Acerenthia
Crotone · 450 m
The ruins of old Cerenzia, left by its inhabitants in the nineteenth century.
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Beaches, villages, castles and canyons, with the drive from wherever you start: an airport, a town or where you are now.
Crotone · 450 m
The ruins of old Cerenzia, left by its inhabitants in the nineteenth century.
Cosenza · 1270 m
Lakes, larch pines and quiet: Calabria’s mountains an hour from the sea.
Vibo Valentia · 110 m
The granite headland with the most photographed beaches of the Costa degli Dei.
Vibo Valentia · 790 m
The charterhouse in the woods of the Serre, founded by Saint Bruno of Cologne.
Cosenza · 486 m
An Arbëreshë village at the foot of the Pollino, with a costume museum, an icon museum and the Easter Vallje.
Cosenza · 600 m
The religious heart of Italy’s Arbëreshë: the seat of the Eparchy, the cathedral of San Nicola di Mira and the old rock-salt mine.
Vibo Valentia · 400 m
An abandoned village among the olive trees, a few minutes from Zungri.
Catanzaro · 20 m
A Roman town among the olive trees, a stone’s throw from the sea.
Reggio Calabria · 10 m
The seafront on the Strait and the two bronze warriors that came from the sea.
Reggio Calabria · 520 m
An empty village on a spur of rock, in the heart of Greek Aspromonte.
Cosenza · 170 m
The ruins of a village on a headland, facing the island of Cirella.
Cosenza · 521 m
Home of the College of Sant’Adriano, the school that shaped Arbëreshë culture for two centuries.
Catanzaro · 5 m
The wide, pale beach of the Ionian coast, with a seafront that comes alive in the evening.
Catanzaro · 690 m
The village of the two seas: from the top you see both the Ionian and the Tyrrhenian.
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