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the beautiful fountain of Monte Porro

Rione San Giuseppe, with its Church and the gem of the Church dedicated to Santa Chiara. I recommend getting lost in the side streets, with endless surprises for those with eyes to see....

Climbing up Monte Poro or descending from Caroniti towards Joppolo, via the road in the Calatafoni district, offers one of the landscapes with incredible views on the Costa degli Dei. With clear skies you can admire the Strait of Messina, part of Sicily and the Aeolian Islands. The ideal would be to do it at sunset. Be careful, the road is closed, because it collapsed in one point. With bikes you can pass easily. Use your head. Even if he has led himself to believe that he will not encounter any cars, he can pick up some from Joppolo to go to the countryside he owns.

Nicotera, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. To appreciate its charm, you have to start from the top and go down, to get lost in the streets of the oldest neighborhoods where you can breathe history. Getting lost to find the ancient walls, the old access gates to the town and for the more enterprising, trying to get to the sea along the old Roman road perhaps coming across old finds, such as the braceria which served as a lighthouse for sailors who landed in the in the port that no longer exists today and of which there is no trace except in history books. The castle is the icing on the cake.

Monte Poro offers both off-road and on-road climbs. Never banal. Be careful of the roads, which are very rough if you ride a racing bike.

Catholic church with a wonderful viewing platform

Conceived in July 2020 in one of the oldest and most characteristic neighborhoods, the Schirmgasse has become a center of attraction for tourists and selfie lovers. An idea born in the Somme,r at the initiative of the municipal administration to give a touch of color and one of the to give even more impression to the oldest and most characteristic places in the country: the Baglio district. In July 2020, dozens of colored umbrellas were hung on one of the stairs leading to the district, while the steps were decorated with writing of the same color reading “Nicotera nel cuore” in different languages. The alley immediately became a real attraction, as local residents and tourists were willing to take photos and selfies, which then made the place a symbol of Nicotera on social media. Source: Google

Magnificent viewpoint from the garden of the "Chiesa di San Francesco di Paola"