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Patitucci Gianni's Fahrenheit Barは、Valle dell'Esaroの魅力的な風景を通過する人々にとって、居心地の良い活気あるランドマークとなっています。Roggiano Gravinaのにぎやかな地域に位置し、なだらかなカラブリアの丘陵地帯と地中海の自然の香りに囲まれたこの歴史ある場所は、南イタリアならではの本格的なおもてなしと、インフォーマルでリラックスした雰囲気を融合させています。自転車での旅の途中で、周辺の村々やPollino国立公園へと続く未舗装路を探索する前に、美味しいコーヒーや元気の出る朝食を楽しむのに最適な、リフレッシュできる休憩地点となるでしょう。 サイクリストに快適な休憩時間を提供するだけでなく、Fahrenheitは真の社交の場でもあります。カウンターでの会話、爽やかな食前酒、そして家にいるかのようにエネルギーを充電できる機会を通じて、地域との強い絆が表現されています。人間的な温かさ、町の活気、そして当然の休息との間の優れたバランスは、カラブリアの温かい精神を味わい、次のサイクリングに完全にリラックスして備えるのに理想的です。 Patitucci Gianni's Fahrenheitは、e-Bikeを充電してDINAclubポイントを獲得するのに理想的な場所でもあります。詳細については、dinaclub.repower.comをご覧ください。 地域を発見するための、すぐに走れるルートはこちら: https://www.komoot.com/tour/2995662408

Lago dell'Esaro, although created by human hands, has become a micro-ecosystem in its own right over time. It is not just a "water reservoir", but a dynamic environment that over the years has become home to local species of flora and fauna. Water birds have found shelter here, and fish have found habitat. It is a fascinating example of how nature can adapt to changes introduced by man, creating a new form of life, albeit born of intervention. It is a silent lesson in ecology: even where man modifies the landscape, life finds a way to flourish.

Imagine a lake that, though young and artificial, is a guardian of a history older than Rome. Lago dell'Esaro in Calabria is not a natural wonder, but a work of human engineering, born from the need to irrigate sun-baked land. And it is precisely in its "unnaturalness" that a fascinating paradox lies. The past slumbers beneath its waters and in its immediate vicinity. It is here, in the shadow of this modern structure, that archaeologists have discovered Roman patrician villas - evidence of luxury and power from two thousand years ago. Think about it: where we draw water for crops today, Roman notables once held debates and admired the mosaics on their rich estates.

Nice place to cool off in the middle of nature

Nice spot for bivouac, we were told that we could even drink the water from the river

Beautiful place to pitch a tent, lulled by the gentle sound of the torrent. One person told us that we could drink water from the river.

church of San Donato al Pantano. Dating back to 1704, it houses some very important frescoes from the Byzantine era; at this link a rich documentation also of the internal frescoes: https://www.progettostoriadellarte.it/2018/05/26/la-chiesa-di-san-donato-al-pantano/

With a panoramic open space in front.