's a treasure trove just waiting to be discovered!The Sila This unique territory ...

"The best-kept secret in Europe" is how Belgian naturalist John Bouquet defined the Valli Cupe, the "Grand Canyon" of Calabria. Situated in the territory of Sersale halfway between the Ionian Sea and the Presila Catanzarese, Valli Cupe was discovered just a few years ago by a ...

The region of Calabria is a place that will overcome your senses. Its people will captivate you. A cradle of culture, history, and illustrious people, and yet, isolated. Pythagoras, Cassiodorus, Mattia Preti, Tommaso Campanella, Magna Grecia, Locri Epizefiri, Kroton, Kaulon, Sybarys, Thurii, Scolacium- you won't find ...

When you think of skiing in Italy, the most obvious places that come to mind are the Alps and even parts of central Italy, but the rest of the peninsula has lots to offer as well!Skiing in the Campania Region You'll find ski resorts on the ...

   Calabria is a region often underestimated from the cultural point of view, but among its mountains there are places full of history and traditions. Mount Stella rises above the village of Pazzano in the Reggio Calabria province. The Hermitage of Santa Maria della Stella, a ...

   Let's discover another heavenly stretch of the Italian coast. The Costa Viola (purple coast) is a stretch of coastline in southern Calabria that mainly includes the province of Reggio Calabria. It extends for about 35 km along the Tyrrhenian Sea running almost parallel to the ...

   Are you spending your holidays in Calabria this summer? If the answer is "yes", look no further because the Peperoncino Jazz Festival is one of the most anticipated events in Calabria! And if your answer is "no", you are still in time to book your ...

     Scilla is a small town in the province of Reggio Calabria. It is officially one of "the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy" as well as a place full of charm and mystique. Let's find out what to see in Scilla and what its coast has ...

  Thankfully, there is an increasingly growing trend among world travelers to get off the beaten path, and in Italy's case, away from the big cities and explore the countrysides and more remote locations. Perhaps this is a second, or even third trip to the "boot". ...

The Italian peninsula stretches from the Alps to the Strait of Messina with its characteristic boot shape. The Isthmus of Catanzaro in Calabria is the narrowest part of Italy. It is in fact a thin strip of land, just thirty kilometers long, that divides the Ionian Sea ...