Calabria

Luigi Elia, Angela Rubino

Summary

Calabria is the southern region of Italy, which geographically corresponds to the tip of the boot. This ancient land, which gave its name to Italy, is characterized by a great historical, cultural, archaeological and environmental richness and above all by a particular and unique in its kind, landscape variety. In 2017 the Calabria region was reported by the prestigious American newspaper New York Times, as one of the places on our planet that is really worth visiting.
An unusual guide in which foreign tourists can find detailed information on the territory, culture, ancient villages, natural beauties, food and gastronomic heritage of this region, among the most fascinating and still little explored in Italy.

Available since: 07/11/2022.

Print length: 146 pages.

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