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Built in 1882 to a design by the eponymous owner Francesco Berlingieri, who had studied at the military academy “La Nunziatella” in Naples, it
It encloses the icon of the Madonna of Cape Colonna, also known as the “Black Madonna” because of the dark coloring with which her
TheThe site Work begun in 1985 at the former De Vennera clinic for the construction of the headquarters of the Banca Popolare Cooperativa di
In the heart of Crotone’s villa stands majestically a specimen of the Magnolioid Fig, known scientifically as the Ficus macrophylla Desf. former Pers. A
Institute in 1982, was based in the Helper Tower of the Castle-Fortress of Crotone. In 1996 it was permanently relocated to the premises of
Founded in 1968, it is located on Risorgimento Street in the heart of the city’s historic center. The two-story building contains all the most
Openedin 2002, it stands within the same Park on a single floor. The facility is divided into three exhibition pavilions: the Earth, which preserves
One can appreciate the remains of the so-called “Building B” with a rectangular plan which is believed to be the original temple; the remains
Dating back to the 15th century, making it one of the oldest in Crotone. Of royal appointment, it was possibly founded by the noble
The beauty of the city is also made so by the well-known castle, built in the ninth century on the ruins of the ancient
Located on the rampart of the ancient walls of Crotone is a splendid sandstone coat of arms depicting the noble arms of Charles V
The main body probably dates back to the 16th century, while the aristocratic chapels were added in 1719. It was restored in 1744 after
Part of the monastic complex of St. Clare, the original structures are traced back to the late 1300s, while the current construction is affected
Its construction dates back to 1554; Noteworthy are the crypt accessed through a 17th-century wooden door and the wooden sculpture representing Christ Crucified; it
Architecture The building has a facade characterized by a round-arched portal, framed by an ornate lintel above which an irregular gable features a blind
The original construction of the Cathedral is supposed to date back to the 9th century. It was initially dedicated to St. Dionysius, later, around
Built in 1736 by the Suriano family, it was continued by the Marzano family and then completed by the De Mayda family. The vastness
Nineteenth-century mansion, once listed among the “Works of Art” by the Ministry of Education.According to popular tradition, the Palace consists of 365 rooms, as
Erected where the home of Giovan Battista Nola Molise, author of a “Cronica” of the city of Crotone, once existed, it was for many
In the Roman neoclassical style, it has an enclosed courtyard with patio; the building has two facades and two floors, the first with windows,
Dating from the 19th century, externally it has two levels and features a stone portal with a round arch resting on two smooth piers.
Belonging to the Lucifero family, built in 1699; rebuilt in 1809 with neoclassical façades, tracing examples of Roman architecture; has a portal with a
Falls within a Special Protection Area and is located near the estuary of the river of the same name: it is a Site of
The villa includes the gardens located on Regina Margherita Street and Miscello da Ripe Street and the space of the former Largo Lavatoio redeveloped
Going toward the promontory of Capo Colonna, there are localities of great geological, scenic and cultural interest and one of them is the geo-paleontological
Crotone is not only characterized by the sea as it has a very close connection with the mountains: the gullies are large accumulations of
