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The bike journey from Scalea to Trebisacce is a journey of almost one hundred kilometres. The route mainly follows the SP263, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of the Tyrrhenian coast. nts of the trip: The final destination, Trebisacce, is a quiet town with a rich historical and cultural heritage. Here you can visit the National Archaeological Museum of Siritide, the Aragonese Castle and the Church of San Pietro Apostolo. Trebisacce is known as the "City of Murals" for the numerous works of urban art that decorate its streets. The murals depict scenes from daily life, local landscapes and historical figures. The city also hosts the Basilicata International Popular Music Festival, which is held every year in summer. The festival attracts musicians from all over the world and offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in local culture. Trebisacce is an excellent base for exploring the Siritide Coast, a stretch of uncontaminated coast with wild beaches, hidden coves and nature reserves.

The Federiciano Castle is a medieval manor that overlooks the Ionian Sea, on the Achaean Coast. It is located right on the pebble beach of Marina di Roseto Capo Spulico, characterized by the blue and transparent sea and the particular anvil-shaped rock.

The Oriolo castle is a medieval fortress that dominates the historic center of the town with a quadrangular shape, three cylindrical corner towers and a keep. Inside there are halls and reception rooms with sculptures and frescoes and it is one of the best preserved castles in the Upper Jonio.

Stretch of road that connects the railway station and the long sand and pebble beach with the village of Montegiordano. The climb is demanding and constant, with good views of the coast. To enter the village it is 8.5 km and 570 meters in altitude.

sandy beach with shallow waters

Trebisacce is famous for the quality of the waters of its beaches, cycling alongside the Ionian Sea will be a pleasure.

Imposing castle-fortress built for defensive purposes presumably in the Norman era. The Castle can be visited!