Top 50 things to do and attractions in Reggio Calabria

It's a nice collection of local painters! However, some of the paintings are not in a good state, and are not restored properly.

It is not a big exposition, but some paintings worth seeing, also only 3eur. I was the only visitor and the staff was super friendly and helpful. So I felt like a VIP. The staff helped me to find all the paintings in the booklet. Really recommend to stop by.

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(Translated by Google) The Pinacoteca exhibits works by Calabrian artists and exponents of the Neapolitan school. Noteworthy are the paintings by Mattia Preti and Luca Giordano, and the two magnificent panels by Antonello da Messina. Sculptures include Pietro Bernini's Laocoon and Francesco Jerace's portrait of Nossis. The room dedicated to the artist Umberto Boccioni from Reggio Calabria is also noteworthy. (Original) La Pinacoteca espone opere di artisti calabresi e di esponenti della scuola napoletana. Degni di nota sono i dipinti di Mattia Preti, Luca Giordano e le due meravigliose tavolette di Antonello da Messina. Tra le sculture, il Laocoonte di Pietro Bernini e il ritratto di Nosside di Francesco Jerace. Interessante la sala dedicata all'artista Reggino Umberto Boccioni.

(Translated by Google) I was here on September 5, 2025, and it was very interesting. There were many interesting paintings on display, and it was wheelchair accessible. The problem is that THEY DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS AS A METHOD OF PAYMENT. I was told it was a temporary issue, but I don't know how true that is. I came as soon as they reopened in the afternoon, so I had it all to myself. If you find yourself in Reggio Calabria, I recommend visiting it, as it's a museum housing many works of art that beautifully tell the history of the city and its artists. It's a shame about the administration. (Original) Sono stato qui il 5/9/2025 ed era molto interessante. C’erano molti quadri interessanti esposti ed era accessibile a persone sulla sedia a rotelle. Il problema è che NON ACCETTANO LA CARTA DI CREDITO COME METODO DI PAGAMENTO. Mi è stato riferito che era un problema temporaneo ma non so quanto sia vero. Io sono venuto appena hanno riaperto il pomeriggio perciò ce l’ho avuto tutto per me. Se vi trovate a Reggio Calabria consiglio di visitarlo poiché è un museo che ospita molte opere d’arte che raccontano bene la storia della città e dei suoi artisti. Peccato per l’amministrazione.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, I was there this morning and I must say that the staff was very kind. The interiors are well-kept and well-maintained. I went today, which is Sunday, without paying the ticket (since it is the first Sunday of the month), but I can say that it is worth it even if you pay, in fact I must say that in my opinion it is a place that deserves more importance. (Original) bel luogo,sono stata lì stamattina e devo dire che il personale è stato gentilissimo.Gli interni sono curati e ben tenuti.io sono andata oggi che è domenica non pagando il biglietto(dato che è la prima domenica del mese)ma posso dire che ne vale la pena anche a pagamento,anzi devo dire che secondo me è un luogo che merita maggiore importanza.

Excellent museum! We were 2 of 20 people allowed in the room at a time to see the Riace bronzes! What a luxury compared to incredibly packed museums in Rome! It is a beautiful, clean building with clear directions to take you through all the artifacts. The Riace Bronzes are incredible and it’s hard to comprehend how perfect & how old they are. Worth a visit while in the lovely city of Reggio Calabria

Really worth the visit, particularly enjoyed the smiling figurines on the bottom floor that seemed to be quite typical of the region. Well curated with a chronological structure starting from oldest period on the top floor to earliest, a lot of well preserved artifacts and historical context on these

Very nice museum. Not big, but having impressive two bronze statues from the Greek period in Calabria. Those are two out of totally five survived statues. Manybother interestibg expinats to be seen. You will need about two hours, maximum three, to explore the museum. However worthwike to visit it!

The bronze statues are amazing. Admission is free on the first weekend of the month. It's an interesting place to learn a little about the history of Reggio Calabria.

The museum is very well organised and it’s very welcoming. There’s a lot to learn. The statues are also very beautiful but it was very disappointing to see they’re in a room with white walls and no context whatsoever (contrary to the rest of the museum). Good thing we read about them before visiting because otherwise we wouldn’t know exactly what we were looking for.

Wow! Seriously impressed! Perfectly organized with clear paths to follow, explanations in Italian and perfect English, touch panel with 3D reconstructions, perfect diffused lighting. Very interesting collection from the Neolithic and Greek time, very informative, I discovered brand new facts I didn't know (i.e. there were lead bullets you would throw with your hand during war). Impressed despite I've visited Louvre, El Prado, British museum, Vatican museum etc. An unexpected gem

Really interesting explosion about other bronze statues. I felt really immersed in the atmosphere. Also at some point I was the only visitor in that room, which felt very cool. They even let me to come back to see Bronzi statues up close due to the fact it was closed for investigation and could see only through glass.

Admission costs €5. There are no furnished rooms to visit, but there may be temporary exhibitions inside. From the upper terrace, visitors can enjoy beautiful views of the Strait of Messina and Mount Etna. The visit, including the external tour of the walls, lasts about an hour. The castle is believed to have been initially built around the 6th century AD, but reliable information about it begins around the 11th century AD. Over the centuries, it was conquered and modified by the Ostrogoths, Lombards, Byzantines, Normans, Angevins and Aragonese, the latter of whom gave it its current name. Other kingdoms succeeded one another in the following centuries. Despite the fact that the massive original towers had withstood the earthquake of 1908 well, some proposed its demolition. However, only partial demolition was carried out, and restoration and reconstruction work began only forty years ago.

So much more could be done with the surrounding grounds. There does seem to be some attempt to improve it so fingers crossed the renovation work will be completed. Reggio is a lovely city and deserves a great castle 😊

Worth visiting. It's not expensive and you get a nice scenic view of the whole Citi and can also see Sicily.

Castello Aragonese is a must-visit in Reggio Calabria! The castle is beautifully preserved and offers a fascinating look into the city’s history. It’s easy to reach, and the surrounding area is lovely for a walk. The views from the castle are stunning, and there are informative displays that make the visit even more interesting. The staff is very friendly and helpful, providing extra information.

Nice castle with interesting history and great view. Not much info inside, but you may find some guard who is willing to explain some stuff.

Beautiful, great vantage point for photos

We bought tickets (weekday) day of since the site for pre purchase wasn’t working. The castle itself is beautiful and the views are stunning.

A place where I could really pray.

(Translated by Google) The church, which stands close to the Aragonese Castle, is easily identifiable by its red dome of clear Byzantine inspiration, while the plan has 3 naves divided by a colonnade. The original church was demolished in 1916, while the current one is a project by the architect Pompilio Seno dating back to 1927 and owes its name to the fact that, since 1564, it was used by a brotherhood of nobles from Reggio, the Venerable Congregazione dei Nobili Ottimati under the title of the SS. Annunziata". The church was perhaps a private chapel of the Norman kings and this can be seen from some architectural aspects of the crypt and from the precious Romanesque-Norman mosaic floor. (Original) La chiesa, che sorge ridosso del Castello Aragonese, è facilmente identificabile per la sua cupola rossa di chiara ispirazione bizantina, mentre la pianta è a 3 navate divise da un colonnato. La chiesa originaria fu demolita nel 1916, mentre quella attuale è un progetto dell’architetto Pompilio Seno risalente al 1927 e deve il suo nome al fatto che, dal 1564, fu utilizzata da una confraternita di nobili reggini, la Venerabile Congregazione dei Nobili Ottimati sotto il titolo della SS. Annunziata”. La chiesa fu forse una cappella privata dei re normanni e ciò si evince da alcuni aspetti architettonici della cripta e dal prezioso pavimento a mosaico romanico-normanno.

(Translated by Google) I was here on September 5, 2025, and the church was beautiful. At least from the outside, since it was closed. The opening hours are terrible. A real shame. (Original) Sono stato qui il 5/9/2025 e la chiesa era bellissima. Almeno da fuori poiché era chiusa. Gli orari d’apertura sono pessimi. Un vero peccato

(Translated by Google) Small church opposite the castle. Warm face and colors and a simple interior. A very nicely decorated floor and a magnificent painting in the choir behind the altar. (Original) Petite église en face du château. Face et couleurs chaude et un intérieur simple. Un sol très joliment décoré et un magnifique tableau dans le chœur derrière l’autel.

(Translated by Google) It's a gem. The original church was built in the year 1100. Only a stone mosaic remains of it on the floor, in front of the main altar. On the main altar we can enjoy the Annunciation, a painting apparently of Flemish origin from 1690. At first it was a Greco-Roman church, hence the structure of the building and the carved stone capitals of the time. Today it is a Catholic and Jesuit church. A small wonder that excites anyone who enters it. Of course, being a Jesuit church, it has a couple of paintings of Saint Ignatius of Loyola. Also very beautiful. (Original) Es una joyita. La iglesia original fie construida en el año 1100. De ella solo queda un mosaico en piedra en el suelo, delante del altar mayor. En el altar mayor podemos difrutar de la anunciación, un cuadro al parecer de origen flamenco del 1690. En un principio era una iglesia greco-romana, de ahi la estructura del edificio y los capiteles en piedra tallada de la época. Hoy es una iglesia católica y jesuita. Una pequeña maravilla que emociona al que entra en ella. Por supuesto al ser una iglesia jesuita, tiene un par de pinturas de San Ignacio de Loyola. También muy bellas.

(Translated by Google) Small, very ancient church, even if it was rebuilt on a different site from the original in the early 1900s. It preserves the flooring (wonderful) and some columns. Small, home to a selected Catholic community in the city center of Reggio. Worth visiting. (Original) Piccola chiesa molto antica, anche se viene ricostruita in un sito diverso dall'originale ai primi del '900. Conserva la pavimentazione (meravigliosa) e alcune colonne. Piccola, sede di una comunità cattolica selezionata del centro cittadino di Reggio. Da visitare.

(Translated by Google) The church of the Ottimati (or of Santa Maria Annunziata) stands in Piazza Castello. Inside, the church has a Latin cross layout, with three naves where pillars and columns divide it, while numerous windows illuminate the environment. On the baroque style altar two columns enclose the painting of the Annunciation. In the apse of the right nave there is a large wooden crucifix. Open every day from 8.30am to 7.30pm Free entry (Original) La chiesa degli Ottimati (o di Santa Maria Annunziata) si erge a piazza Castello. All'interno la chiesa è a croce latina, a tre navate dove la dividono pilastri e colonne, mentre numerose finestre illuminano l'ambiente. Sull'altare in stile barocco due colonne racchiudono il quadro dell'Annunciazione. Nell'abside della navata destra c'è un grande crocifisso in legno. Aperta tutti i giorni dalle 8:30 alle 19:30 Entrata gratuita

Nice piazza and statue

Nice square with option to sit and relax.

Beautiful Piazza surrounded on 4 sides by 19th century regal buildings.

Beautiful square with an underground museum of the ruins found whilst building the square

Nice peaceful place, shady spots

Must be visited. Beautiful.

Excellent

Watching sunset here is amazing. The view is unreal. The sun setting behind the Sicily Island... I love reading book here just before the sunset, and watch the sky go slowly dark. I feel lucky and blessed during that time of the day.

This is the unique arena in front of the Messina Strict. The Arena is located in Reggio Calabria along "the most beautiful kilometer in the world". This a place you is visit in Calabria. Cicco Franco is an historic person of the city. In the summer this place is used for concerts, theatre etc. The people can sit in the steps watching Messina to the other side. This place is unique and only... I recommend to visit it.

beautiful, they are set up for a rally or concert today

I end up being in Reggio once every 5/6 years and the beauty of this square (or theatre) leaves me breathless every time. The natural beauty of the straight is already a lot, the statue of Athena adds more magic to the place and reminds you of the incredible history of this corner of the world

The Arena dello Stretto in Reggio Calabria is a captivating open-air theater that epitomizes the blend of cultural heritage and scenic beauty. Located along the picturesque Lungomare Falcomatà, it offers breathtaking views of the Strait of Messina and Mount Etna. The arena hosts a variety of events, from concerts to theatrical performances. Its design, reminiscent of ancient Greek theaters, adds a historical charm that resonates with both locals and tourists. Visiting the Arena dello Stretto is a memorable experience, providing an enchanting atmosphere that beautifully merges natural splendor with artistic expression.

Very nice place

Nice place

Really cool little museum! Lots of interesting info about the history of bergamot, and you can listen to everything on your phone through their audio guide, which is super handy. You also get to try some bergamot-based food and there’s a shop with so many great things - perfumes, honey, oils, and more. The staff are genuinely friendly and happy to chat, which makes the visit even nicer. It's free to enter, but you can leave a donation if you'd like. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in Reggio Calabria!

Small museum but full of interesting tools, there is an audio guide. You can also taste the bergamot ice.

A very well set out museum run by volunteers that highlights the history and uses of the Bergamot Orange and its historic importance to the Reggio Calabria region. A QR accessed app provides detailed information at various information points in a number of different languages. There is no formal entry fee and you are asked to make a donation when leaving.

