Природные достопримечательности Калабрии

Calabria Outdoor Escapes

Calabria’s rugged interior features the Pollino Massif, home to the region's highest peaks like Serra Dolcedorme and Monte Pollino. The Sila and Serre Calabresi ranges offer diverse landscapes, from the man-made Cecita and Angitola lakes to the granite massifs of Reventino and Monte Pecoraro. This collection highlights the area's natural heritage, including the ancient settlements at the Tauriani Archaeological Park and the significant peaks of the Southern Apennines.

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Cecita Lake

Cecita Lake is a man made lake in the province of Cosenza, Calabria, southern Italy.

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Serra Dolcedorme

Reaching 2,267 meters, this is the highest peak in the Pollino Massif and the Southern Apennines, marking the border between Calabria and Basilicata.

Potito m. petrone / CC BY-SA 3.0

Monte Pollino

The second-highest peak in the Pollino Massif and the Southern Apennines, standing at 2,248 meters within the Pollino National Park.

Palminellafede / CC BY-SA 3.0

Parco Archeologico dei Tauriani "Antonio De Salvo"

This archaeological site in Palmi preserves the remains of the ancient city of Tauriana, featuring a 16th-century watchtower, a Roman temple, and a protohistoric settlement.