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レッジョ・カラブリア大聖堂（ラ・カテドラル・ディ・レッジョ・カラブリア、マリア・サンティッシマ・アッスンタ・イン・チェロ大聖堂として知られる）は、カラブリアで最大の教会建築物です。 様式：ゴシックの影響を受けた折衷的なネオ・ロマネスク様式で、1908年の地震後に再建されました。 混雑状況：最も混雑するのは、礼拝が行われる日曜日の午前中です。 内部：大司教区で最も重要なバロック様式の記念碑である、サンティッシモ・サクラメント礼拝堂を収容しています。

In the village there are the workshops of several artists/artisans who are renovating the village. Three of them are the only inhabitants of the village. The tavern from May to September is open every day as a trattoria for both lunch and dinner. There is a public fountain in the center of the village

Impressive building, unfortunately we were not able to visit the inside.

Interesting rock that makes up Monte Calvario.

Saline Joniche, a hamlet of Montebello Jonico in Calabria, is a true paradise for sea and nature lovers. Located on the Ionian coast of Reggio Calabria, it boasts golden beaches lapped by crystal clear waters, a hinterland rich in history and culture and a scenic beauty that leaves you breathless. Dream beaches: The coast of Saline Joniche is a succession of pristine coves and equipped beaches, where you can spend unforgettable days between sun, sea and relaxation.

Together with the bronze statues of Riace and the National Archaeological Museum, the Aragonese Castle is considered one of the city's symbols. Although it is defined as "Aragonese", its foundation actually dates back to the Byzantine period, between the 9th and 11th centuries, when Reggio became the capital of Calabria. It was only in the Spanish era that the structure underwent a radical transformation, at the behest of King Ferdinand I of Aragon, with the addition of two imposing circular crenellated towers, which gave it its current appearance and the "Aragonese" name. The oldest part of the building was demolished after the 1908 earthquake to allow the opening of some of the city's streets. Source and info: https://turismo.reggiocal.it/cultura/castelli-e-fortificazioni/castello-aragonese

The cathedral was rebuilt several times after looting, fires or destruction due to seismic events. There is uncertain information about the cathedral for the period between the 4th and 14th centuries. Around the middle of the 11th century it was destroyed by the Saracens, then rebuilt by the Normans and ravaged again by the Turks in 1574. At the end of the 17th century, the reconstruction began by Archbishop Mons. Creales and completed by Archbishop Martino Ybanez y Villanueva. In recent times, the two devastating earthquakes of 1783 and 1908 have greatly affected its fate and have required the building to be rebuilt twice. Source: https://turismo.reggiocal.it/cultura/le-chiese-e-i-monasteri/la-basilica-cattedrale-di-reggio-calabria

Beautiful almost abandoned ancient village, it is part of the English route