Really good experience, good lesson about bergamot production. Very nice machinery and eqpt used for years for bergamot production. Entry is just your own contribution for this non-profit organisation.

We were actually thinking... would it be worth visiting a whole museum dedicated to a fruit? But it turned out to be an extraordinary experience. First of all, we were welcomed by the wonderful Signora Mimma Triglia, who introduced us to the bergamotto citrus, explaining its benefits and healing properties. We were truly touched by her warm and simple approach, by the quality of the products, and by the volunteer work that both Mimma and her lovely colleague do at the museum. If you’re thinking about visiting — please do! And make sure to say hello to the two gorgeous ladies who made our day in Reggio.

Self-proclaimed bergamot-lovers who raise and share with the tradition and culture on bergamot cultivation in southern Calabria and all the assets this fruit brings. Just asking for any kind of donation, but definitely need a support from local or national authorities! Lot of information given by the curator. You will learn how it was harvested, find historical utensils, see the products based on bergamot oil or bergamot juice and many more. A chance to buy a souvenir or local product.

Incredible history and knowledge shared by the museum lady in English. It’s definitely a highlight of my trip in Reggio Calabria. Bergamot is such important part of Calabria history-and it’s products are great for our health, definitely recommended.

ReggioCalabria,unforgetable place.

Beautiful square.

One of the must see places

Good place to visit but duomo at Messina is more beautiful then this

Nice view of this place

Very nice

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It is just across the archaeological museum . There's a monumental statue in the center.

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(Translated by Google) It's very pretty. But quite recently, unfortunately the various earthquakes that this city has suffered have destroyed its Duomo and forced them to build it again. So on. This one in particular is just over 100 years old. But it is very pretty and pleasant. (Original) Es muy bonito. Pero bastante reciente, lamentablemente los distintos terremotos que ha sufrido esta ciudad, han destruido su Duomo y les han obligado a construirlos de nuevo. Asi sucesivamente. Este en concreto tiene poco mas de 100 años de antigüedad. Pero es muy bonito y agradable.

(Translated by Google) Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of Mary. After the catastrophic earthquake of 1908 that destroyed Reggio and Messina, in 1913 Archbishop Rinaldo Rousset decided to rebuild the Cathedral of Reggio, entrusting the task to Carmelite Father Carmelo Umberto Angiolini. Envisioning the use of new materials and earthquake-proof technical measures, he designed the new building in 1917, defining it in the Neo-Romanesque style: "The reinterpretation of Romanesque and Gothic elements, influenced by the eclectic cultural movement, has given the sacred building its own characteristics, lending it originality, solemnity, and harmony." Work was completed in early 1928 to allow for the celebration of the Calabrian Eucharistic Congress. The cathedral was then reconsecrated on September 2, 1928, by Archbishop Carmelo Pujia. On June 21, 1978, with a papal bull, the cathedral of Reggio was elevated to the dignity of a minor basilica. (Original) Basilica Cattedrale di Maria Santissima Assunta in Cielo. Dopo l'evento catastrofico del terremoto del 1908 che distrusse Reggio e Messina, nel 1913 l'arcivescovo Rinaldo Rousset decise di riedificare la Cattedrale di Reggio affidando l'incarico al padre carmelitano Carmelo Umberto Angiolini che, prevedendo l'uso di nuovi materiali e accorgimenti tecnici antisismici, progettò il nuovo edificio nel 1917 definendolo di stile neo-romanico: «La reinterpretazione di elementi romanici e gotici, secondo l'influsso del movimento culturale eclettico, ha dato caratteristiche proprie all'edificio sacro, conferendogli originalità, solennità e armonia.» i lavori terminarono agli inizi del 1928 per consentire la celebrazione del Congresso Eucaristico Calabrese. La cattedrale quindi fu riconsacrata il 2 settembre 1928 dall'arcivescovo Carmelo Pujia. Il 21 giugno 1978 con bolla pontificia, la cattedrale di Reggio venne elevata alla dignità di Basilica minore.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful! The stained glass windows, rose windows, and ceiling are spectacular! It dominates the square! It's definitely worth a visit! (Original) Meraviglioso! Vetrate,rosoni e soffitto...spettacolari! Domina la piazza! Vale davvero la pena visitarlo!

(Translated by Google) Also known as the Cathedral of Maria Santissima Assunta, it is the main place of worship in the city. Rebuilt after the 1908 earthquake, it is one of the largest religious buildings in Calabria. His style is eclectic, with Romanesque and Gothic influences. The facade has three imposing portals, while inside there are three naves with sober and bright decorations. The cathedral houses important works of art and a crypt containing sacred relics. (Original) Noto anche come Cattedrale di Maria Santissima Assunta, è il principale luogo di culto della città. Ricostruito dopo il terremoto del 1908, è uno degli edifici religiosi più grandi della Calabria. Il suo stile è eclettico, con influenze romaniche e gotiche. La facciata presenta tre portali imponenti, mentre all'interno si trovano tre navate con decorazioni sobrie e luminose. La cattedrale custodisce importanti opere d'arte e una cripta che contiene reliquie sacre.

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Molto bello

(Translated by Google) I remember going there the first year I studied in Reggio. Really beautiful and impressive. Also well designed inside. Must see.👍 (Original) Ricordo di esserci andata il primo anno in cui studiavo a Reggio. Davvero bello ed imponente. Anche all' interno ben progettato. Da vedere.👍

(Translated by Google) Considered a masterpiece of baroque art, I really wanted to see the interior, unfortunately closed (Original) Ritenuto come capolavoro dell'arte barocca volevo tanto vedere l'interno purtroppo chiuso

(Translated by Google) The Reggio Calabria Lido station is a small underground station, given that above it and for the entire railway journey up to the central station, there is the seafront of Reggio Calabria. The station is very well kept and the bathrooms are very clean, even perfumed. The staff was present, even though it was 8pm... a sign that the station is not abandoned to itself, but cared for. Very different from my memory linked to this place 20/30 years ago, when it was one of the dirtiest and least safe places in Reggio. Compliments! I sincerely hope that the State Railways and the Municipality of Reggio Calabria continue on this path in keeping this station (increasingly at the center of city life) underground, clean and safe. (Original) La stazione di Reggio Calabria Lido è una piccola stazione sotterranea, dato che sopra di essa e per tutto il tragitto ferroviario sino alla stazione centrale, è posto il lungomare di Reggio Calabria. La stazione è tenuta molto bene e i bagni sono molto puliti, addirittura profumati. Il personale era presente, nonostante fossero le 20:00...segno che la stazione non è abbandonata a se stessa, ma curata. Molto differente rispetto alla mia memoria legata a questo luogo 20/30 anni fa, quando era uno dei posti più sporchi e meno sicuri di Reggio. Complimenti! Spero di cuore che Ferrovie dello Stato e Comune di Reggio Calabria, continuino su questa strada nel mantenere questa stazione (sempre più al centro della vita cittadina) sotterranea, pulita e sicura.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful. An excellent place for walking, cycling, or jogging right on the beach, with a view of the Strait of Messina and a breath of sea air. There are also equipped lidos and stages for singing and other performances. (Original) Molto bella. Ottimo posto x passeggiate a piedi, in bicicletta o x fare footing direttamente ... quasi sulla spiaggia; con il panorama dello Stretto di Messina respirando l'aria del mare. Inoltre ci sono anche i lidi attrezzati, e, palchi x spettacoli canori e non.

I found this station to be the perfect stop close to my accommodation. To my suprise this small station was very well kept, staff seemed to always be present and there was a lift. The lift was a bonus for me as I had heavy luggage.

(Translated by Google) Despite being underground, it feeds on sunlight. It is equipped with a continuously functioning elevator and there is no underpass between one platform and another. It is kept clean and there are security personnel. It's a shame that the internal rooms are closed because it could offer more services. (Original) Pur essendo sotterranea, si nutre della luce solare. È dotata di ascensore sempre funzionante e non c'è sottopasso tra un binario e l'altro. È tenuta pulita e ci sono gli addetti alla sicurezza. Peccato per i locali interni chiusi perché potrebbe offrire più servizi.

(Translated by Google) Excellent for getting right to the Reggio Calabria waterfront. It's located at the beginning of the promenade and very close to the Regional Archaeological Museum of the Riace Bronzes. (Original) Ottimo per arrivare esattamente al lungomare di Reggio Calabria. Si trova infatti all'inizio del lungomare ed è molto vicina al Museo Archeologico Regionale dei Bronzi di Riace.

(Translated by Google) It's a shame to see a facility in this state. It is a focal point of the city especially for those coming from outside to go to the seaside because it is just a stone's throw from the beach. Structurally modern and almost monumental but in total abandonment. No ticket office and all the places near the platform have been closed for some time. It's not nice if you find yourself alone, it inspires a certain fear, it doesn't feel like a safe place to me. It's a real shame especially given its centrality. Leaving the station there are also bus platforms which could have been better exploited by placing a stop for the city lines. Structurally speaking it is a beautiful modern structure that ties perfectly with the classic character of the seafront. An elevator has been added, essential for better traffic. Perhaps it can be improved by updating the lighting system with a latest generation one (it would be interesting if there were some colored light effects along the walls that hide the lift and stairs). And I believe that connections can be improved by using the external platforms as stops for regular buses. (Original) Peccato vedere un impianto in questo stato. È un punto nevralgico della città soprattutto per chi viene da fuori per andare al mare perché è proprio a due passi dalla spiaggia. Strutturalmente moderno e quasi monumentale ma in totale abbandono. Niente biglietteria e tutti i locali vicino la banchina ormai chiusi da tempo. Non è bello se ci si trova da soli, incute un certo timore, non mi sa di posto sicuro. È un vero peccato soprattutto per la sua centralità. Uscendo dalla stazione ci sono anche le banchine degli autobus che potevano essere maggiormente sfruttati mettendo una fermata delle linee cittadine. Strutturalmente parlando è una bellissima struttura moderna che lega perfettamente con il carattere classico del lungomare. È stato aggiunto un ascensore, fondamentale per una migliore viabilità. Forse si può migliorare aggiornando l'impianto di illuminazione con uno di ultima generazione (sarebbe interessante se ci fossero dei giochi di luce colorata lungo le murate che nascondono l'ascensore e le scale). E credo si possano migliorare i collegamenti sfruttando le banchine esterne come fermate per i bus di linea.

(Translated by Google) Dilapidated, dirty, and inaccessible, the administration announced its restoration months ago. Work is progressing so slowly that it can easily be said to be at a standstill. What should be the focal point of a tourist attraction like no other in the world has been reduced to an open-air landfill, a disgrace for the entire city and Calabrian community. (Original) Diroccato, sporco, inaccessibile, mesi fa l’amministrazione ne annunciava il ripristino, i lavori vanno così a rilento da poter dire tranquillamente che sono fermi, quello che dovrebbe essere il punto centrale di un’attrazione turistica senza eguali al mondo è ridotta ad una discarica a cielo aperto, una vergogna per l’intera comunità cittadina e calabrese.

I recently took a trip to Reggio Calabria, where my dear friend Martina recommended that I try "Gellateria Cesaro." As always, I value her advice. While searching for the gelateria, I noticed the Cesare building, which looked quite different to me, and there was a long queue of people waiting outside. One downside was the number of beggars who kept approaching for a euro or less. However, the staff were very polite and helpful. The variety of ice cream flavors was impressive, making it understandable if someone feels unsure about their choice. I ended up choosing pistachio, biscuits, and chocolate, and the pistachio was definitely the highlight!

Overall, disappointing …. Decent gelato, but not worth the hype. 5€ for a brioche with three scoops. 4€ for a cup with 3 flavours. Whipped cream is free. We tried mandorla, pistachio sorbet, Nutella (cesarella), biscotto, bergamotto, and stracciatella between us. Mandorla was the best, the others were fine but just average. Very very bustling at all times of day!

