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The Search for Ancient Crotone
A journey to Magna Grecia
The Greeks colonized Crotone and other parts of southern Calabria from 700 BC and created cities that were as rich and powerful as Athens and Sparta. They remained until they were defeated by succeeding generations of Romans, Carthaginians, Phoenicians and other empires. But, all over Crotone much of ancient Greece remains.
Groups minimum 20 people
8 days / 7 nights € 420
(For supplements and discount refer to the price list)
- Buffet breakfast
- Welcome Cocktail
- Fruit basket and Ciro’ wine upon arrival
- Check in before the scheduled time, departure after scheduled time available
- Complimentary newspaper every day
- Half board including house wine and water
- Possibility of lunch in characteristic farm houses for additional fee
Day 1
Sibari: Archeological Museum and Excavation site
Rossano: Diocesan Museum where is Codex Purpureus is preserved and Cathedral
Day 2
S. Severina: Visit to the Castle, archaeological museum, Cathedral and Baptistery;
S. Giovanni in Fiore: visit to the Florense Abbey;
Day 3
Cirò: Archeological museum and Saracen markets, Ciro’ wine tasting.
Melissa: visit to the Aragon tower and Calabria products’ tasting
Day 4
Caulonia: visit to the archeological site;
Locri: Archeological Museum and Excavation site;
Gerace: Visit to the Cathedral and historic center;
Day 5
Capocolonna: visit to archeological park;
Le Castella: visit to the Aragon Castle;
Day 6<br>
Crotone: visit to archeological museum and castle. Afternoon free for shopping and visit to the cathedral
Day 7
Sila – Crotonei: Walk along the Ampollino lake and the Palumbo Village
For additional information visit the section Territory and Activities
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