Recorrido por Reggio Calabria y Scilla
Este recorrido, que incluye tanto el «kilómetro más bonito de Italia» como «la Venecia de Calabria», es una visita llena de belleza. Primero, tiempo libre en Reggio Calabria, la «punta de Italia». Después, se continúa hasta el pueblo pesquero de Scilla. Disfrute de un paseo guiado por Chianalea, antes de realizar una visita opcional al castillo medieval.
Comience en Reggio Calabria, donde podrá pasear por el paseo marítimo bordeado de estatuas con vistas al estrecho de Messina y a Sicilia, o visitar el Museo de la Magna Grecia, donde se encuentran los famosos "Bronzi" de Riace. Para los aficionados a las compras, Corso Garibaldi ofrece elegantes boutiques.
El día continúa con una visita a la encantadora Scilla, conocida como la "Venecia de Calabria". Aquí encontrará un castillo medieval encaramado sobre el estrecho de Messina, ideal para disfrutar de vistas panorámicas. Pasee por el pintoresco barrio de pescadores, donde las casas se yerguen como si estuvieran sumergiendo los pies en el agua.
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Ventajas
- Tiempo libre en Reggio Calabria, una ciudad cargada de historia
- Disfrute de las vistas de Sicilia a través del estrecho de Messina
- Visita el pintoresco pueblo pesquero de Scilla
Información importante
- La entrada al museo no está incluida y no se proporciona guía en el museo.
- Comida y bebida no incluida
- Entradas no incluidas
- Se recomienda traer calzado comodo
- Los horarios indicados son aproximados y pueden sufrir cambios
Política de cancelación
Recibe un reembolso del 100% si cancelas hasta 2 días antes de que comience la actividad
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