As a pistachio lover, I felt myself on the 9th cloud here, tasted almost all the flavours available, most of them were 10/10. The only thing is that some of the personal were not as friendly as they could be, I hope it will be improved by my next visit :)

Enormous choice of outstanding flavours. ALL delicious and worth recommending when you visit Reggio. Try ice cream in a bun - you get a sweet bun and get 3 flavours of mouth-watering pleasure of your choice 😋🩷🩶💛

It's so worth the queue to get in here. You pay first and the go to the ice cream counter. All this for only 3.50 euros. Fresh & delicious

Great gelato- sooo many fresh flavors, not too sweet. The cones looked delicious and the cup came full. Great prices and super recommend

A mixed experience – amazing taste, sadly less than amazing service. Yes, the gelato is good. Gambero Rosso gave them the “Tre Coni” for 2025, which means it’s officially among the best 72 gelaterias in Italy. That’s not just marketing — it’s recognition from people who know what they’re talking about. Some flavors are truly well balanced, interesting, and rich. You can tell they care about the product. By the way, one can choose up to 3 flavors per "coppa" of any size. But for me, the overall experience was not pleasant to say the least. It is my first time in Italy, and I have been to Cesare a few times this week. The first time, I didn’t realize you had to pay before ordering. Nobody told me, and there weren’t any clear signs (at least not in a way that would help someone who isn’t local). A few staff members got very intense with me — almost shouting — just because I didn’t know the system. I understand they’re under pressure, but it was still jarring. On that day and time the crowd wasn't even that big (maybe 3-5 people). Especially as a foreigner, it left me feeling out of place and a little dehumanized. The process is fast — too fast. You don’t really get a chance to speak or ask questions. You just have to order super quickly, and if you don’t, things go wrong. One time the crowd was very long (20+ people), and I was ordering together with someone, and the situation got tangled. I paid and one staff member already had our cups so I assumed he would take both of our orders. However, another staff member expected me to speak to him instead. I hesitated (because the other staff member had both of our cups), but then started ordering because that was what he wanted me to do – he simply became irritated and started ignoring me, then served the next person without a word. I tried to explain, but I guess at that point it didn’t matter. Thankfully, another staff member was very patient and very kind, which helped. The flavors I tried the first time were great. On my second visit, they were less so — still good, but either too sweet or just not to my taste that day. Also, after that second visit, I had a strange stomach ache a few minutes after I finished the ice cream. Nothing serious, just unexpected. I don’t have any medical allergies (I’ve done thorough testing), and I rarely have issues with food. Maybe the sugar, maybe the dairy – I’ve noticed Italian milk feels a bit different from what I’m used to in Germany. Still, it passed quickly, so I'm sure the food quality is good. Just maybe some flavors are too sweet for me, and I hadn't had food for a few hours before the ice cream on that day, so my stomach must have protested against sweets on an empty stomach TLDR: Flavors: 5/5 Waiting: 3/5 (long, but fair) Service: 2/5 (no space for newcomers or confusion, but some staff members are very kind) I’d still recommend it, the taste is very good and the prices are fair too, but with a small note: if it’s your first time, go in prepared. And maybe, try not to take it personally if things feel a little harsh.

Beautiful cathedral with incredible history. Must-see when visiting Reggio 🥰

When I went there it was saturday, there was a ceremony type of thing(I don't know what it was) and it was super crowded. But it's a nice place to see, I liked it

Very nice church in Reggio Calabria

Beautiful place to visit but when it's raining the atmosphere outside is marvellous. Me and my friends loved that duomo ❤️❤️

Beautiful.

Was a little under construction, but very beautiful

Beautiful renovation after the 1908 earthquake

Beautiful architecture

A very beautiful building which has been fully restored to look like when its was newly built

(Translated by Google) There is time until June 30 to visit the exhibition ECOSISTEMI DELL'ARTE: CREARE, CONDIVIDERE, CUSTODIRE, curated by Lorenzo Benedetti and Techné Contemporary Art. It is worth it: important things are happening in Reggio too, not to be missed. We read in the incipit of the virtual catalogue: The exhibition project for Palazzo Zerbi is proposed as a model in which art is not only an object of consumption or market but part of a sustainable cultural system that actively involves artists, the public and institutions. The idea of ​​an ecological art is based on the need to create virtuous circuits that favor the accessibility, sharing and duration of the works over time. (Original) C’è tempo fino al 30 giugno per visitare la mostra ECOSISTEMI DELL'ARTE: CREARE, CONDIVIDERE, CUSTODIRE, a cura di Lorenzo Benedetti e Techné Contemporary Art. Vale la pena: anche a Reggio succedono cose importanti, da non perdere. Si legge nell’incipit del catalogo virtuale: Il progetto espositivo per Palazzo Zerbi si propone come un modello in cui l'arte non è solo oggetto di consumo o di mercato ma parte di un sistema culturale sostenibile che coinvolge attivamente artisti, pubblico e istituzioni. L'idea di un'arte ecologica si fonda sulla necessità di creare circuiti virtuosi che favoriscano l'accessibilità, la condivisione e la durata delle opere nel tempo.

(Translated by Google) The welcome wasn't the best!! Great Fabio (I think the maitre) who offered us a warm welcome with a lot of class and elegance, very good and professional. Very nice location in the heart of the city, excellent products. (Original) Il benvenuto non era stato dei migliori!! Grande Fabio (credo il maitre )che con molta classe ed eleganza ci ha offerto una calorosa accoglienza, molto bravo e professionale. Location molto bella nel cuore della città, ottimi prodotti.

(Translated by Google) We ordered several appetizers for aperitivo, €5 each. Absolutely nothing special, cold, and a trio of focaccias consisting of three pieces of the same flavor... for a place that should be a point of reference in Reggio. The villa itself is beautiful, but invisible because, at least for us, we were seated in an area of the garden where all the umbrellas were open (it was after 9 pm). We definitely won't be returning. (Original) Preso diversi antipastini da aperitivo, 5 euro cad. Assolutamente niente di che, freddi, e tris di focacce composto da tre pezzi dello stesso gusto... per un posto che dovrebbe essere un riferimento a Reggio. Villa bella di per sé, ma invisibile poiché, almeno noi, siamo stati fatti sedere in una zona del giardino in cui tutti gli ombrelloni erano aperti (erano le 21 passate). Non torneremo di sicuro

(Translated by Google) It is truly a satisfaction to be able to see this villa in all its splendor as the citizens saw it at the beginning of its golden era. Finally, the restoration work on the facade has brought back the beauty and rich details of the Venetian style, from the balustrades to the terrace cornices. I don't know if the interior will be used but at least tourists and citizens will be able to admire all the beauty of this pearl overlooking the most beautiful seafront in Italy. This building undoubtedly gives the charm of the city's history, bringing a bit of splendor to this already beautiful seafront. The villa is historic, built immediately after the great earthquake of 1908 and due to its architectural characteristics it is one of a kind on the entire seafront. It is of great prominence. I don't think it is municipal property but the owners could donate a piece of this villa to all citizens and especially to tourists by making it visitable. Once I entered and there were no particular finishes underneath. The entrance with the three wrought iron doors, the marble staircase and the upstairs are finely crafted in detail and finishing. The rooms have the original parquet. I think they could use the rooms on the ground floor for exhibitions. While the entrance and the upstairs, if it were furnished, would already be a museum just like the great royal palaces where the furnishings and finishes speak for themselves. (Original) È davvero una soddisfazione poter vedere questa villa in tutto il suo splendore così come lo vedevano i cittadini all'inizio della sua era d'oro. Finalmente i lavori di restauro della facciata hanno riportato la bellezza e i ricchissimi dettagli dello stile veneziano, dalle balaustre ai cornicioni del terrazzo. Non so se l'interno verrà utilizzato ma almeno i turisti e i cittadini potranno ammirare tutta la bellezza di questa perla affacciata sul lungomare più bello d'Italia. Questo edificio dona senza dubbio il fascino della storia della città portando un pò di splendore a questo già bellissimo lungomare. La villa è storica, costruita subito dopo il grande terremoto del 1908 e per le sue caratteristiche architettoniche è unica nel suo genere su tutto il lungomare. È di grande risalto. Non credo sia di proprietà comunale ma i proprietari potrebbero donare un pezzetto di questa villa a tutti i cittadini e soprattutto ai turisti rendendola visitabile. Una volta sono entrato e sotto non ci sono rifiniture particolari. L'ingresso con le tre porte in ferro battuto, la scalinata in marmo e il piano di sopra sono finemente curati nei dettagli e nelle rifiniture. Le camere hanno il parquet originale. Io credo che potrebbero utilizzare le stanze del piano terra per delle mostre. Mentre l'ingresso e il piano di sopra, se venisse arredato, sarebbe già un museo proprio come i grandi palazzi reali dove l'arredo e le rifiniture parlano da sole.

(Translated by Google) Villa not visitable, very very neglected. The Venetian style statues can be visited outdoors on the seafront, very very beautiful. Shame about the structure of the villa (Original) Villa non visitabile , molto molto trascurata. Le statue in stile veneziano sono visitabili all'aperto sul lungo mare , molto molto belle. Peccato per la struttura della villa

Best for family outing

I like

(Translated by Google) The place is truly enchanting from a naturalistic and landscape point of view. The activities designed for schools are also interesting. Good food. Courteous and knowledgeable staff. The only flaw is the lack of shade especially at the amphitheater and the lack of toilet paper in the bathrooms. (Original) Il posto e' veramente incantevole dal punto di vista naturalistico e paesaggistico. Interessanti anche le attivita' pensate per le scuole. Buono il cibo. Personale cortese e preparato. Unica pecca poche zone d'ombra soprattutto all'anfiteatro e la mancanza di Carta igienica nei bagni.

(Translated by Google) A biological and adventure park worth visiting. The view offers a beautiful panorama, with a clear view of the Strait of Messina. Until October 26th, you can visit the Butterfly House, where you'll find many interesting insects from all over the world! Many of them are tropical. In addition to butterflies, there are also leaf beetles, a tarantula spider, and bracts. (Original) Un parco biologico e di avventura da visitare. La vista offre un panorama bellissimo, perché si vede benissimo lo Stretto di Messina. Fino al 26 ottobre è possibile visitare la Casa delle Farfalle, dove troverete tantissimi insetti interessanti che provengono da tutto il mondo! Molte di esse sono tropicali. Oltre alle farfalle, ci sono anche insetti-foglia, un ragno tarantola e bratte.

(Translated by Google) We visited for the first time on Saturday to visit the passionately organized insect and butterfly exhibition. The park is huge, well-maintained, and has several attractions for children. We'll be back. (Original) Siamo stati per la prima volta sabato per visitare la mostra di insetti e farfalle, organizzata con passione. Il parco è immenso, ben.curato con diverse attrattive per i bambini. Ci torneremo.

(Translated by Google) Ecolandia Park in Reggio Calabria is much more than just an amusement park; it is a technological and environmental play park that combines education, play, nature, and culture, all set in a unique panoramic location. Strengths: * Spectacular Location and Panorama: The park is located on a hill (in Arghillà), offering breathtaking views of the Strait of Messina, with Mount Etna and the Sicilian coast as a backdrop. This alone is worth the visit. * Innovative Concept: Ecolandia is divided into themed areas inspired by the four elements (Air, Earth, Water, Fire) and Greek mythology. This makes the experience more structured and educational, especially for children and school groups. * Educational Activities: It offers a variety of attractions and installations that allow visitors to experiment and learn through play on the themes of ecology, renewable energy, and science. These include scientific attractions, a mini-golf course, a fitness trail, and play areas. * Historical-Cultural Restoration: The park incorporates the Batteria Gullì, a late 19th-century Umbertine fortification, transforming it into a charming setting for cultural activities and historical explorations. * Family Friendly: It is an ideal destination for families, thanks to its large outdoor spaces, play areas, and educational workshops. Practical Aspects: * Hours and Openings: The park generally has weekend opening hours (for example, Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday), but it is always a good idea to check the official website for updated hours and prices before visiting, as they may vary seasonally. * Costs: Entrance to the park is often free, but some activities or attractions (such as minigolf or bike rental) incur an additional, usually modest, cost. * Services: There are refreshment stands (such as the Ecochiosco or L'AtTrattoria) and various services. In Summary: Ecolandia is an ambitious project that promotes sustainability in a setting of stunning landscape. If you're looking for a place where children can have fun while learning, or simply a quiet spot with a spectacular view for a picnic or a stroll, this park is a recommended stop in Reggio Calabria. It's a place that encourages reflection and interaction with the environment, with a strong connection to the history and culture of the area. My advice: Go at sunset! The view of the Strait of Messina and Sicily with the colors of the setting sun is priceless. (Original) Il Parco Ecolandia di Reggio Calabria è molto più di un semplice parco divertimenti; è un Parco Ludico Tecnologico Ambientale che unisce educazione, gioco, natura e cultura, il tutto incorniciato da una posizione panoramica unica. Punti di Forza: * Posizione e Panorama Spettacolare: Il parco sorge in una posizione collinare (località Arghillà), offrendo una vista mozzafiato sullo Stretto di Messina, con l'Etna e la costa siciliana che fanno da sfondo. Questo da solo vale la visita. * Concept Innovativo: Ecolandia è diviso in aree tematiche ispirate ai quattro elementi (Aria, Terra, Acqua, Fuoco) e alla mitologia greca. Questo rende l'esperienza più strutturata e didattica, specialmente per i bambini e le scolaresche. * Attività Ludico-Educative: Offre una varietà di attrazioni e installazioni che permettono di sperimentare e imparare giocando sui temi dell'ecologia, delle energie rinnovabili e della scienza. Troviamo ad esempio attrazioni scientifiche, un campo da minigolf, un percorso vita e aree gioco. * Recupero Storico-Culturale: Il parco ingloba la Batteria Gullì, una fortificazione umbertina di fine '800, trasformandola in uno scenario suggestivo per attività culturali e approfondimenti storici. * Adatto a Famiglie: È una meta ideale per le famiglie, grazie agli ampi spazi all'aperto, le aree gioco e i laboratori didattici. Aspetti Pratici: * Orari e Aperture: Generalmente il parco ha orari concentrati nei weekend (ad esempio sabato pomeriggio e domenica tutto il giorno), ma è sempre bene verificare gli orari e le tariffe aggiornate sul sito ufficiale prima della visita, dato che possono variare stagionalmente. * Costi: L'ingresso al parco è spesso gratuito, ma alcune attività o attrazioni (come il minigolf o il noleggio bici) hanno un costo aggiuntivo, di solito contenuto. * Servizi: Sono presenti punti di ristoro (come l'Ecochiosco o L'AtTrattoria) e servizi vari. In Sintesi: Ecolandia è un progetto ambizioso che promuove la sostenibilità in un contesto di grande bellezza paesaggistica. Se cerchi un luogo dove i bambini possano divertirsi imparando, o semplicemente un posto tranquillo con una vista spettacolare per un picnic o una passeggiata, questo parco è una tappa consigliata a Reggio Calabria. È un luogo che invita alla riflessione e all'interazione con l'ambiente, con un forte legame con la storia e la cultura del territorio. Il mio consiglio: Vai al tramonto! La vista dello Stretto e della Sicilia con i colori del sole che cala è impagabile.

