Things to see and do Calabria

Located on the edge of the beach, the archaeological area houses the ruins of the ancient Greek Caulonia, founded by Crotone. Excavations have uncovered different strata of habitat, consisting of main streets (plateiai) parallel to the sea and by minor streets (stenopoi), perpendicular. The most representative housing is the Dragon House; it owes its name to its inner mosaic mosaic, which represents a dragon. But above all, on the beach, the remains of a Doric temple in the Fifth century B.C.

Rebuilt in 1795, the cathedral preserves some traces of its origins, including a campanile dating back to 1608. Inside, some beautiful frescoes of the th and th centuries as well as th-century canvases; the crypt, of medieval times, houses Byzantine frescoes and a wooden crucifix of the th century.

the park is divided into different excavation zones that archaeologists have designated different names. It actually encompasses the remains of monuments of the three cities built by Wellness at different times: Sibari, the achaean colony; Thurii, built by the will of the Athenians and Pericles; Gaul, the Latin Colony founded in 194 B.C. The sector called Parco del Cavallo illustrates the Superposition of the three cities thanks to a series of discoveries that highlighted the houses of Gaul, the walls of the houses of Thurii and the two arteries (pateiai), north-south and east-west. In the Cavallo Park, the most important building of Gaul, the theatre, of a semi-circular plane built in tufa. It consists of semi-circular stands and a large portico, dated from the th and th centuries B.C. On the other side of the road, at the site of Casabianca, where the remains of the colony of Thourioi are located, a zone whose nature is subject to multiple interpretations. Some of them see a site for boat repair, others a space where the merchants who, having joined the port, had to join the market, were standing in Indian to pay their price, under the authority of the competent personnel.

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The main attraction of this church lies in its facade, the base of which is the breakthrough of three stone portals dating from the th century.

It is the church of a monastery whose remains are still visible. Built in 1191, under the direction of Joachim de Flore, it was reorganized in the th century along with the rest of the abbey. The grand portal of its facade dates back to that time. Older and also interesting, the interior houses a remarkable apse, decorated with ogival windows and a flower, as well as a double row of side chapels (recast in baroque times). The medieval crypt of medieval origin, where the tomb of Giovanni in Fiore was found, also deserves to be visited.

Camigliatello Silano is a town in the province of Cosenza. For tourist information, visitors can go to the Pro Loco Camigliatello Tourist Office, located at Via Roma, 146. Visitors can obtain information on local attractions, current events and things to do in the area. Camigliatello Silano offers many tourist activities, including the Treno della Sila, a fantastic trip not to be missed. The town is also renowned for its gastronomy, with many restaurants offering local specialties. Visitors can also enjoy the natural beauty of the area by exploring the Sila National Park.

Santa Severina, a small town in the province of Crotone in Italy, has a tourist office called Aristippo Touring Service Soc. Coop. Visitors can obtain information on Santa Severina's tourist attractions, as well as suggested itineraries for exploring the town.