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The best time to visit Saracena is in spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October). During these months, the weather is mild, perfect for hiking and cycling around the area – temperatures are usually between 15-25°C. The landscape is at its most beautiful then – in spring, olive groves and fruit trees bloom, in autumn the area takes on warm colours and the grape harvest begins. In winter, it can be cold and rainy, and there can be snow in the mountains around Saracena, making it difficult to move around. Summer, on the other hand, can be hot (even well over 30°C), which can make longer cycling trips or sightseeing difficult.

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The cuisine of Saracena clearly shows traces of Arab influence. Local ingredients include almonds, figs, cinnamon, anise, dried grapes and honey. An example is the traditional cannariculi cake, fried in olive oil and seasoned with cloves and citrus peel.

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Here Moscato di Saracena is made - a wine that was included in the list of traditional products of the Calabria region in 2010. It is made in small batches according to a local technique that combines the fermentation of fresh must (from the Guarnaccia and Malvasia varieties) with the addition of dried grapes (Moscatello di Saracena and Addoraca). This process has no equivalent in other regions of Italy. The grapes are dried traditionally on mats or grills. The entire production is done by hand, without industrial techniques. The wine has an intense aroma of dried apricots, spices and honey.

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Saracena is a mountain town in northern Calabria, located at an altitude of about 600 m above sea level, in the province of Cosenza, at the foot of the Pollino massif. The name of the town comes from the Saracens - Arab settlers who came to Calabria in the 9th century. The town is built in the "kasbah" system - dense development, narrow streets, irregular plan, houses placed wall to wall. This is a structure characteristic of Islamic cities, adapted to climatic and defensive conditions.

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Morano Calabro hosts a live nativity scene every year, where locals reenact scenes from Bethlehem against the backdrop of old streets and squares. You can see shepherds, craftsmen and even real animals, all prepared with great care and dedication. This is a local event that is put into the heart and is worth seeing if you are in the area in winter.

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Morano Calabro is called "Presepe del Pollino" - the Nativity Scene of the Pollino Mountains. This comparison is a direct result of its unique location and appearance, especially when viewed from a distance or from the lower parts of the valley. The town is built on a very steep hillside, and the houses are densely packed one on top of the other, towering upwards. The entire town, with the ruins of the castle at the top, takes the shape of an almost perfect cone. This gives it a three-dimensionality and a specific silhouette that resembles traditional, three-dimensional nativity scenes.

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Morano Calabro is one of the most beautiful and picturesque towns of Calabria, located in the north of the region, in the province of Cosenza, at the foot of the Pollino massif, in the heart of the Parco Nazionale del Pollino, the largest national park in Italy. The town has only a few thousand inhabitants, but it has an extraordinary historical and visual heritage that makes it unique. The history of the town dates back to Roman times (2nd century BC).

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Unfortunately not well maintained, given the beautiful cycle path

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A nicely laid out route, but with some shortcomings: 1. Very uneven surface. With luggage or a racing bike, it's much easier to ride on the road; unfortunately, you get a lot of jolts here. 2. The narrow path makes visibility difficult in many places, and you share the path with oncoming cyclists and pedestrians—which can make it dangerous. 3. Furthermore, there are small, unmarked bollards in the middle of the path in many places. These are particularly dangerous with panniers on your bike.

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The Convent of the Capuchin Friars of Morano Calabro, in addition to being a place of worship, is also a place of historical interest that is definitely worth a visit…….

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Impressive city, steep streets.

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Lungro is the seat of the EPARCHY of the Italian Albanians of Continental Italy; in the cathedral a beautiful example of an Orthodox iconostasis. it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cattedrale_di_Lungro

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This road is an extraordinary setting for viewing the majestic Pollino peaks on the horizon, a unique spectacle of mother nature. Crossing it, you will find yourself in a landscape characterized by an incredible number of orchards, in particular picturesque orange and lemon plantations. The route winds through many fruit trees, offering an enchanting and enveloping perspective. A journey that combines the magnificence of the mountains with the richness of fertile soil, offering an unforgettable experience.

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There is an e-bike charging station (does it work?) and a workshop kit in excellent condition.

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Morano Calabro is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy and not without reason. It is located at the foot of the Pollino Park, on top of a hill, and can be seen from afar. Definitely worth a visit.

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Cassano all'Ionio is a village rich in history in the heart of Calabria, in the plain of Sibari, whose name has Greek roots.

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Castrovillari is a city full of stories to tell; Roman, Albanian and Catholic. It is the fourth most populous city of Cosenza. The city is crossed by the Parchi Calabresi cycle path and surrounded by mountains, making it an extraordinary place for cycling enthusiasts.

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Splendid panoramic point on the Gole del Raganello, Civita and view up to the gulf of Corigliano

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Arrived at the gates of Lungro, instead of going up the ramp on the left with indications for the cycle path in the direction of Acquaformosa, it is better to proceed towards the center of the town and continue on the main road; in this way you avoid that very hard uphill stretch which shortens by very little. Better to preserve strength in view of other asperities.

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It is a magnificent route that crosses the Pollino National Park: from Laino Borgo, on which the ruins of the Longobard Laino Castello stand, you climb up to Mormanno, the famous town of sweet "bocconotti"; from here we proceed in the direction of the Campotenese pass, an immense plateau located between the Pollino and Orsomarso mountains until we reach Morano Calabro, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, which offers magnificent hospitality spread across the houses in the center historic close to the Castle.

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