(Translated by Google) Huge potential, but when I visited (mid-October) it was a bit dull. Luckily, there was the Butterfly House to visit, what a marvel! (Original) Potenziale altissimo, quando l'ho visitato io (metà ottobre) un po' spento. Per fortuna c'era la Casa delle Farfalle da visitare, che meraviglia!!!

Interesting. No tickets, you can admire the Roman baths from the road.

Awesome

Just rocks

A hidden gem.

(Translated by Google) The place is dirty, full of weeds and trash, it could be better looked after. (Original) Lugar está sujo, cheio de mato e com lixo, podia ser mais bem cuidado.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Roman Baths in Reggio Calabria, a few steps from the train station. (Original) Belle Terme Romane a Reggio Calabria, pochi passa dalla stazione ferroviaria.

Only part of the ruins of Roman baths. Looks like abandoned by government.

currently fenced off for renovation

Nice to see

(Translated by Google) Along the coast lie the remains of walls, information downloaded from artificial intelligence The Archaeological Park of the Greek Walls of Reggio Calabria (Parco Archeologico delle Mura Greche) is an important historical monument that reveals the remains of the ancient Greek walls that once surrounded the city of Reggio Calabria. Known in ancient times as Rhegion, the city was one of the most important Greek cities in southern Italy, in the area called Magna Graecia. The walls were built between the 4th and 3rd centuries BC, when the city was at the height of its development and prosperity. The park presents not only the remains of these ancient walls, but also finds from different historical periods that testify to the cultural and historical importance of Reggio Calabria. Visitors can see stone fragments of walls that once served to protect the city from invasions and attacks. Over the centuries, the city has undergone many changes and part of the walls have been damaged by earthquakes and wars, but archaeological work in modern times has enabled the discovery and conservation of these monuments. The Archaeological Park of the Greek Walls is today an important reminder of the ancient history of the city and one of the key sites of Calabria's cultural heritage. (Original) Podél pobřeží leží pozůstatky hradeb, informace staženy z umělé Inteligence Archeologický park řeckých hradeb v Reggio Calabria (Parco Archeologico delle Mura Greche) je významná historická památka, která odhaluje pozůstatky starověkých řeckých hradeb, které kdysi obklopovaly město Reggio Calabria. Město, známé ve starověku jako Rhegion, bylo jedním z nejvýznamnějších řeckých měst v jižní Itálii, v oblasti nazývané Magna Graecia. Hradby byly postaveny mezi 4. a 3. stoletím př. n. l., v době, kdy město zažívalo vrchol svého rozvoje a prosperity. Park představuje nejen pozůstatky těchto starobylých hradeb, ale také nálezy z různých historických období, které svědčí o kulturním a historickém významu Reggio Calabria. Návštěvníci mohou vidět kamenné fragmenty hradeb, které kdysi sloužily k ochraně města před invazemi a útoky. V průběhu staletí město prošlo mnoha změnami a část hradeb byla poškozena zemětřeseními a válkami, avšak archeologické práce v moderní době umožnily odkrytí a konzervaci těchto památek. Archeologický park řeckých hradeb je dnes důležitou připomínkou starověké historie města a jedním z klíčových míst kulturního dědictví Kalábrie.

(Translated by Google) At the end of April 2025 the site, identified only thanks to an explanatory sign, was completely covered by vegetation. In practice you couldn't see anything except a few pieces of stone sticking out of the weeds.... It's true, spring is a season in which the grass grows quickly, but can't we be a little more careful? (Original) A fine aprile 2025 il sito , individuato solo grazie ad un cartello esplicativo , risultava totalmente ricoperto dalla vegetazione . In pratica non si vedeva nulla tranne qualche pezzo di pietra che spuntava dalle piante infestanti .... E' vero , la primavera è una stagione in cui l' erba cresce velocemente , ma non si può fare un po' più di attenzione ?

(Translated by Google) Very interesting archaeological park, located right on the seafront of Reggio Calabria. Unfortunately there is no indication or information. (Original) Parco archeologico molto interessante, situato proprio presso il lungo mare di Reggio Calabria. Purtroppo non è presente nessuna indicazione o informazione.

(Translated by Google) The place was closed. pity I could only see him scared outside. Anyway, what you see is what you get. (Original) El lloc estava tancat. Llàstima. Només el vaig poder veure por fora. De tota manera, el que es veu és el que hi ha.

(Translated by Google) When we were there, you couldn't see the wall up close because the gates were locked. The park seemed overgrown and unkempt. There was no information board. It's a shame because it's actually an interesting sight. (Original) Als wir da waren, konnte man die Mauer nicht aus der Nähe besichtigen, da die Tore abgeschlossen waren. Der Park wirkte zugewachsen und ungepflegt. Es gab keine Infotafel. Schade, weil es sich eigentlich um eine interessante Sehenswürdigkeit handelt.

(Translated by Google) Definitely consider a visit, which should be arranged in advance. It would be worthwhile to have more exhibition space available in the Palace of Culture itself. (Original) Valuta assolutamente una visita da concordare prima. Meriterebbe maggiori spazi espositivi disponibili nello stesso palazzo della cultura

(Translated by Google) Very interesting to visit (Original) Molto interessante da visitare

(Translated by Google) Optimal (Original) Ottimo

(Translated by Google) Courtesy (Original) Cortesia

Only 1 tiny cafe in the entire place before security and a bit expensive. Another small cafe place after security, but very little options to eat on the menu. No other places to eat outside the terminal. Bus stop and taxi rank are just outside, very easy to spot them. Not many seats available and majority taken by people/locals collecting others arriving or or departing at the airport. Air con doesn’t work very well, toilets not very clean, near the cafe. Small car parking available. Car rental isn’t inside the terminal, you go outside and walk towards the roundabout and then turn right. If your flight is delayed and you have a car rental to collect it, they close at 23:00 and after that you’ll pay a “out of hours fee”. I’d advise to make a phone call and talk to them over the phone, don’t email or WhatsApp them.

Reggio Calabria Airport (REG) - “A Tragic Missed Opportunity” Overall Rating: 2/5 Stars (Due to immense potential) It is a pity and a shame that such a beautiful city as Reggio Calabria, with its rich history, incredible food scene, and stunning natural surroundings, is not having the airport it deserves. The current state of the "Aeroporto dello Stretto" is a testament to missed opportunity. The Magnificent View vs. The Mundane Facility: The contrast between the location and the building is jarring. The breathtaking view of the Strait of Messina, with Sicily and Mount Etna dominating the skyline, is one of the most magnificent sights from any airport in Italy. This natural asset alone should lead public authorities to modernize this airport and bring it to the desired level. Instead, the terminal feels dated and functional at best. Renovation is Not Reinvention: While there are indeed construction and expansion works ongoing (aimed at modernization and increasing capacity), the scope often feels insufficient. The fundamental problem is that the place should require the entire building to be scrapped totally and reinvented to match the ambition of the region it serves. A city of Reggio's stature deserves a modern, luminous, and architecturally significant gateway that can handle its growing traffic efficiently and stylishly. As it stands, the airport is merely a place of transit. It urgently needs a complete overhaul to become the classy welcoming point that this beautiful corner of Italy demands. The current approach does a disservice to the whole region.

Very early flight to London. Airport and Toilets clean but the one by gate 3 needs the lock fixed. Small cafe but adequate and nice coffee. Yes, a bit expensive but that is usually the case at airports. Security, border police 😘 and check in staff friendly.

The security staff were extremely rude and completely unable to understand English. The customer service was shockingly aggressive, dismissive, and unprofessional refusing to answer questions and simply repeating 'no.' This behavior is absolutely unacceptable and raises serious concerns about the standards of this airport

It’s a very small airport. If you arrive after 22h your only option will be Taxis. The Uber app technically works but no car will come. You can order a ride but after much wait it will be cancelled and refunded. By the door the taxi will charge you about 20~30€ to Reggio city center. For travelers thinking of an overnight at the airport it’s possible but they technically close at midnight. If you’re already there inside they won’t bother you. Another option is to go to Reggio Centrale train station and do an overnight there. The station is open 24/7 and you can catch a nap at the benches and hope on the first train which comes about 5am.

As of October 2025, still a very basic airport - once you go through security control, be prepared to sit on the ground as there's no space for at least half of the passengers. Tiny cafe is there, stuff's quite pricey (0.5l vitamin water for 4€)

One more airport not made for 21st century, with seating for maybe 1/5 of an airplane, completely overpriced taxi rip-offs (40€ vs 1.5€ bus) and overpriced food (7€ for some chips). In combination with Ryanair it completes the discount experience and you will never come again. Rating 2/5 🤌

Ok

(Translated by Google) on June 14, 2024 I went at 4 am and no one was there. I rang 6 times without anyone answering In technical terms it is an interruption of a public service which constitutes a crime. (Original) il 14 giugno 2024 sono andato alle 4 di mattina e non c'era nessuno. Ho suonato 6 volte senza che nessuno rispondesse In termini tecnici è interruzione di pubblico servizio che costituisce reato.

(Translated by Google) There is nothing to complain about, professionalism, courtesy and cleanliness. The best in Reggio Calabria as far as I'm concerned. (Original) Non c'è nulla da eccepire, professionalità, cortesia e pulizia. La migliore di Reggio Calabria per quanto mi riguarda.

(Translated by Google) Always courteous, you'll find everything you need. (Original) Sempre cortesi, trovi tutto quello che ti serve.

(Translated by Google) Very courteous and efficient (Original) Cortesissimi ed efficienti

(Translated by Google) I would be the owner of Via Fata Morgana, since the properties are on my land. They assume the title I received through my will and other authorizations. Maria Valgo (Original) Sarei la proprietaria.dellavia.fata.morgana.poiche.gli.immobili.insistonosulmiosuolo.assumonoiltitolo.avutapertestamento.ealtre.autorizzazioni.mariavalgo

(Translated by Google) Friendly and professional staff (Original) Staff gentile e professionale

Lovely place to walk and take in the sights of this lovely city. Reggio Calabria is also working hard to improve the area as can be seen in the plans for future developments. Also a number of great restaurants right by the water. Highly recommend

The Soul of Reggio - A Beautiful Walk with Epic Views. This is an absolutely amazing place for a walk along the sea. The promenade is wide and beautiful, but what makes it truly breathtaking is the stunning view of Mount Etna in the background across the strait to Sicily. The area is clearly the heartbeat of the city and is always buzzing with great energy. During our visit, it seemed like there was always something happening, from a gelato festival to live music, which added to the fantastic atmosphere. My advice is simple: take a long walk, find a good restaurant with a sea view, and just enjoy the incredible sunset and the wonderful vibes. A must-do experience when in Reggio Calabria.

A beautiful landmark with art installations all along the walking sidewalk right on the sea side , facing beautiful Sicily from one side and a remarkable architecture scene from the other side. Historical and rich place to revisit again.

The Lungomare Falcomara in Reggio Calabria is a wonderful place to visit. You can enjoy a relaxing walk along the sea with beautiful views and fresh air. In the evenings, the promenade comes alive — it’s full of people, music, and a lively atmosphere. There are plenty of benches to sit and watch the sunset, as well as cafés and gelaterias nearby. It’s a perfect spot both for a peaceful stroll during the day and for enjoying the vibrant energy of the city at night.

Simply beautiful walk. Look at the sunset pics….

Nice promenade along the seaside with beaches, bars and restaurant at the heart of reggio calabria...

The best place inside the city centre to visit the sea overlooking the island and Mediterranean sea.

(Translated by Google) A small but beautiful museum with many exhibits. Everything is well explained in Italian and English. Highly recommended. (Original) Kleines aber feines Museum mit vielen Exponaten. Alles gute erklärt in Italienisch und Englisch. Kann man empfehlen

(Translated by Google) Well set up museum with unique pieces related to sacred art. Worth a visit. I thank the guide for the passion he conveyed to us and to the director who shared her knowledge with us. (Original) Museo ben allestito e con pezzi unici legati all’arte sacra. Merita una visita. Ringrazio la guida per la passione che ci ha trasmesso e alla direttrice che ha condiviso con noi le sue conoscenze.

