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Where to stay in Reggio Calabria
Best time: Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months offer mild temperatures and fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring the city's historical sites and enjoying outdoor activities.
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★ 4.2Le Royal Luxury
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★ 4.2De Nava Suite
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★ 4.2Palace Masoanri's
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★ 4.1La Casa Di Ermelinda
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★ 4.1Suite 70 Luxury B&B
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★ 4.1Albanuova Hotel
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★ 4.1B&B Agave
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★ 4.1Arete' Luxury Room
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★ 4.1Deluxe B&B Centrocittà
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★ 4.1B&B degli Ottimati
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★ 4.1Abacus
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★ 4.1Hotel Eubea
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Reggio Calabria, like a local
Don't miss
- Bronzi di Riace: These ancient Greek bronze statues are iconic and a must-see in the National Archaeological Museum.
- Lungomare Falcomatà: The scenic promenade offers stunning views of the Strait of Messina and is perfect for leisurely strolls.
- Castello Aragonese: This historic castle provides insight into the city's past and offers panoramic views.
- Chiesa degli Ottimati: A beautiful baroque church that’s often overlooked but features stunning interior art.
- Villa Comunale: A charming park where locals relax, featuring lush gardens and a playground.
Where to eat
- Pizzeria Ristorante Da Michele: Famous for its authentic Neapolitan-style pizza made with local ingredients.
- Trattoria Al Migliore: Offers traditional Calabrian dishes with a modern twist in a cozy atmosphere.
- Gelateria Cesare: Renowned for its artisanal gelato, perfect for cooling off on a hot day.
Do this
- Festival of Sant'Antonio: A vibrant local festival in June featuring parades, music, and traditional food.
- Wine Tasting in Aspromonte: Experience the unique flavors of Calabrian wines in the nearby Aspromonte National Park.
- Cooking Class: Learn to cook traditional Calabrian dishes with local chefs, offering a hands-on cultural experience.
Local tips
- Visit the local markets in the morning for the freshest produce and authentic local products.
- Explore the hidden alleyways in the historic district to find charming cafes and shops.
- Try the 'Nduja, a spicy spreadable salami unique to Calabria, at local delicatessens.
- Use caution when driving, as local drivers can be aggressive and parking can be limited.
Know before you go
Best time
Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months offer mild temperatures and fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring the city's historical sites and enjoying outdoor activities.
Getting around
Buses are the main public transport option, but walking is popular in the city center. Bicycles can be rented, and taxis are readily available.
Airport
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Language
Italian is the main language spoken, with some locals speaking English.
Money
Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted, but carry some cash for small purchases.
Safety
Reggio Calabria is generally safe for tourists, though like any city, it’s advisable to stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night.
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