Calabria is a region at the south-western tip of Italy that boasts a beautiful coastline, mountain ranges and a rich history. Located between the Ionian and Tyrrhenian Seas, the region offers a diverse range ofof natural beauty, including rocky cliffs, coves, beaches and blue waters. The capital of Calabria is Catanzaro, but the most important tourist centres are towns such as Reggio di Calabria, Tropea and Scilla.
Reggio di Calabria, close to the border with Sicily, is famous for its rich ancient history and art. The city is home to the Bronze Sculptures of Riace, which are among the most valuable archaeological finds in Italy. Tropea, one of the most picturesque towns in the region, boasts beautiful beaches and impressive rock formations. the historic centre of Tropea is famous for its narrow streets, ancient churches and sea views.
Calabria also attracts tourists for its gastronomy, which is based on fresh seafood, quality olive oils and traditional dishes such as 'nduja, a spicy sausage.