(Translated by Google) A museum, although not very large, full of beautiful works, some truly unique. Well looked after. To visit and recommend. (Original) Un museo, anche se non molto grande, ricco di belle opere, alcune veramente uniche. Ben curato. Da visitare e consigliare.

(Translated by Google) I brought with me 15 disabled adults and some volunteers. With patience and competence, director Lucia Loiacono illustrated each object, stopping in front of the display cases to allow observation. It was very much appreciated appearance of the museum. We will return to visit it again. (Original) Ho portato con me 15 persone disabili adulte e alcune volontarie. Con pazienza e competenza la direttrice Lucia Loiacono ha illustrato ogni oggetto soffermandosi davanti alle teche per consentire l' osservazione . È stato molto apprezzato ogni aspetto del museo. Torneremo ancora a visitarlo.

(Translated by Google) Small but very lively museum next to the Cathedral of Reggio Calabria, it is very well organized in its exhibition and the staff is kind and helpful. There are numerous thematic sections offered to us visitors. I have visited it several times both on the occasion of special exhibitions and for the laboratory activities offered to schools by the museum education section, which have grown and diversified over the years. My little students love spending time in this museum where they are challenged with new activities and routes every time. (Original) Piccolo ma vivacissimo museo accanto al Duomo di Reggio Calabria, è molto ben organizzato nell’esposizione e il personale è gentile e disponibile. Numerose sono le sezioni tematiche offerte a noi visitatori. L’ho visitato più volte sia in occasione di esposizioni particolari sia per le attività laboratoriali offerte alle scuole dalla sezione di didattica museale ,che negli anni sono cresciute e si sono diversificate. I miei piccoli alunni amano trascorrere il tempo in questo museo dove ogni volta si misurano con attività e percorsi sempre nuovi.

(Translated by Google) The Diocesan Museum of Reggio Calabria is a truly fascinating place. Its collection of sacred art includes precious goldsmithery, made with skill and dedication, incredibly detailed liturgical fabrics that reveal the art of craftsmanship and the richness of local religious tradition, remarkable paintings that span various historical periods and artistic styles and yet other works, examples of the profound devotion and talent of artists of the past. In summary, the Diocesan Museum of Reggio Calabria is a cultural and spiritual treasure. I highly recommend visiting this museum to anyone interested in the sacred art, religious history and culture of the region. (Original) Il Museo Diocesano di Reggio Calabria è un luogo davvero affascinante. Nella sua collezione d'arte sacra spiccano preziose oreficerie, realizzate con maestria e dedizione, tessuti liturgici incredibilmente dettagliati che rivelano l'arte dell'artigianato e la ricchezza della tradizione religiosa locale, dipinti notevoli che abbracciano vari periodi storici e stili artistici ed ancora altre opere, esempio della profonda devozione e del talento degli artisti del passato. In sintesi, il Museo Diocesano di Reggio Calabria è un tesoro culturale e spirituale. Consiglio vivamente di visitare questo museo a chiunque sia interessato all'arte sacra, alla storia religiosa e alla cultura della regione.

(Translated by Google) Small company with big stories to tell. The museum is located in the eighteenth-century area of ​​the archbishop's palace of Reggio Calabria and hosts works from the entire territory of the archdiocese of Reggio Calabria – Bova. The narrative path is divided into ten sections, each of which tells a small piece of the sacred history of the diocese. The museum houses precious furnishings, evidence of great craftsmanship, from sacred goldsmithery, among which I was particularly struck by the Rayed Monstrance by Francesco Jerace, to religious fabrics, such as the altar frontal, made in Messina, exhibited in the section dedicated to altar furniture. It also houses extraordinary paintings of various dates and origins. The Diocesan Museum of Reggio Calabria is a precious resource for the city and is, in my opinion, a tourist stop not to be missed. It is impeccably looked after and is managed by Dr. Lojacono, who manages to convey her love for her work to anyone who meets her. I couldn't be more satisfied. (Original) Piccola realtà con grandi storie da raccontare. Il museo sorge nell’area settecentesca del palazzo arcivescovile di Reggio Calabria ed ospita opere provenienti da tutto il territorio dell’arcidiocesi di Reggio Calabria – Bova. Il percorso narrativo è articolato in dieci sezioni, ciascuna delle quali racconta un pezzettino di storia sacra della diocesi. Il museo custodisce preziose suppellettili, testimonianza di grande maestria, dalle oreficerie sacre, tra cui mi ha particolarmente colpita l’Ostensorio Raggiato di Francesco Jerace, ai tessuti religiosi, come il paliotto d’altare, di manifattura messinese, esposto nella sezione dedicata all’arredo d’altare. Ospita, inoltre, straordinari dipinti di varia datazione e provenienza. Il Museo Diocesano di Reggio Calabria è una risorsa preziosa per la città ed è, a mio avviso, una tappa turistica da non perdere. È curato in maniera impeccabile ed è gestito dalla dott.ssa Lojacono, la quale riesce a trasmettere l’amore per il suo lavoro a chiunque la incontri. Non potrei essere più soddisfatta di così.

very beautiful theator, nice interior with 3rd floor of watching balcony.

Nicely placed building along main city walk

(Translated by Google) On April 6th I went to see Aida. Wonderful work, unfortunately I couldn't enjoy the show because I couldn't see anything. I was in stage 4 where there were three chairs in front and two in the back! How do you sell tickets knowing there's no view of the stage? I wanted to move, after the show had already begun, to an empty stage left for the authorities, a stage that remained empty of their presence but magically occupied by two boys who were certainly made to sit by complacent friends. Result... disappointment. All operas, but Aida in particular, are visual as well as acoustic spectacles and not being able to enjoy them, after having paid for the ticket, is inconceivable. (Original) Il 6 aprile sono andata a vedere l'Aida. Opera meravigliosa , purtroppo non ho potuto godermi lo spettacolo perché non si vedeva nulla.Ero nel palco 4 in cui c'erano tre sedie davanti e due dietro! Come si fa a vendere biglietti sapendo che non c'è nessuna visuale sul palco? Volevo spostarmi, a spettacolo già iniziato da tempo, in un palco vuoto lasciato per le autorità, palco che è rimasto vuoto della loro presenza ma magicamente occupato da due ragazzi che sicuramente sono stati fatti accomodare da amicizie compiacenti.Risultato...delusione. Tutte le opere ma in particolare l'Aida sono spettacoli visivi oltre che acustici e non poterne godere, dopo aver pagato il biglietto, è inconcepibile.

(Translated by Google) I wasn't there for a theatrical performance, but for a conference. I was able to appreciate the auditorium's excellent acoustics and brightness, as well as its accessible entrance with stairs and a ramp, complete with wheelchair access. It's also located on a beautiful avenue, Corso Garibaldi. With 1,500 seats between the stalls and the upper circle, it truly offers a great opportunity for anyone wishing to enjoy a theatrical performance or classical music performance. (Original) Non sono stato per uno spettacolo teatrale, ma per un congresso. Ho potuto apprezzare intanto l'acustica e la luminosità della sala, un ingresso con scala e rampa per disabili, con relativa sedia all'interno per il loro accesso. Peraltro si trova lungo un corso bellissimo, corso Garibaldi. Con 1500 posti a sedere tra platea è loggione offre davvero una buona opportunità a chi volesse godere ad uno spettacolo teatrale o di musica classica...

(Translated by Google) It is no longer a 20th century museum Contexts are rare The race bronzes are worth the detour Don’t forget Cesar gelato when leaving (Original) Ce n' est plus un musée du 20e siècle Les contextes sont rares Les bronzes de race méritent le détour Ne pas oublier gelato Cesar en sortant

(Translated by Google) Beautiful shows! I invite everyone to spend an evening at the Cilea Theater in Reggio Calabria. (Original) Bellissimi spettacoli! Invito tutti a trascorrere una serata al Teatro Cilea di Reggio Calabria.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful theater, very elegant, even the foyer has a horseshoe-shaped room with 3 tiers of boxes and a gallery with 796 seats, built in 1931. It is named in memory of the Calabrian composer Francesco Cilea Few know that on 28 February 1951 a young Maria Callas took to the stage of the Municipal Theater of Reggio Calabria, interpreting Giuseppe Verdi's Aida together with the tenor Josè Soler, with a show that opened the theater season of that year. (Original) Teatro bellissimo , molto elegante, anche il foyer, presenta una sala a ferro di cavallo con 3 ordini di palchi è un loggione con 796 posti a sedere, costruzione del 1931. È intitolato alla memoria del compositore calabrese Francesco Cilea Pochi sanno che il 28 febbraio del 1951 una giovane Maria Callas calcò le scene del Teatro comunale di Reggio Calabria interpretando l’Aida di Giuseppe Verdi insieme al tenore Josè Soler, con uno spettacolo che aprì la stagione teatrale di quell’anno.

No tickets required, but dress appropriately! If you have too much skin showing, they will provide covering to wear for 1 Euro. I was very impressed by that, so no one would be turned away! You can wear shorts and short sleeve shirts for comfort in the heat...just not too short. This magnificent place is a must-see!

The Basilica of St. Anthony is truly my place of strength. Every time I come here, I feel a powerful energy that surrounds and uplifts me. The atmosphere is so unique and deeply spiritual that it’s impossible to leave without feeling renewed and inspired. A must-visit for anyone who wants to experience something beyond the ordinary.

The exterior is a melange of architectural styles, fairly plain brickwork but with Byzantine minarets and domes reminiscent of the Hagia Sophia of Istanbul. Internally it is pure Gothic with wonderful sculptures and artwork. The scale is vast and the ceilings almost disappear into the distance, many covered by netting to catch falling debris. This is a site of pilgrimage for followers of Saint Anthony and there was a line to enter the chapels containing his relics. The lighting is very dim so the architecture is not shown to best advantage but nevertheless the effect is inspiring.

It was a great blessing and goosebumping experience to have a dharhsan at St. Antony's basilica at Padova. One could feel the positive divine vibration the moment enters into the Basilica. Indeed, we spent more time in the Basilica in prayer and meditation. St. Antony of Padova is the patron saint for lost objects. St. Antony of Padova is widely celebrated saint in South India. We had a opportunity to pray at his cemetery, tonsee his unperished tounge and jaw. His incorruptible relic is housed in this basilica.

Due to our ancestral devotion to St. Anthony, my wife and I made a point to visit Padua, and the cathedral here is truly mesmerizing. Having visited Lisbon as well, we were particularly struck by the abundance of St. Anthony’s relics housed in this beautiful church. You will find St Anthony's pillow stone, uncorrupted tongue of St Anthony, Jaw bone with teeth, vocal apparatus, skin from head, cassock, St Anthony's finger, hair. Plus relics of other saints and items from cross on which Jesus died

One of the most magnificent basilicas you will ever see. Its fame rests not only on its architectural beauty but also on the spiritual aura that resides within the basilica. It houses the mortal remains of St Antony of Padua. It also has the relics of more than a dozen other saints including St Pope John Paul II. Catholics from all over the world flock to the Basilica throughout the year. One thing that catches our eyes is the altar that has all the relics.

Amazing inside and outside. Went for a walk by night and it was very never with the moonlight. The interior is superb, lots of different Chappelle with amazing art and, of course the saint Anthony spaces for pilgrims. Please, respect the place, there's people praying

Another government building on thos square.

Should definan see it, it’s right next to the plaza and you can keep on walking Dow the streets

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building, which has two floors with an almost square plan. On the ground floor it is divided into two parts connected by a large tunnel that connects Corso Garibaldi and the parallel Via Miraglia. On the first floor there are large rooms full of Art Nouveau decorations. Among them we find: the "Chandelier Hall", the "Mayor's Hall", the "Municipal Council Hall" and the "Council Hall". (Original) Bellissimo edificio, che si presenta a due piani con planimetria quasi quadrata. Al piano terrà risulta suddiviso in due parti connesse da una grande galleria che collega il Corso Garibaldi e la parallela via Miraglia. Al primo piano si trovano ampie stanze ricche di decorazioni in stile liberty. Tra di esse troviamo: la "Sala dei Lampadari", la "Sala del Sindaco", la "Sala della Giunta Municipale" e la "Sala del Consiglio".

(Translated by Google) Palace rebuilt in 1918/21, after the destruction of the 1908 earthquake. It houses the political part of the city government. . On the first floor there are large rooms full of Art Nouveau decorations. Among them we find: the "Chandelier Hall", the "Mayor's Hall", the "Municipal Council Hall" and the "Council Hall". It is possible to visit the building on office days and hours... (Original) Palazzo ricostruito nel 1918/21, dopo la distruzione del terremoto del 1908. Ospita la parte politica del governo cittadino. . Al primo piano si trovano ampie stanze ricche di decorazioni in stile liberty. Tra di esse troviamo: la "Sala dei Lampadari", la "Sala del Sindaco", la "Sala della Giunta Municipale" e la "Sala del Consiglio".È possibile visitare il palazzo nei giorni e negli orari di ufficio...

