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On the Passo del Mercante, my father told me, that my grandfather met my grandmother. My grandfather was a young woodcutter who climbed the pass from Cittanova; and my grandmother was a shepherdess from Canalo Vecchio. They met by chance, and immediately argued: it seems that she didn't like the woodcutters, because they were too noisy and scared the cattle... But my grandfather, evidently made the difference, "maybe he was cute and she was very beautiful" and after the argument they made peace and fell in love.... Every time I'm in the area, I always go to the Pass to greet the memory of my grandfather 👴 and my grandmother👵 😊👋👋

Mandatory stop at the stall, for a sandwich, a glass of wine, a dessert or a coffee. The owner is very nice.

The Castle of Gerace, dating back to the 7th century AD, was devastated by the Byzantines in the 10th century. Rebuilt and fortified by the Normans in 1050, it suffered damage from earthquakes over the centuries. What remains is a tower, some walls, and traces of ancient structures such as a Byzantine oratory, drawbridge and armory.

Mandatory stop at the Zomaro crossroads stall. The lady's sandwiches are famous throughout Aspromonte, exceptional!

Antonimina, located in the metropolitan city of Reggio Calabria, is famous for its thermal springs with chlorinated waters used for healing therapies. The municipality is included in the Aspromonte National Park and boasts distinctive reliefs such as Mount San Pietro, also known as Tre Pizzi.

Locri, located in Calabria along the Ionian Coast, is famous for its Archaeological Park, an important site of ancient Magna Graecia. The area, full of temples, theaters and other finds, testifies to the historical grandeur of the city. The modern center of Locri offers a combination of culture and tradition with enchanting beaches. The National Archaeological Museum of Locri displays numerous finds found in the area, telling the history of ancient Locris.

The Museum and Archaeological Park of Locri, located in Calabria, presents the ruins of the ancient city of Locri Epizephyrii, a Greek foundation from the 7th century BC. The site includes temples, a theater and other monuments. The adjacent museum houses artefacts such as statues and pottery, offering a glimpse into the life and culture of ancient Locrians.

Gerace is a charming village located in the Calabrian region, nestled in the hills and overlooking the Ionian Sea. The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta is a masterpiece of Norman architecture. The village is surrounded by well-preserved medieval walls and a breathtaking view of both the sea and the hills.