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Literary park on the remains of Italy's largest concentration camp, active from 1940 to 1944.

The Sanctuary of the Madonna del Pettoruto is an important place of Marian worship located in San Sosti, in the province of Cosenza, Calabria. Immersed in the suggestive gorge of the Rosa river, between Monte Montea and Monte Mula, it is located at about 543 meters above sea level. Origins and legend According to tradition, the sanctuary has legendary origins. A man named Nicola Mairo, originally from Altomonte and unjustly accused of murder, took refuge on the mountain where the sanctuary stands today. During his time in hiding, he had a mystical vision of the Madonna and Child and carved her image on a tuff rock. In 1449 he was cleared of all charges. In the early 1600s, a deaf-mute shepherd boy discovered the carved image and, miraculously, regained his speech, thus allowing the construction of the sanctuary. Architecture and awards The current building was built between 1824 and 1840 by order of Bishop Felice Greco. In 1979, Pope John Paul II elevated it to a basilica

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The Basilica Sant'Angelo di Acri, in Calabria, is dedicated to San Angelo d'Acri, a Capuchin friar known for his fervent preaching and his miracles. Built in honor of the saint, canonized in 1959 by Pope Pius XII, it is a pilgrimage destination and houses important artistic and religious works linked to his figure.

The Cathedral of Bisignano, the heart of the town of the same name, is an important historical testimony. Built in the XIII century, it represents a fundamental part of the cultural heritage of Bisignano.

This is a charming and picturesque village located between the valleys in the heart of the Pollino Park. Borgo di San Sosti boasts a wonderful waterfall: during the summer all the inhabitants go to the river to enjoy the fresh air.

Malvito Castle is a medieval fortress built by the Lombards between the 7th and 8th centuries on a hill overlooking the surrounding valleys. It was later enlarged by the Normans, who made it the seat of a county, and after being abandoned in the 18th century it was restored in the 1980s.

This place is an oasis of tranquillity, away from car traffic, offering a spectacular view of the surrounding majestic mountains. Here you can immerse yourself in the pristine beauty of nature and enjoy a breathtaking panorama. Far from the hubbub of urban life, one appreciates the serenity and magnificence of the mountain landscapes. Take a moment to breathe deeply and let yourself be enraptured by their beauty.