Another mysterious citrus fruit grows only in Calabria.
A millennia-old tradition that continues, quietly, every year, in a corner of Calabria.
Southern Italy’s first ski resort is located in Calabria.
Southern Italy’s first ski resort is located in Calabria.
Calabria is the only Italian region that has four national parks.
Calabria is the only Italian region with four national parks.
10,000 years of Paleolithic art in Calabria.
Humans have occupied the area since prehistoric times, as confirmed by an important archaeological site, LaGrotta Romito, discovered in 1961.
Calabria cultivates and globally distributes over 90% of this mysterious citrus fruit.
Citrus bergamia, commonly known as the bergamot orange, is a unique fragrant citrus fruit the size of an orange, with a yellow or green colour similar to a lime, depending on ripeness.
Calabria’s a wild place, it also offers optical illusions.
A Fata Morgana is a rare, complex optical illusion—specifically a superior mirage—that distorts, stretches, and stacks distant objects like ships. It makes things look like hovering ghost ships typically seen from Calabria staring into the Strait of Messina.
Greek culture and language is alive and preserved in Calabria.
An endangered linguistic variety of Italiot Greek spoken by a small ethnic minority in Calabria, Italy. It traces its roots back to ancient Greek and Byzantine colonizations of of the region.