Hotels Reggio Calabria, Guesthouses Reggio Calabria and Residences Reggio Calabria

Reggio Calabria, a thriving provincial capital of Calabria, is the southernmost province of the Italian Peninsula. It is situated just in the heart of the Mediterranean basin, on the toe of the peninsula, and is the oldest and largest city of the region. Situated on the slopes of the Aspromonte, Reggio Calabria boasts breathtaking views over the nearby Sicily.
It is an appreciated holiday destination which gathers important historical and cultural evidences and a beguiling, compelling sea.

The city hosts a remarkably wide array of different accommodation options, such as budget hotels and bed and breakfasts situated around the harbour, the ideal accommodation facilities for those reaching Messina, the Aeolian Islands and Malta by sea.  Both the city centre and the sea front are scattered with 3-star guesthouses, 4-star hotels and intimate  inns which are able to welcome both families with children and groups of friends.

Famous all over the world for the Riace Bronzes cherished by the National Archaeological Museum of the Magna Graecia, Reggio Calabria is the ideal holiday destination for those interested in combining traditional seaside holidays with cultural and artistic tours. Chief among its treasures are the Aragonese Castle, erected before 549, the Duomo, the major landmark of the Baroque style from Calabria, and the Church of Ottimati, embellished by mosaics and Byzantine works of art dating back to the X century.
The vast coastline overlooking both the Ionian and the Tyrrhenian coast, the so-called Viola Coast, is scattered with high-quality services and facilities and glamorous clubs which during summer attract large numbers of young people. Situated a short distance from the old town, the lively Falcomatà sea front is an important archaeological site gathering the ruins of the walls of the ancient polis of Rhegion, a Greek city on the site of the present town, and the remains of the ancient Roman Spas which were situated in front of the sea.
Other major attractions situated a short distance from Reggio Calabria's old town are the National Park of Aspromonte and the nearby resort of Gambarie, which during winter is one of the privileged holiday destinations for sports lovers and in summer turns into the traditional tourist mecca of pilgrims flocking to the Sanctuary of Madonna di Polsi and the lovers of nature looking for fascinating excursions amidst the lush footpaths of the Park.