Archaeology

A weekend in Ferruzzano, in the Valley of the Armenians

Ancient millstones, a Roman road, a ghost town, an artist's house and many natural wonders in Ionian Calabria

Nero's villa, the mansion overlooking the sea

A dip in the sea and another in history, the majestic imperial villa was built around the middle of the second century B.C. Today a destination for fans of the most important archaeological sites in Latium.

Montauro - The grange of Sant'Anna

The vestiges of a great past against the backdrop of the beautiful nature of the Orange Coast

The ancient Roman road that passes through Ferruzzano

The "carrera of Cunsulari": in the Valley of the Armenians we discover a forgotten street with its invisible treasures

Ferruzzano millstones: archaeology of wine

An extraordinary record of the Valley of the Armenians, in Ionian Calabria

Ferruzzano rock tomb: echoes from the Neolithic period

A very special cave, perhaps a tomb or perhaps an oracle

Squillace. The Devil's Bridge

The picturesque ruin of this medieval bridge is a destination for a walk in the countryside outside the city limits

The Ferdinandea and the Forest of Stilo

In the heart of the Greenhouses a must-visit destination for the combination of industrial archaeology and nature at an extraordinary level of interest

Mount Consolino (m 701) and the Norman castle of Stilo

A rocky bastion topped by the picturesque ruins that hark back to the events of the Great Count Roger

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

Kaulonia: the charm of ancient Greece between sea and history

Discovering the Monasterace Archaeological Park and Museum and its treasures