Museo Civico Archeologico
Ciro'Marina
The Civic Archaeological Museum of Cirò Marina was established in 1998 and is located on two floors inside the Palazzo Porti. It welcomes materials from the local Archeoclub and objects of the excavations of the Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Calabria. On the ground floor there are objects in ceramics and metals from the archaic and classical times.
Mercati Saraceni
Ciro'Marina
The Saracen Markets of Cirò Marina were built during the eighteenth century at the behest of the feudal princes of Tarsia. History tells that during the opening ceremony, the place was cannonized by Turkish ships from which the market then took the name of 'Saracen markets'. In the markets there was the Santa Croce fair, which recalled the neighboring populations.
Torre di Scifo
Crotone
(39 Km)
The Tower of Scifo is part of the defensive complex wanted by the Spanish viceroy Pedro da Toledo in the 16th century. It is a quadrangular stronghold that can be accessed thanks to external stairs or through a bridge.
Torre di Nao
Crotone
(39 Km)
The Nao Tower was built in the 16th century on a square base. This was a defense building in the past. It is a monument also known as the Tower of Capo Nao, located in the province of Crotone in Capo Colonna. The tower has undergone several restoration works and is currently a museum.
Museo Provinciale d'Arte Contemporanea
Crotone
(32 Km)
The Provincial Museum of Contemporary Art initially built in the rooms of the Palazzo Fonte Calojro in Crotone since 2008 is located in Palazzo Barracco. The Museum runs through the history of Italian art from the post-war to the present day. It offers a rich collection and presents the experiments carried out, informing what are the new languages of art involving painting and photography.
Pinacoteca Civica
Crotone
(35 Km)
The Art Gallery is located inside the Civic Museum in the Aragonese Castle (840 AD) in the municipality of Crotone. It is one of the most important in the area. Currently it houses Neapolitan works of art from the second half of the nineteenth century. and a hundred paintings from the first half of 1900. All the decor of the environment is very nice in a combination with the architecture of the past centuries. Admission to the art gallery is free of charge.
Museo Archeologico Nazionale
Crotone
(33 Km)
The National Archaeological Museum was opened in 1968 and is located in the medieval walled city. At first it exhibited materials from unofficial excavations, then it was enriched by the finds found in the excavations carried out in the necropolis of the territory. The Museum represents different eras through the materials on display, especially the Prehistoric, Iron and Bronze. Note the documentation of the Greek era with many exhibits such as ointments and ceramic fragments.
Basilica Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta
Crotone
(33 Km)
Dating back to the 9th century, it was built on several occasions using material derived from the Temple of Hera Lacinia thereby induces an eclecticism of styles seen in the unique architecture of this church.
Palazzo Vescovile
Crotone
(33 Km)
Built in the 16th century. It retains the arms of Crotone's main bishops.
Chiesa dell'Immacolata
Crotone
(33 Km)
Erected in 1554 and later enlarged in 1738. Inside it has a single nave and is decorated with a portal with friezes of the Baroque period. Very impressive!
Santuario di Hera Lacinia
Crotone
(39 Km)
Today there is only one column of the temple built i around about 470 BC . However, you can find the essential elements witnessing the presence of the most important shrine of Magna Graecia.
cripta
Umbriatico
(18 Km)
The crypt of the Cathedral of Umbriatico is the audience of the pagan temple (VII Century). Currently it has only twelve columns in addition to the walls; originally it was certainly composed of no less than 36 columns.
Ex cattedrale di S. Donato
Umbriatico
(18 Km)
The cathedral of Umbriatico dedicated to S. Donato is a monumental building of Christian worship dating back to the Middle Ages. Inside, the classroom with three naves, punctuated by slightly pointed arches set on quadrangular pillars, crosses a transept not protruding just raised, the volume is m 18x43
Panorama centro storico
Umbriatico
(18 Km)
Umbriatico (KR) town of 933 inhabitants. In the area of Umbriatico stood, even before the arrival of the Greek settlers, the town of Chonia. Later, instead, the city of Bristacia arose, founded around 700 BC. the Medieval period today's Cathedral.Episcopal See until 1818.Mayor Rosario Pasquale Abenante
Parco Archeologico di Capo Colonna
Crotone
(39 Km)
In the 6th century, the Colonna of Hera Lacinia was built in Capo Colonna, one of the most important shrines in Magna Grecia since the Archaic Age. This was in a strategic position, that is, along the coastal routes that united Taranto to the Strait of Messina, and was composed of 48 columns in Doric style over 8 meters high and consisting of 8 rocks grooved. Unfortunately, today there is only part of it, namely the column from which the site takes its name and some finds called Buildings. The sanctuary is also known as Hera Eleytheria.
The complex was composed of several buildings, of which some remains are visible today. The actual temple was stretched out towards the sea, of a Doric order, with six columns on the façade (hexastyl). The initial temple had the classic shape of Greek temples: an imposing complex of 48 Doric columns over 8 m high; the roof was made of marble slabs and Parius marble tiles. Nothing is known about the decorations that, however, were certainly present, as can be deduced from the discovery of a female head in Greek marble and a few other fragments.
Castello di Crucoli
Crucoli
(12 Km)
Crucoli Castle was built during the Norman period. The castle makes a great contribution on a historical and artistic level. Currently, only the ruins are left of the castle.
Castello Carafa di Ciro'
Ciro'
(5 Km)
It is a construction that dates back to the end of the fifteenth century. The construction of the structure is attributed to Count Andrea Carafa, instead the part of the walls is by his nephew, Girolamo. The property had several owners over the centuries, who used it with various functions. Despite partly damaged, because it is very old, the structure is still visible.
Chiesa e Convento di S. Chiara
Crotone
(33 Km)
Originally dating back to late '400, it was rebuilt in the '700. Note in the interior the beautiful tiled floor in majolica from Naples, and the precious wooden organ dating back to 1753.
Piazza Pitagora
Crotone
(33 Km)
It is the most important square in Crotone, a meeting center for citizens. Surrounded by arcades built in the second half of the 800.