What to do in Calabria

Kalabria Coast to Coast

From the Ionian to the Tyrrhenian Sea: at a slow pace in the truest Calabria

Ancient Village of Casignana

A small pearl suspended between Aspromonte and the Ionian Sea.

Scylla: the neighborhood of San Giorgio and the San Rocco church

San Giorgio, the warrior saint, was once Scilla’s patron saint, before San Rocco, known for his healing powers, took his place.

Village of San Floro

It is a hamlet that, among other things, boasts an ancient and deep connection with silkworm cultivation and consequently with silk. In fact, a few steps away from the hamlet is a charming mulberry orchard.

The myth of Scilla, in the bronze of a contemporary master

From beautiful nymph to sea monster, the terror of sailors crossing the Strait: Scilla’s metamorphosis lives on in this much-photographed sculpture.

Scilla, between the Sea and Aspromonte

Famous for its seaside charm, Scilla also stretches inland towards the mountains, where forests, highland landscapes and even ski slopes reveal an unexpected side of the territory.

Scilla: A Walk in Chianalea at Dusk

This fishing village is truly one of “Italy’s Most Beautiful Villages”!

Renato Guttuso and the School of Scilla

Two memorable artistic seasons, with the Sicilian master at the centre of an informal artists’ circle that helped reveal Scilla’s beauty to a wider public.