シーメリ・クリーキ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

The trail isn't well marked, and it's unclear when you're actually in front of the "Pink Grotto." Sometimes you think you've arrived, but a closer look always reveals some poorly maintained passages. In any case, it's very beautiful and evocative.

Taverna is a splendid town which was the birthplace of the famous seventeenth-century painter Mattia Preti, whose numerous works it houses in the churches and the civic museum. Absolutely unmissable.

Simple route until you reach the stretch where the stream begins. Here you need to be able to move from one bank to the other, therefore I recommend waterproof shoes or at least a second pair, the risk that your feet end up in the water is high due to the slippery stones.

This is Taverna, a small Italian town in the province of Catanzaro in Calabria. The village is located on the slopes of the mountains that make up the Sila Park. If you are crossing the Calabria Region along its "Parchi Calabria" cycle route I recommend a short stop here. A charging station for electric bicycles has been positioned in the center of the village, here you will also find some tools for maintaining your bike.

Town along the cycle path of the parks of Calabria near Monte Gariglione in the Sila Piccola.

Access to the Pink Grotto is facilitated by the presence of ropes which give extra safety on the rocks which can be slippery.

Church of the Mount of the Dead and of Mercy, Catanzaro Although the date on the facade of the Church of Monte shows the date of 1728, the history of this sacred building, dear to the people of Catanzaro, dates back to the seventeenth century. In the fifteenth century, some Calabrian notables founded the Monte della Misericordia, through which funds were raised to carry out works of charity in the suffrage of the dead. After the capital (the mountain) was collected, a chapel for the souls of purgatory was built. In 1739 the church was consecrated. The central dome of 1769 is decorated with a painting of Saint Philip Neri surrounded by four evangelists. Inside the church, among other things, four paintings by Catanzaro Stadera from 1753 and a Madonna with angels by Giovanni Del Prete from 1642 have been preserved. On the portal a papier-mâché crucifix of the 600. Text / Source: Comune Catanzaro https://www.comune.catanzaro.it/la-citta/

Basilica-Santuario Maria SS Immacolata, Catanzaro For the people of Catanzaro, the Basilica of the Immaculate is the building most dear to memory, as it is inextricably linked with the cult of the Most Holy Virgin Immaculate, patron saint of the city. The original hall structure of the Franciscan Church from the thirteenth century has been rebuilt several times. The facade is neoclassical. Text / Source: Comune.Catanzaro https://www.comune.catanzaro.it/la-citta/