What to do near Reggio Calabria, RC

San Fili Castle in Stignano, a Wonder to be Saved

Also known as Casino San Fili, with its unusual architecture, abandoned state and view of the Ionian Sea, it draws you in like a siren's song

In the footsteps of Basilian monks in the Stilaro valley

A walking itinerary between Bivongi, Stilo and Pazzano in search of treasures of spirituality

The iron route: a journey through steelmaking Calabria

Itinerary from Monasterace to Mongiana to discover the remains of the mining industry in Calabria among villages, mountains and industrial archaeology

Costa Viola, jewel of Tyrrhenian Calabria

Seabeds of extraordinary beauty, coastlines where the precious bergamot thrives, a hinterland that surprisingly reaches snow-capped peaks

Renato Guttuso and the School of Scylla

Two memorable artistic seasons, with the Sicilian master at the center of an impromptu academy, which helped to raise awareness of Scylla's beauty

Scylla: in the light of the sunset, the viewpoint of Punta Pacì

To call it a belvedere is reductive, having the Costa Viola on one side and the Strait on the other, being able then only to imagine what marvelous underwater matches the colors of the sea

On the horizon of Scylla, the illusions of Fata Morgana.

Mirages on the sea between Calabria and Sicily, long considered supernatural phenomena and the object of great curiosity of travelers on the Strait

On the trail of the brigand Cacciadiavoli

To read his name, he sounds like the product of a serial novel, but instead he was one of those cursed heroes, burned in the fight against poverty and injustice

Scylla, from the sea to Aspromonte

Scylla's territory, which is considered mostly maritime, on the contrary wedges inland to surprising heights reserving unexpected forest landscapes

Solano, rural parenthesis between the Tyrrhenian Sea and Aspromonte.

Split between Scilla and Bagnara, the two districts of Solano share a rural setting that translates into flavors of yesteryear

The cork oak forest of Mount Scrisi

From the sea of Scylla to the mountains in its first hinterland, a nature hike to discover a typical Mediterranean habitat

Going up to Aspromonte, Melia and the Tremusa Caves.

For a variation on the seaside theme, the road from Scilla up to Gambarie holds the surprise of a well-cultivated plateau among chestnut forests