(Translated by Google) We saw an excellent vespa exhibition 😁 (Original) Vimos una excelente exposición de vespa 😁

(Translated by Google) The building is the current seat of the Municipal Administration and is entitled to San Giorgio, who represents the co-patron of the city together with the patron represented by Maria SS. Mother of Consolation. Destroyed following the 1908 earthquake, it was rebuilt starting in 1918 and completed in 1921 based on a design by the Palermo architect Ernesto Basile, a well-known exponent of international liberty. The official inauguration took place on 27 April 1922 in the presence of King Vittorio Emanuele III. (Original) L’edificio è l'attuale sede dell’ Amministrazione Comunale es è intitolato a San Giorgio, che rappresenta il compatrono della città insieme alla patrona rappresentata da Maria SS. Madre della Consolazione. Distrutto in seguito al sisma del 1908, fu ricostruito a partire dal 1918 ed ultimato nel 1921 su progetto dell’architetto palermitano Ernesto Basile, esponente di chiara fama del liberty internazionale. L'inaugurazione ufficiale avvenne il 27 aprile 1922 alla presenza del Re Vittorio Emanuele III.

(Translated by Google) Town hall a stone's throw from the seafront. Sumptuous and spectacular interiors. Its rooms are ideal for a civic wedding. (Original) Palazzo comunale a due passi dal lungomare. Interni sfarzosi e spettacolari. Le sue sale sono ideali per un matrimonio civico.

It's small but its nice and not crowded. The ticket price is super reasonable and they even have a Picasso amongst italian artists.

We went in June; it was nearly empty and warm. An older gentleman was very informative and courteous (he spoke English as well) with the backstory of the palazzo

Beautiful place

(Translated by Google) If you are in Reggio you cannot miss a visit to the Palazzo della Cultura where there is a permanent exhibition of works of art seized from organized crime that includes paintings by important artists of the twentieth century such as Carrà, Dalì, De Chirico, Ligabue and many others. There are also temporary exhibitions, a collection of local paintings and on the top floor some model railways with working trains from the 60s. The ticket price is symbolic and the staff is kind, welcoming and helpful. (Original) Se siete a Reggio non potete perdervi una visita al Palazzo delle Cultura dove è presente una esposizione permanente di opere d’arte sequestrate alla criminalità organizzata che comprende quadri di importanti artisti del Novecento come Carrà, Dalì, De Chirico, Ligabue e molti altri. Sono presenti inoltre mostre temporanee, una collezione di pittura locale e all’ultimo piano dei plastici ferroviari con trenini funzionanti degli anni 60. Costo del biglietto simbolico e personale gentile, accogliente e disponibile.

(Translated by Google) A permanent exhibition featuring important works seized from criminals and returned by Calabrian institutions to the community. A beautiful sign of redemption for this area, rich in history and culture as well as nature. (Original) Mostra permanente con opere importanti sequestrate alla criminalità e, restituite dalle istituzioni calabresi alla comunità. Un bel segno di riscatto per questo territorio ricco di storia e cultura oltre che di natura.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful museum housing important paintings by artists such as Dalí, De Chirico, Fontana, Carrà, Ligabue, and Cascella, to name a few. The museum opened in 2016 following the acquisition of numerous paintings confiscated from an entrepreneur with ties to the 'Ndrangheta and made available for public viewing. (Original) Bellissimo museo che ospita importanti dipinti di artisti come Dalì, De Chirico, Fontana, Carrà, Ligabue, Cascella, solo per citarne alcuni. Il museo ha aperto nel 2016 in seguito all'acquisizione di numerosi dipinti confiscati ad un imprenditore vicino all'ndrangheta e messi a disposizione per la fruizione della collettività.

(Translated by Google) It is a noble palace that has had many vicissitudes, a few years ago it was returned to the citizens and tourists who want and appreciate seeing paintings of excellent workmanship executed by the great painters of the last century such as Giorgio De Chirico, Lucio Fontana, Mario Sironi, Remo Brindisi, Agostino Bonalumi, Michele Cascella, Carlo Carrà, Ottone Rosai, Pietro Annigoni, Raffaele De Rosà, Virgilio Guidi, Aligi Sassu and many others. (Original) È un palazzo nobiliare che ha avuto molte vicissitudini, da qualche anno è stato riconsegnato ai cittadini e turisti che hanno voglia e gradiscono vedere quadri di ottima fattura eseguiti dai grandi pittori del secolo scorso come Giorgio De Chirico, Lucio Fontana, Mario Sironi, Remo Brindisi, Agostino Bonalumi, Michele Cascella, Carlo Carrà, Ottone Rosai, Pietro Annigoni, Raffaele De Rosà, Virgilio Guidi, Aligi Sassu e tanti altri

(Translated by Google) Finally this beautiful fort has been re-evaluated after years of abandonment and neglect. It enjoys an excellent view, I hope it will be used as soon as possible for cultural events and that at least on Sundays it will remain accessible. (Original) Finalmente questo bellissimo fortino è stato rivalutato dopo anni di abbandono e trascuratezza. Gode di un ottimo panorama , mi auguro venga utilizzato al più presto per eventi culturali e che almeno la domenica resti accessibile.

(Translated by Google) I cannot believe how the authorities, local crime and people's mentality allow such environmental pollution. The ubiquitous garbage effectively obscures the beautiful views from the hill. There isn't much at the top either. The man effectively spoiled the views around. (Original) Nie potrafię się nadziwić, jak władza, lokalna przestępczość i mentalność ludzi pozwala na takie zanieczyszczenie środowiska. Wszędobylskie śmieci skutecznie przyćmiewają piękne widoki rozpościerające się ze wzgórza. Na górze też niewiele jest. Człowiek skutecznie zepsuł widoki wkoło.

(Translated by Google) It has been recently renovated but is not accessible and is always closed. They should organize events but it is not exploited. Spectacular view. (Original) È stato recentemente ristrutturato ma non è accessibile ed è sempre chiuso. Dovrebbero organizzare eventi invece non viene sfruttato. Vista spettacolare.

(Translated by Google) Visiting these places could be wonderful to learn about their history and enjoy the nature and panorama. Unfortunately everything is invaded by rubbish and neglect. A few meters from the fort there is an unfinished work dedicated to Saint Paul in Carrara marble. The marble is practically abandoned on the ground. The Superintendency, Municipality, Region and all the bodies involved should be encouraged to enhance such a beautiful area. (Original) La visita a questi luoghi potrebbe essere meravigliosa per conoscerne la storia e godere della natura e del panorama. Purtroppo è tutto invaso dall'immondizia e dall'incuria. A pochi metri dal fortino c'è un'opera incompiuta dedicata a San Paolo in marmo di Carrara. Il marmo è praticamente abbandonato a terra. Soprintendenza, Comune, Regione e tutti gli enti coinvolti andrebbero sollecitati a valorizzare un'area così bella.

(Translated by Google) Place not usable except upon request to the municipality with biblical times. Road difficult to navigate by public transport, ruined, without water points, dirty and unhygienic, used for seclusion. (Original) Luogo non fruibile se non dietro richiesta al comune con tempi biblici. Strada difficilmente percorribile con i mezzi, disastrata, senza punti d'acqua, sporca e antigienica, utilizzata per appartarsi.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful castle and well preserved, it's a shame that it was closed and a common denominator of the region is the access roads in poor condition, but at least they allow you to get to know them and enjoy those beautiful landscapes of sailing Italy. (Original) Hermoso castillo y bien conservado lastima que se encontraba cerrado y un común denominador de la región los caminos de acceso en mal estado pero por lo menos te permiten conocerlos y disfrutar de esos hermosos paisajes de la vela italia

(Translated by Google) Enchanting place to discover even for children. It's a shame that the road to get there is completely bumpy and there is almost no public lighting. These inconveniences make it practically inaccessible. (Original) Posto incantevole e da scoprire anche per i bambini. Peccato che la strada per arrivarci sia completamente dissestata e manchi quasi del tutto l'illuminazione pubblica. Questi disagi lo rendono praticamente inaccessibile.

Beautiful views. Nice place to take pictures. You can see Sicily across the water.

Very nice statue

This is a very beautiful statue of Athena. Excellent piece of art...

The Monumento della Vittoria in Reggio Calabria is a striking tribute to the city's resilience. Located near the seafront, this imposing statue commemorates Italy's victory in World War I. Its detailed craftsmanship and historical significance make it a must-see for visitors, offering a moment of reflection amidst the bustling cityscape.

Beautiful

Great view from Sicily, so close....

Wonderful for a promenade, especially at sunset. Lots of locals and splendid views over Sicily.

For sure one of the worst and ugliest stadiums that I have seen. Needs urgent renovation.

Nice atmosphere from calabrese! The stadium is absolutely well. Recommendation for visit!

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Great experience! Inter vs Reggina

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Wonderful experience, and I'm sure we will come back! Very interesting both for adults and kids from 4-5 years old. Very contactable docents, comprensible narration and entertaining dialogues for those who are space-minded

(Translated by Google) It is a stimulating and constructive reality for everyone, mainly for the little ones, but very useful for the older ones. The staff is very helpful and competent. This is a positive reality in an area that is difficult to interpret, with many highly competent but little-known and recognized entities. (Original) È una realtà stimolante e costruttiva per tutti, principalmente per più piccoli, ma molto utile per i più grandi. Il personale è molto disponibile e competente. Questa è una realtà positiva in un territorio difficile da interpretare, con molte realtà altamente competenti ma poco conosciute e riconosciute.

(Translated by Google) It was a very constructive visit! I also recommend it for the little ones who may have the opportunity to discover this wonderful world! Thanks to Rosario Borrello who involved us in a particular way with his explanations! 5 stars well deserved! (Original) È stata una visita molto costruttiva! La consiglio anche per i più piccoli che possono avere l’opportunità di scoprire questo mondo meraviglioso! Un ringraziamento a Rosario Borrello che con le sue spiegazioni ci ha coinvolto in modo particolare! 5 stelle meritatissime!

(Translated by Google) Absolutely worth visiting, bring your children or school groups to discover the charm of astronomy, physics and sciences, thanks to Professor Misiano and her collaborators you will live a unique experience (Original) Da visitare assolutamente portateci i figli oppure le scolaresche per scoprire il fascino dell'astronomia della fisica e delle scienze grazie alla professoressa Misiano ed i suoi collaboratori vivrete un'esperienza unica

(Translated by Google) It is worth a visit, a very interesting time even for us adults, my 7 year old son was very happy. Congratulations and thank you Rosario (Original) Merita di essere visitato un ora molto interessante anche per noi adulti, mio figlio 7 anni felicissimo. Complimenti e grazie Rosario

(Translated by Google) Even though I attended the reduced demonstration, I recommend a visit. The staff are qualified and suitable for school and group visits. (Original) Pur aver assistito alla dimostrazione ridotta consiglio la visita, personale qualificato, adatto a visite scolastiche e di gruppo.

(Translated by Google) Simply fantastic, spectacular lesson explanations, warm and unique staff. Absolutely worth doing again! A huge thank you for the 50 intense minutes you gave us! The boys from Sassari 😊 (Original) Semplicemente fantastico, spiegazioni della lezione spettacolari, personale caloroso e unico. Da rifare assolutamente! Un Grazie immenso, per i 50 minuti intensi che ci avete regalato! I ragazzi da Sassari 😊

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(Translated by Google) The "house" of the Madonna della Consolazione, the patron saint of Reggio Calabria, whose procession takes place on a "Vara" weighing 12 quintals, while the sixteenth century painting is considered the work of the Calabrian painter Niccolò Andrea Caprioli. An imposing construction, the Sanctuary - whose construction began in the sixteenth century - has the dignity of a Basilica. Destroyed in 1908, it was rebuilt in the mid-1960s on the initiative of the architect Anna Sbaraccani Anastasi (Original) La "casa" della Madonna della Consolazione, Santa Patrona di Reggio Calabria, la cui processione avviene su una "Vara" da 12 quintali di peso, mentre il dipinto del Cinquecento è considerato opera del pittore calabrese Niccolò Andrea Caprioli. Costruzione imponente, il Santuario - la cui edificazione fu avviata nel Cinquecento - ha la dignità di Basilica. Distrutta nel 1908, fu ricostruita a metà degli anni Sessanta su iniziativa dell'architetto Anna Sbaraccani Anastasi

(Translated by Google) It is the Basilica of the Capuchins where the venerated image of the Madonna della Consolazione, Patron Saint of the City of Reggio Calabria, is normally kept. Under normal conditions there is a very mystical atmosphere. On the evening of the eve of the September procession it is a pilgrimage destination for the people of Reggio who are devoted to the Madonna. It's a. It is a beautiful pilgrimage made on foot, also because along the route there is a very small chapel which, normally closed, is opened for the occasion. (Original) È la Basilica dei Cappuccini dove normalmente viene custodita la venerata immagine della Madonna della Consolazione, Patrona della Città di Reggio Calabria. In condizioni normali c'è un'atmosfera molto mistica. La sera della vigilia della processione di settembre è meta di pellegrinaggio da parte dei Reggini devoti alla Madonna. È un. E un bel pellegrinaggio fatto a piedi, anche perché lungo il tragitto si trova una piccolissima cappelletta che, normalmente chiusa, viene aperta per l'occasione.

