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Reggio Calabria

Reggio Calabria is one of the best places in Italy for tourists who want to relax and escape a hectic schedule for a while. Imagine walking around the park while enjoying Sicily's coastline's fantastic scenery or sitting in a bar or restaurant.

Travel Tips for Reggio Calabria

What you need to know before traveling here

Getting Around Reggio Calabria

A guide to Reggio Calabria's local transportation

Bus
Train
The ATAM or Car Sharing Service

The bus will comfortably take you around Reggio Calabria. This city even has a specific bus service for tourists. The bus management will accompany you with a tour guide who will explain Calabria. Learning more about Reggio Calabria during your short holiday there is a great option.

Practical Tips for Reggio Calabria

Things to prepare and best way to visit

What Is the Weather Like in Reggio Calabria?

Tourists who love to spend time in sunny areas will love to stay in Reggio Calabria. It is because this city is known for the sunniest region in Europe. Imagine that this area has up to 320 sunny days a year. The temperature in this area is warm to hot in summer yet mild in winter. The average temperature in Reggio Calabria is around 20 to 30 degrees Celsius, and the temperature in this region is around 15 to 19 degrees Celsius.

What are the Best Attractions in Reggio Calabria?

The Aragon Castle Based on the data, the Aragon Castle was built in the 6th Century. You will not find anything inside the castle, but it is fun to walk around the castle. You can even go to the castle tower to capture the incredible scenery of this city. Dishes and Beverages You must try dishes and beverages when you are in Reggio Calabria. Getalo and Apertivi are the two most popular meals in this city. You can find these two menus around the restaurants or food stalls in town. Historical Sites Reggio Calabria is also well-known for its historical sites. Villa Genoese Zerbi is one of them, where you can see the great architecture from the 14th Century. Bring your camera since you must take a picture of the iconic items there, such as the contemporary art statues.

What are the Must-Try Foods in Reggio Calabria?

Nduja Nduja is Calabria’s traditional sausage. It is made of spicy pork meat. Local people even mix this sausage with pork intestine. They enjoy Nduja by spreading it on grilled or roasted meat and fish. Some restaurants in Calabria also serve it as a topping for pasta or egg-based dishes. Tartufo di Pizzo Eating Tartufo di Pizzo is the best option while exploring Calabria during the hot season. It is one of the classic ice creams in Italy and Calabria. Imagine how delicious chocolate, hazelnut gelato, and melted dark chocolate are in your mouth. Tartufo di Pizzo is a great dessert to enjoy while gathering with friends and enjoying the dry season there. Pasta e Alici The unique part about Pasta e Alici is the additional ingredients. The original recipe uses preserved fish and breadcrumbs mixed with peppers, tomato, and olive oil to strengthen the taste. The breadcrumbs give the dish a crispy texture, and the preserved fish taste salty.

Where Should I Stay in Reggio Calabria?

Finding a place to stay is also critical to learning more about Reggio Calabria. Specific locations, such as Via Demetrio Tripepi, Via Paolo Pellicano, and Via Vittorio Veneto, are recommended. These locations offer great hotel rooms to book for tourists who want to explore Calabria for a few days. The room services and facilities are also significant enough to fill your needs in this city. Indeed, the cost of the hotel room varies. As a result, you can choose the best hotel room based on your budget and the location you want to explore.

What Should I Know Before Visiting Reggio Calabria?

There are many historical sites to visit while spending time in Calabria. You can even enjoy some historical icons while walking around the street. Calabria is a great place for relaxation since it is surrounded by magnificent scenery. One of the beautiful views is from the Ionia and Tyrrhenian seas. Remember to buy citrus oil when you see it on the market. Calabria is one of the citrus oil producers in Italy. You can even see the tools used to extract citrus fruit in the museums in Calabria.

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