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The Val di Neto cycle/pedestrian bridge provides a safe and scenic crossing of the Neto River valley floor along the cycle path.

This sanctuary above Mesoraca was not dedicated to a person venerated as a saint, but rather to the protection of the incarnate Son of God. However, the patronage of "Ecce Homo" does not focus on the almighty God—as Creator of heaven and earth, for example—but rather on the suffering God. For precisely because Jesus Christ bore the pain of suffering and death, we Christians are redeemed for all time. During the traditional Stations of the Cross, we pray at the third station: "He was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities. He had no form or comeliness, a man of sorrows, acquainted with infirmity." This is an apt description of "Ecce Homo."

This sanctuary above Mesoraca was not dedicated to a person venerated as a saint, but rather to the protection of the incarnate Son of God. However, the patronage of "Ecce Homo" does not focus on the almighty God—as Creator of heaven and earth, for example—but rather on the suffering God. For precisely because Jesus Christ bore the pain of suffering and death, we Christians are redeemed for all time. During the traditional Stations of the Cross, we pray at the third station: "He was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities. He had no form or comeliness, a man of sorrows, acquainted with infirmity." This is an apt description of "Ecce Homo."

Architectural bridge of the cycle/pedestrian path loc. Calusia

At the foot of Mount Giove and at 550 meters above sea level is the Sanctuary of the SS. Ecce Homo. It was built by Basilian monks in the 4th century.

Mesoraca, located in the province of Crotone, Calabria, is known for its rich history dating back to the Oenotri. The territory boasts the Sanctuary of the SS. Ecce Homo, and was the scene of important events during the Risorgimento. Its culture is enriched by ancient abbeys and historical legends.

Roccabernarda is a municipality in the province of Crotone on the Tacina river, a stream that originates on the eastern side of the Sila Piccola and flows into the Ionian Sea. The town has ancient origins and the remains of a Norman castle are preserved. The surrounding countryside is planted with vineyards from which the famous Cirò DOP wine is produced.

Santa Severina is an ancient village considered one of the most beautiful in Italy. It stands on a cliff in the middle of a valley between the Ionian sea and the Sila mountains, and has Greek origins. It is dominated by the majestic castle, built in the 11th century by Robert Guiscard, the Norman king who conquered the city from the Byzantines.