(Translated by Google) A sacred place which has a particular significance for Reggio Calabria as it houses the painting of the Madonna della Consolazione which every year in procession is transferred to the Cathedral for a few months. (Original) Luogo sacro che riveste un significato particolare per Reggio Calabria poiché vi è ospitato il dipinto della Madonna della Consolazione che ogni anno in processione viene trasferito per pochi mesi al Duomo.

(Translated by Google) The Church, which is located on the Hermitage hill, houses the precious painting of the city's patron saint, the Madonna della Consolazione, the Celestial Mother in whom all the people of Reggio place their trust. (Original) La Chiesa, che si trova nella collina dellEremo, custodisce il prezioso quadro della patrona della città, la Madonna della Consolazione, la Madre Celeste in cui tutti i Reggini confidano.

(Translated by Google) Hermitage of peace to reconcile hearts in need of being supported and consoled by the Virgin Mary (Original) Eremo di pace per riconciliare i cuori bisognosi di essere sostenuti e consolati dalla Vergine Maria

(Translated by Google) The right place to gather and pray and ask for intercessions from the Madonna who never abandons her children. (Original) Il posto giusto per raccogliersi e pregare e chiedere intercessioni alla Madonna che non abbandona mai i Suoi figli.

Some statue with a dove on their head

Vibrant and lively square! Piazza Garibaldi in Reggio Calabria offers a great atmosphere with its bustling cafes and stunning views. A wonderful place to unwind and explore.

(Translated by Google) As in many cities, the squares now become chaotic parking lots. Sin. (Original) Come in tante città ormai le piazze diventano dei caotici parcheggi. Peccato.

(Translated by Google) The central bus square in front of the train station with the Garibaldi monument and recently excavated fragments of ancient ruins (Original) Centralny plac autobusowy przed dworcem kolejowym z pomnikiem Garibaldiego jak również odkopanymi niedawno fragmentami ruin antycznych

(Translated by Google) It's certainly not a pretty sight for those arriving by train. The first thing he sees, as soon as he leaves the station, is a confusion of parking lots, abandoned archaeological excavations and if poor Garibaldi could see, he would be ashamed of the place where he was placed. The area has great potential. They had thought of making an underground car park but the archaeological finds stopped everything. I would say to forget about the underground car park, also because I'm afraid that at the first heavy rain it will become a swimming pool, and create a square similar to that of the cathedral, modern, simple, without fountains and enhancing the archaeological excavations and the statue of Garibaldi. So those arriving from the station will be amazed at what they see, but in a positive way! (Original) Non è certo un bel vedere per chi arriva in treno. La prima cosa che vede, appena esce dalla stazione, è una confusione di parcheggi, scavi archeologici abbandonati e il povero Garibaldi se potesse vedere, si vergognerebbe del luogo in cui è stato posto. La zona ha un grande potenziale. Avevano pensato di fare un parcheggio sotterraneo ma i ritrovi archeologici hanno fermato tutto. Io direi di lasciar perdere il parcheggio sotterraneo, anche perché ho paura che alla prima pioggia forte diventi una piscina, e creare una piazza simile a quella del duomo, moderna, semplice, senza fontane e valorizzando gli scavi archeologici e la statua di Garibaldi. Così chi arriva dalla stazione si meraviglierà di quello che vede, ma in positivo!

(Translated by Google) It is the square in front of the central station and from here you can take several buses. (Original) È la piazza antistante la stazione centrale e da qui si posso prendere diversi autobus.

(Translated by Google) They were supposed to build an underground parking lot, but instead they found archaeological finds that were left in complete disrepair (in this case, I believe the superintendency was largely responsible). Then, when the excavations were covered in all kinds of garbage, they decided to cover them up. A people's level of civilization is also measured by this. (Original) Dovevano fare un parcheggio sotterraneo, hanno invece trovato reperti archeologici che sono stati lasciati al degrado più assoluto (in questo caso credo che gran parte della responsabilità sia stata della sovrintendenza). Poi, quando gli scavi sono stati sovrastati da spazzatura di ogni genere, hanno deciso di coprirli. Il grado di civiltà di un popolo si misura anche da questo.

What an amazing little colorful village, I loved it! Really nice artwork and such an effort is put in it. Definitely worth a visit!

Go early!!

Lovely place!

I walked there all the way from Villa San Giovanni (not easy as most roads don't have sidewalks). Before getting to Borgo Croce, I went through some fascinating ghost towns. Borgo croce itself is cute and full of surprises, but I was surprised at how empty it was. I saw only one human being on the street, no shop, the only bar was closed... The village is clearly well maintained, so it was like the entire population had just disappeared.

Fun and interesting town but the crazy and stressful drive up there is not worth it.

Lovely village with fun murials.

Great and quirky place to visit

(Translated by Google) Handsome (Original) Bello

(Translated by Google) Nice decor (Original) Jolie décor

(Translated by Google) Total disappointment (Original) Delusione totale

Just a average architecture as for this town.

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(Translated by Google) Palazzo Corrado Alvaro, located in the historic center of Reggio Calabria, is currently the seat of the provincial administration. It is a monument of particular historical, cultural and architectural importance, which houses important works of art within it. The structure, which is characterized by its Umbertine architecture, was designed by Gaetano Spinelli and Camillo Autore in 1920. (Original) Il Palazzo Corrado Alvaro, situato nel centro storico di Reggio Calabria, è attualmente sede dell'Amministrazione provinciale. Si tratta di un monumento di particolare importanza storico culturale ed architettonica, il quale costudisce al suo interno importanti opere d'arte. La struttura, che si caratterizza per la sua architettura umbertina, è stata progettata da Gaetano Spinelli e Camillo Autore nel 1920.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful, well-kept, fascinating building. The ideal setting for institutional, cultural and social events. (Original) Un palazzo bellissimo, ben tenuto, affascinante. La cornice ideale per eventi istituzionali, culturali e sociali.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building in Reggio Calabria with perfect conference room. (Original) Bellissimo palazzo in Reggio Calabria con sala convegni perfetta.

(Translated by Google) It is the splendid Palace of Reggio Calabria named after the legendary writer and journalist from San Luca, which first housed the offices of the provincial administration and, today, houses those of the metropolitan city (Original) E' lo splendido Palazzo di Reggio Calabria intitolato al mitico scrittore e giornalista di San Luca, che ha ospitato dapprima gli uffici dell'Amministrazione provinciale e, oggi, ospita quelli della Città metropolitana

The view of this place at sunset is simply mesmerizing! ✨️

This is genious! Props to the artist, one of the best art installations I've seen in my life!

Beautiful

Interesting place to visit, while walking along the waterfront.

(Translated by Google) Edoardo Tresoldi is no stranger to works of great emotional impact, using the technique of electro-welded galvanized wire mesh. He has many installations around the world, and in Puglia he has rebuilt the Church of Santa Maria di Siponto. On the Reggio Calabria seafront he has built an eight-meter-high column that repeats 46 times, reminiscent of the ancient Greek temples of antiquity. Beautiful during the day, but exceptional at night with the appropriate lighting. (Original) Edoardo Tresoldi non è nuovo ad opere di grande impatto emotivo, sfruttando la tecnica della rete di filo zincato elettrosaldato. Molte sono le sue installazioni nel mondo, e in Puglia ha ricostruito la Chiesa di Santa Maria di Siponto. Sul lungomare di Reggio Calabria ha costruito una colonna alta otto metri che si ripete 46 volte, a ricordate gli antichi templi greci dell'antichità. Bella di giorno, ma eccezionale di sera con l'illuminazione appropriata.

(Translated by Google) These installations are truly unique... taking a stroll among the columns along the seafront is beautiful and special, imagining times long gone... especially at night with the lights, it's special! (Original) Installazioni più uniche che rare... fare una passeggiata fra le colonne passando per il lungomare è bello e particolare immaginando tempi lontani.. soprattutto di sera con le luci è particolare!

(Translated by Google) I had seen the photos in the review and it didn't seem very nice to me. I was amazed by the beauty and the sensation of perceiving this work. They feel like holograms. (Original) Avevo visto le foto dalla recensione e mi era sembrato non bello. Sono rimasta stupita dalla bellezza e la sensazione nella percezione di quest'opera. Si percepiscono come ologrammi

Nice place

(Translated by Google) I've been going there for a few months.... but Don Valerio Chiovaro's charisma will make me stay there for a long time 😉. The central location of the parish is ideal for those who want to take a walk along the main streets of the center after Holy Mass (Original) La frequento da pochi mesi.... ma il carisma di Don Valerio Chiovaro mi ci farà rimanere per tanto tempo 😉. La posizione centrale della parrocchia è l'ideale per chi dopo la Santa Messa vuole fare due passi sulle vie principali del centro

(Translated by Google) A beautiful church, full of history. A very close-knit parish community, led by a priest who transmits his faith with joy, irony and great sensitivity, especially in relating to the children who adore him! (Original) Una chiesa bellissima,piena di storia.Una comunità parrocchiale molto affiatata,guidata da un sacerdote che trasmette la sua fede con gioia,ironia e grande sensibilità,soprattutto nel rapportarsi con i bimbi che lo adorano!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful to see (Original) Bellissima da vedere

(Translated by Google) Ancient and beautiful church. Parking impossible. Better to get there with the treadmill (Original) Chiesa antica e bella. Posteggio impossibile. Meglio arrivarci con il tapis roulant

(Translated by Google) Nice shame it's always closed! (Original) Bella peccato che è sempre chiusa!

(Translated by Google) The church is worth visiting. But the initiatives of the younger people and of his parish priest are exceptional (Original) La chiesa è da visitare . Ma le iniziative dei più giovani e del suo parroco sono eccezionali

A small secluded spot. Some people - I think - come here to worship. And its nice to see tat the alter and benches are left alone. No trash here.. A good 1 hour hiking.

(Translated by Google) Interesting place, the grotto is used as a chapel. There are at least 2 grottos here and hermits are said to have lived here and a monastery existed. There is a barbecue area with tables and benches under the grottoes. But there was no one there, we were alone. (Original) Interessanter Ort, die Grotte wird als Kapelle benutzt. Es gibt hier mindestens 2 Grotten und es sollen hier Eremiten gelebt haben und ein Kloster bestanden haben. Unter den Grotten ist ein Grillplatz mit Tischen und Bänken. Es war aber niemand dort, wir waren alleine.

(Translated by Google) A very touching place, spiritual, what comes to mind after visiting the caves where St. Elia prayed. Thanks to the guide Elena for opening such beautiful places in Calabria for me! (Original) Очень трогательное место, одухотворенное, то что приходит в голову после посещения пещер, где молился Святой Элия. Спасибо гиду Елене, что открыла для меня такие красивые места в Калабрии!

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful site, with an extremely simple route. You go up from the municipality of Melicuccà, just outside the town there is the fork on the left. Little remains of the archaeological site. There are the ruins above of the 10th century Byzantine church. The prayer cave in which Saint Elias the speleot lived has remained in good condition and has now become a place of worship for devotees. There are clearly visible millstones and a hollow and very deep environment which was used as a deposit for foodstuffs. The only negative note, but said in a constructive way, is the concrete arch built as a structural containment work to avoid the collapse of the cave. Perhaps if it had been clad in stone it would have been visually less impactful. Recommended visit. Free access. (Original) Sito molto bello, con percorso estremamente semplice. Si sale dal comune di Melicuccà, poco fuori dal paese c'è il bivio a sinistra. Del sito archeologico è rimasto pochino. Presenti i ruderi in alto della chiesa bizantina del x secolo. Rimasta in buone condizioni la grotta di preghiera nella quale ha vissuto sant Elia lo speleota, divenuto oggi luogo di culto per i devoti. Presenti dei palmenti ben visibili ed ambiente cavo e molto profondo che veniva utilizzato come deposito per le derrate alimentari. Unica nota negativa, ma detta in maniera costruttiva, è l'arco in cemneto costruito come opera di contenimento strutturale per evitare il crollo della grotta. Forse se fosse stato rivestito in pietra sarebbe stato visivamente meno impattante. Visita consigliata. Accesso gratuito.

(Translated by Google) The place is very interesting and consists of a cave where the saint lived in which water drips from the ceiling, considered miraculous. another fountain with drinking water is positioned outside. Another feature are the train tracks, a sign of an ancient railway that passed through the hermitage, which are still visible in the tunnel. (Original) Il posto è molto interessante e consiste in una grotta dove ha vissuto il santo nella quale gocciola dell'acqua dal soffitto ritenuta miracolosa. un'altra fontana con acqua da bere e' posizionata all'esterno. Un'altra caratteristica sono i binari del treno segno di un antica ferrovia che passava per l' eremo che sono ancora visibili nella galleria.

