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Alto Tirreno Cosentino, Orsomarso mountains
In the place where Basilicata and Calabria stand side by side, between breathtaking beaches and cliffs, climbing among the wildest and most unexplored mountains in Europe.
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In the homeland of the great Mattia Preti, a very inspired painter of Caravaggesque tendency, you will know productive wonders connected to the art and manufacturing of silk, and also archaeological excavations of Greek and Roman Calabria.
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The fiumare riverbeds have the charm of a delightful western movie, they cut through territories in which the communities keep alive the traditions that date back to the Byzantine Middle Ages, a glorious past. In the area of Bovesìa there is also a particular Greek language that is related to an archaic vocabulary.
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The highest peaks among millennial special pines (type: loricato); the most charming villages of the hinterland; a fascinating journey to discover arbëreshë culture.
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The mystical places of Francesco di Paola, the most loved Calabrian saint, and the medieval villages from which you can admire crazy sunsets with the Aeolian Islands in the background.
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City of art, of commerce, of literary culture, the beautiful Cosenza is lapped by the longest river in Calabria and exhibits priceless treasures in the old town that was the capital of Brettii confederation .
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The elegance of noble palaces and castles; the fertile plain where the glorious Sybaris ruled; Codex Purpureus in Rossano Calabro, some Gospel's texts inside a manuscript illustrated by miniatures, rare byzantine art.
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A rewarding snowshoe hike, or the spring trek through the woods to breathe the purest air: the sensation to be observed by the very good wolves that take refuge in the thickest forest. Giant trees, fairytale landscapes and a mysterious stone... elephant!!
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We are in the land of the wine lovers, the most appreciated wine by connoisseurs, here we cross the coast which was the splendor of Magna Graecia and today preserves fortified architectures characterized by great visual impact.
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Here is the main airport hub, the plain of Lamezia Terme is the crucial road junction today in Calabria, as indeed it was in every era. From Lamezia you can cross the central "narrow" part of Calabria, reaching the mountain of Tiriolo where you can see both the Ionian and the Tyrrhenian seas.
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Welcome to the turquoise waters and golden sands of the icon places of Calabria seaside. Spicy meat, sweet and crunchy onions, tuna, and an ice cream called Tartufo that has attracted tourists from all over the world.
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The amazing beauty of Calabria that looked to the East, pervaded by medieval Byzantine culture; and then the visions of art by Nik Spatari, the extraordinary mosaics of Casignana, the enchanted village of Gerace.
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In Scilla the boats hunting for swordfish roam up and down the Strait of Messina, wary as if they were facing the mythological monsters of the Odyssey. In Reggio you find, as gods on Earth, the two most famous bronze warriors all over the planet.
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Popular traditions and ancient rites characterize a valley that has always been an important communication route, a vast area dotted with hectares of lush olive groves; since ancient times Savuto river has been a fundamental natural road connecting Tyrrhenian coast and the green immense Sila forest.
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