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A Tyrrhenian-coast town known for the Terme Luigiane, among Calabria’s most popular spa stations.
Riviera dei Cedri · Calabria
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A Tyrrhenian-coast town known for the Terme Luigiane, among Calabria’s most popular spa stations.
A mountain village of the Pollino National Park, dominated by Monte Ciagola, a short distance from the sea.
A medieval village on a promontory, dominated by its Aragonese castle, with the marina by the sea.
A hill village of the Coastal Range with the renowned seaside resort of Cittadella del Capo.
A hill village of the Pollino park on the Corvino stream, a short distance from the Tyrrhenian Sea.
A Tyrrhenian-coast town long ruled by the Benedictines of Montecassino, with the church of San Benedetto and a marina.
The “town of murals” and chilli-pepper capital, with the Blue Flag and the island of Cirella offshore.
A town of the Middle Tyrrhenian Cosentino area known for its stonemasons’ portals, among the stream valleys.
A village between mountain and sea: part of the Pollino park, it overlooks the Riviera dei Cedri coast.
The only Occitan language island in southern Italy, founded by Waldensian settlers, with the historic Porta del Sangue.
A Pollino-park village on the Calabria–Basilicata border, along the Lao river, a rafting destination.
A Pollino-park village above the Vaccuta stream valley, inland from the Riviera dei Cedri.
A mountain village of the Pollino National Park, among the centres of the upper Lao valley.
A village of the Pollino National Park, among the mountains inland from the Upper Tyrrhenian Cosentino coast.
Birthplace of Saint Francis of Paola, patron of Calabria, and a religious-tourism hub with its Sanctuary.
A Pollino village on the Lao river, famous for the Grotta del Romito and its Palaeolithic art.
A seaside resort famous for the island of Dino and the rock Sanctuary of the Madonna della Grotta.
A cliff-top village on the Riviera dei Cedri, famous for the Arcomagno and the Crawford Tower.
A hill village with an Angevin castle and the Sangineto Lido marina by the sea.
A town of the Upper Tyrrhenian Cosentino area whose name recalls the Lao river and the ancient Greek city of Laos.
A town of the Riviera dei Cedri, home of the citron, by the archaeological area of ancient Laos.
A coastal town on the Riviera dei Cedri, in the province of Cosenza, with a medieval old town set on a promontory above the Tyrrhenian Sea.
A hilly, mountainous town within the Pollino National Park, heir to the ancient city of Blanda.
A hill village of the Pollino National Park, inland from the Riviera dei Cedri.
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