Archaeology

San Fili Castle in Stignano, a Wonder to be Saved

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

Montepaone - Hannibal's Column

An episode from the Second Punic War of which archaeology has so far failed to clarify the exact contours

In the footsteps of Basilian monks in the Stilaro valley

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

Fano: the city of Vitruvius and Augustus

A hymn to Ancient Rome, but in the heart of the Marches.

The Stilaro River

From tumultuous torrent to broad fiumara, this is the becoming of one of the Serre's most historically rich waterways

Archaeological Calabria: itinerary among ancient civilizations

Reggio Calabria and the villages of the Ionian coast in an itinerary on the traces of ancient civilizations: Greeks, Byzantines and Normans

Kaulonia: the charm of ancient Greece between sea and history

Discovering the Monasterace Archaeological Park and Museum and its treasures

Norman-Swabian Castle of Arena

Imposing and marvelous, the castle in the 11th century was rebuilt for the most part by the Conclubets as a stronghold of a fiefdom so vast that it was called the "State of Arena."

Theater and Italic temple of Pietrabbondante

A sacred area that, because of its architectural features and monumentality, is the most important archaeological evidence of the culture of the Italic Samnites Pentri people.

Ruffo Castle, lookout over the Strait, symbol of Scylla

From the legendary Tyrrhenians, who first garrisoned the Promontory, to the Ruffo family, who made it the stronghold of their own household

Provincial Mining Museum Predoi

A visit to the bowels of the earth in the Aurina Valley to get an up-close look at the life of miners of yesteryear

Roman Rimini: the Tiberius Bridge

An architectural marvel that defies the ages: ancient arches over the waters of the Marecchia River support a modern street