(Translated by Google) A mystical place surrounded by greenery, the ideal place to find yourself with lots of peace and silence.... a sacred place (Original) Un luogo mistico immerso nel verde il luogo ideale x ritrovare se stessi tanta pace e silenzio....un luogo sacro

(Translated by Google) Beautiful sacred place surrounded by nature (Original) Bel luogo sacro immerso nella natura

There are many ethnic shops near this place, with products from all over the world. That's what I liked most.

Everyone comes to worship 🙌 🙏

Piazza

Its good place

Super

Nice

(Translated by Google) This historic square in the city of Reggio Calabria, where the church dedicated to Sant'Agostino stands, is a dirty square with no care whatsoever, the benches are dirty and worn, the paving truly indecent despite not being particularly old. Frequented by people who don't seem reliable, it's best not to stop at night. (Original) Questa piazza storica della città di Reggio Calabria, dove sorge la chiesa dedicata a Sant'Agostino, è una piazza sporca e senza cura di sorta, le panchine sono sporche e consumate, la pavimentazione veramente indecente nonostante non sia particolarmente vecchia. Frequentata da gente che non sembra affidabile, in orari notturni è meglio non fermarsi.

Ok

(Translated by Google) It is impossible to visit the castle and everything that surrounds it, due to renovation works, workers prohibit access, but it is not cordoned off and there are no access bans, they say you can enter, it is not written anywhere about the works and of the ban on entry, a terrible experience after having driven more than two hours to go and visit it. Only the triumphal arch outside the castle area can be visited. Considering that there are no barriers or prohibitions, in my opinion on Sundays we could have fun. Since there are no workers. From a distance it looks beautiful. If you want to enter, go on Sundays and holidays. (Original) Impossibile visitare il castello e tutto ciò che lo circonda, causa lavori di ristrutturazione, operai vietano l'accesso, però non è transennato e non ci sono divieti di accesso, loro dicono che si può entrare, non è scritto da nessuna parte dei lavori e del divieto di entrare, pessima esperienza dopo aver fatto più di due ore di macchina per andare a visitarlo. Si può visitare solo l'arco di trionfo esterno alla zona castello. Considerando che nn ci sono transenne e divieto secondo me la domenica ci si potrebbe arrizzicare. Dato che nn ci sono operai. Da lontano sembra bello. Se si vuole entrare andate di domenica e nei festivi.

(Translated by Google) Abandoned village. You can visit the whole place, it's great. The view is also impressive. Easy to reach by car. (Original) Village abandonné. Il est possible de tout visiter, c'est super. Le panorama est également impressionnant. Facile d'accès en voiture.

(Translated by Google) Visited 6 August 2023. A place that transports you back in time to Magna Graecia. The Castle on the "Rocca Armenia" continues to tell the history of the place and the passage of the many cultures that have inhabited it. At the base of the fortress what remains of the old town center which had as its entrance the 17th century Arc de Triomphe dedicated to the Carafa Princes. Old Bruzzano is definitely a place to visit and not to be considered secondary. (Original) Visitato il 6 agosto 2023. Un luogo che trasporta indietro nel tempo fino alla Magna Grecia. Il Castello sulla “Rocca Armenia” continua a raccontare la storia del luogo e il passaggio delle molte culture che lo hanno abitato. Alla base della Rocca quel che rimane del vecchio centro abitato che aveva come porta di accesso l'Arco di Trionfo del XVII secolo dedicato ai Principi Carafa. Bruzzano vecchio è un luogo sicuramente da visitare e da non considerare secondario.

(Translated by Google) Access and parking are free. The visit can last about 50 minutes, but it will depend on how much you want to explore. At the beginning of the summer season, the main paths were easily accessible, while long pants were recommended for the secondary ones due to the vegetation. A short distance from each other and separated by about 20 minutes by car are two ghost towns. The causes of the abandonment of Bruzzano Zeffirio and Brancaleone Vetus are the same: earthquakes, and the two reviews will be almost identical. It is believed that Bruzzano was founded by the Greeks around the 7th or 8th century BC. The castle "Rocca Armenia" was built on a sandstone monolith by the Saracens, who conquered the town in the 10th century. The Carafa princes are credited with the construction of the monumental arch that served as the gateway to the village in the 17th century. In 1783, a long seismic sequence occurred, with five major earthquakes that also caused tsunamis. Two had a magnitude greater than 7.0 on the Richter scale and had epicenters throughout southern Calabria. The last one originated from the seismic fault that runs halfway across the Strait of Messina, where the ground between the two sides is shifting laterally and vertically. Despite the damage, the village continued to function by rebuilding or repairing its buildings. In 1905, another earthquake greater than 7.0 magnitude struck, with its epicenter on the Tyrrhenian coast. In 1908, a terrible earthquake generated by the fault beneath the Strait, accompanied by a tsunami, killed half the inhabitants of Messina and a third of those of Reggio Calabria. Repairs to the damage were abandoned, and the inhabitants abandoned the village permanently, moving to the new town nearby. (Original) Accesso e parcheggio sono gratuiti, la visita può durare circa 50 minuti ma dipenderà da quanto volete esplorare, ad inizio della stagione estiva i principali sentieri erano facilmente percorribili mentre per quelli secondari era opportuno indossare pantaloni lunghi a causa della vegetazione. A breve distanza l’uno dal’altro e separati da circa 20 minuti di automobile ci sono 2 paesi fantasma, le cause del’ abbandono di Bruzzano Zeffirio e Brancaleone Vetus sono le stesse: i terremoti e le due recensioni saranno quasi identiche. Si ritiene che Bruzzano venne fondato dai greci verso VII - VIII secolo a.C. , a costruire il castello “Rocca Armenia” su un monolite di arenaria furono i Saraceni che conquistarono il paese nel decimo secolo. Ad i principi Carafa si deve la costruzione nel XVII secolo del’ arco monumentale che era porta di accesso al villaggio. Nel 1783 avvenne una lunga sequenza sismica, 5 furono i terremoti principali che causarono anche onde di tsunami. Due avevano una magnitudo della scala Richter superiore a 7,0 ed avevano epicentri in tutta la Calabria meridionale, l’ultimo proveniva dalla faglia sismica che passa a metà dello stretto di Messina dove il terreno tra i due lati sta spostandosi lateralmente e verticalmente. Nonostante i danni il villaggio continuò a vivere ricostruendo o riparando gli edifici. 1905 altro terremoto superiore ad una magnitudo 7,0 con epicentro la costa tirrenica e nel 1908 il terribile terremoto generato dalla faglia sotto lo stretto accompagnato da tsunami che tolse la vita a metà degli abitanti di Messina ed 1/3 di quelli di Reggio Calabria. Si rinunciò a riparare i danni e gli abitanti abbandonarono definitivamente il villaggio trasferendosi nel nuovo centro abitato a poca distanza.

(Translated by Google) Old Bruzzano is a small ghost town in the Calabrian hinterland (not very far from the sea, anyway). It's very beautiful. There is a small amphitheater in the classic Roman style around which there are several houses now destroyed by time. On one side there is an arch near a house, perhaps a stately home. While on a promontory on the other side there is a series of ruins, I believe from the lords of the time as it is located in the upper part of the town. It's very explorable and most of the buildings can be reached without any problems. For those who come to these parts, it is worth a visit (Original) Bruzzano vecchio è un piccolo paesino fantasma nell'entroterra calabrese (non molto distante dal mare, comunque). È molto bello. C'è un piccolo anfiteatro nel classico stile romano intorno al quale ci sono diverse case ormai distrutte dal tempo. Da una parte c'è un arco vicino ad una casa, forse una casa signorile. Mentre su un promontorio dall'altra parte c'è una serie di ruderi, credo dei signori dell'epoca in quanto si trova nella parte alta del paese. È molto esplorabile e la maggior parte degli edifici sono raggiungibili senza problemi. Per chi viene da queste parti, vale la pena visitarlo

(Translated by Google) A wonderful surprise, discovering this place by chance, and Rocca Armena opposite. Two Calabrian gems. (Original) Una bellissima sorpresa, scoprire per caso questo luogo e di fronte Rocca Armena. Due gioiellini calabresi

Bella location

(Translated by Google) A delightful place managed by an association that allows free access to the beach by providing some services free of charge. Umbrellas can be rented at popular prices. The restaurant menu is excellent. Perhaps we need to explain better how it works with a poster placed at the entrance. (Original) Un posto delizioso gestito da una associazione che consente l' accesso libero alla spiaggia fornendo gratuitamente alcuni servizi. Si possono noleggiare gli ombrelloni a prezzi popolari. Ottimo il menù del posto di ristoro. Forse bisogna spigare meglio come funziona con un cartellone messo all'ingresso.

(Translated by Google) If you want a peaceful beach to spend with your family, it's fine. Personally, I'd use loungers, not chairs. The staff is friendly, the sea is clear, and it's a bit cold. (Original) Se vuoi un lido sereno,da trascorrere in famiglia va bene. Personalmente utilizzerei lettini non sedie,personale gentile,mare limpido,un po fredda.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place, run by qualified, friendly, and helpful staff...excellent food, both fish and meat. All just steps from the sea. You'll feel right at home. (Original) Posto meraviglioso, gestito da personale qualificato, cordiale e disponibile...ottimo cibo sia di pesce che di carne. Tutto ad un passo dal mare. Ti senti a casa.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic! The little bar on the beach that makes everything easier for you! Alessandro is very kind, helpful and above all offers the right music at the right time. Getting back from swimming in the sea and going for an aperitif or eating a sandwich is priceless! My place ❤️ (Original) Fantastico! Il baretto sulla spiaggia che ti rende tutto più semplice! Alessandro è gentilissimo, disponibile e soprattutto offre la musica giusta al momento giusto. Risalire dal bagno in mare e andare a fare un aperitivo o mangiare un panino non ha prezzo! Il mio posto ❤️

(Translated by Google) Very welcoming location, friendly and helpful staff, very entertaining jam sessions on Fridays with amazing musicians (Original) Location molto accogliente,, personale simpatico e cordiale,,, il venerdì jam session divertentissimi con dei musicisti strepitosi

(Translated by Google) Free beach with very low-cost umbrella and beach chair rental (€5 on weekends, €3 other days), or you can bring your own. The bar offers good service and excellent food for lunch. (Original) Spiaggia libera con noleggio a bassissimo prezzo di ombrellone e spiaggina da mare (€ 5 week end, 3 gli altri giorni) o si possono portare i propri . Il bar fornisce un buon servizio e dell ottimo cibo a pranzo.

Very nice statue

(Translated by Google) I don't need to describe anything, the aesthetics and beauty literally caress your eyes (Original) Δεν χρειάζεται να περιγράψω κάτι , η αισθητική και η ομορφιά σου χαϊδεύουν κυριολεκτικά τα μάτια

(Translated by Google) This statue is a powerful symbol of victory and pride for Calabria. It depicts a woman with a raised sword and a laurel wreath, reflecting strength, courage and freedom. It was erected after the First World War as a tribute to those who fought and gave their lives for their country. Situated in a prominent place in the city, the statue dominates the surroundings and conveys a sense of dignity and remembrance. Standing beneath it, I feel it carries the weight of history, but also hope for the future. The figure’s clean lines and powerful stance reflect determination, and the monumentality of the statue itself is breathtaking. For me, the Statua della Vittoria is not just a work of art – it is a silent reminder of the courage and resistance of the people of Reggio Calabria. (Original) Ova statua je moćan simbol pobjede i ponosa Kalabrije. Prikazuje ženu sa dignutim mačem i lovorovim vijencem, što odražava snagu, hrabrost i slobodu. Podignuta je nakon Prvog svjetskog rata kao počast onima koji su se borili i dali živote za domovinu. Smještena na istaknutom mjestu u gradu, statua dominira okolinom i pruža osjećaj dostojanstva i sjećanja. Dok stojim ispod nje, osjetim kako ona nosi težinu istorije, ali i nadu za budućnost. Čiste linije i moćan stav figure odražavaju odlučnost, a monumentalnost same statue ostavlja bez daha. Za mene, Statua della Vittoria nije samo umjetničko djelo – ona je tihi podsjetnik na hrabrost i otpor ljudi Reggio Calabrije.

(Translated by Google) A monument in the green belt next to a beautiful promenade overlooking Sicily. (Original) Pomnik w pasie zieleni przy pięknej promenadzie z widokiem na Sycylię.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful moment, not to be missed, on the seafront of Reggio Calabria. (Original) Un momento stupendo, da vedere, sul lungomare mare di Reggio Calabria.

(Translated by Google) Historic and pays homage to our fallen, with the hope that there will be no more wars (Original) Storica e rende omaggio ai ns caduti, col la speranza che di guerre non ce ne siano più

(Translated by Google) Always worth visiting, like all monuments to those fallen for the country, for freedom, for justice. Today, if I am free, it is also thanks to them (Original) Sempre da visitare, come ogni monumenti ai caduti per la patria, per la libertà, per la giustizia. Oggi, se sono libero, è anche grazie a loro