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Carfizzi, a small town in Calabria, is located between the Sila National Park and the Ionian coast, bordering various municipalities such as Cirò and Melissa. Of ancient origins, the country has links with Albanian culture, preserving its language and traditions.

Cirò, a small town in Calabria, boasts origins that date back to the Bronze Age, as demonstrated by the archaeological finds found in various districts. History tells that this location was inhabited even before the foundation of Kroton. Over the ages, Cirò has seen a series of dominations, devastations and renovations - one of the main historical testimonies is the Carafa Castle.

This is the entrance to the Gulf of Taranto. The lighthouse dates back to the 1930s.

Located on the promontory of Punta Alice, the Saracen markets are an eighteenth-century complex that housed a commercial fair in Cirò Marina, near the old sixteenth-century coastal tower that defended the coast from pirates. From here you can enjoy a panoramic view of the sea.

Cirò Marina is a city overlooking the Ionian Sea colonized by the Greeks in the 8th century BC. It is possible to visit the archaeological area of Punta Alice, where the remains of the temple of Apollo Aleo are found. The area is also renowned for the production of wine with fine grapes, such as gaglioppo and greco bianco.

The Punta Alice lighthouse is a maritime lighthouse located at the end of the homonymous promontory, a short distance from Cirò Marina. The lighthouse was built in 1931 and marks the entrance to the Gulf of Taranto and the southern limit of the Calabrian Ionian coast.

Formerly a Magna Graecia colony and then federated with Rome, visited at the end of the 19th century by both Momsen and Lenorman

Cirò is a hill town located above the coast of the Ionian Sea, a short distance from the municipality of Cirò Marina. The city is famous for its vines and for its wine, Cirò DOP, one of the most famous in the region.