This Italian City Is the Best-Kept Secret of the Mediterranean
Discover the “Toe of the Boot”: Reggio Calabria
The “Most Beautiful Kilometer in Italy”
While tourists flock to the crowded streets of Amalfi or the canals of Venice, Reggio Calabria remains a serene sanctuary at the very tip of the Italian Peninsula. Famed for its Lungomare Falcomatà—a seaside promenade described by poet Gabriele D’Annunzio as the most beautiful kilometer in Italy—the city offers breathtaking views of Sicily and Mount Etna across the sparkling Strait of Messina.
Ancient Wonders
Home to the Riace Bronzes, two of the world’s most impressive full-size ancient Greek bronzes, housed in the National Archaeological Museum.
Bergamot Capital
This region is the world’s primary producer of Bergamot. You’ll find this “green gold” in everything from perfumes to local Earl Grey liqueurs.
Why You Should Visit Now
Reggio Calabria offers an authentic Italian experience that is increasingly hard to find. Here, the pace of life is dictated by the sun and the sea.
- Unbeatable Cuisine: Spicy ‘Nduja, fresh swordfish, and artisanal gelato.
- Crystal Waters: Pristine beaches that rival the Caribbean but with Mediterranean history.
- Gateway to Scilla: A short drive takes you to Chianalea di Scilla, the “Little Venice of the South.”
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