Le Castella: a town made famous by its imposing Aragonese fortress, which, built on a smalliIsland and ‘tied’ to the town via a small stretch of land, is surrounded by clear and calm waters.
Catanzaro and its “lido”: capital town of the Calabria region, which due to its mix of culture, traffic and greenery, presents itself as chaotic and fascinating. Built on hills joined together by numerous bridges, one of these is the famous Morandi bridge, the bridge with the longest single arch in Europe.
Cropani: known mainly for its magnificent Duomo (Cathedral), with baroque-style interior and marble door from the XVI century. In the peaceful alleys of the town, one can still find ancient traditions from the past, as for example, in the cooperative for artistic embroidery of sheets, table covers, towels and much more.
