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- RudySzymon. Chicago, IL 856 contributions. Beautiful castle on the small island. Relatively to the age, the castle is in good shape. Especially from the shore side.
- phillip r. Shipley, UK1,360 contributions. Looks small but very interesting collection inside. Wasn't any outstanding places to eat or shop so was very pleased when we came across this museum,fantastic collection of artefacts,enough to spend a few hours studying.
- Fran O. Scotts Valley, California 51 contributions. Serene place worth a look. A very well done museum combined with a walk out to the church and the pillar well worth your time.
- Vladimir B. 23 contributions. Perfect day on a beach. Adel is a great and warm person that goes out of her way to make her guests happy.
- A Little About Crotone…
- What to Do in Crotone in A Day? Visit The Old Center
- What to Do in Crotone in A Day? Visit The Archaeological Park of Capo Colonna
- What to Do in Crotone in A Day? Visit Cirò and Marina Do Cirò
- Where to Stay in Crotone? La Corte Del Geco
- Where to Eat in Crotone? Zio Emilio – Ristorante Cucina Tipica Crotonese
- Conclusion
Crotone has a very special history of over a thousand years! Founded by the Greeks in 718 a. C., soon became one of the most important cities in Magna Grecia at that time. The philosopher Pythagoras moved there in 513 B.C. and there he founded his school, contributing to regional growth in the military and political spheres; the city became so powe...
Well, as we already mentioned, Crotone is rich in history. Be sure to take a walk on the city seafront. It is of a unique beauty and attracts our eyes with its incredible sea that seems to ‘play’ with the sun. Planning Your Travel to Calabria?Remember that if you need transfers, tour guide, interpreter or help in finding citizenship documents, you ...
Leaving the city itself, visit the archaeological park of Capo Colonna and the Capo Rizzuto nature reserve – where Isola Capo Rizzuto is located. Here you will find a seaside resort known for its tourist villages and for its beautiful beaches that the territory offers! Here is also the fortress ofLe Castella, very beautiful! In Isola Capo Rizzuto, ...
Still close to the reserve, visit Cirò and Marina do Cirò. Cirò is located on a hill overlooking Punta Alice, which is a very famous location for its DOC wine. Its historic center was built around the ruins of the Castle of Carafa and is still very well preserved; there you can see its staircases and its charming stone alleys, all ‘outlined’ by bea...
The accommodation has a perfect family look for those who want to feel at home while exploring new places, in addition to several services that guarantee comfort. 1. Star Rating:9,8 (Exceptional!) 2. Average coast: US$ 100* 3. Location:The hotel is 500 meters from Crotone Beach and 11 km from the Ruins of Capo Colonna 4. Address:Via Nuova Poggiorea...
As the name implies, atZio Emilio – Ristorante Cucina Tipica Crotonese, you can enjoy divine typical food from Crotone! 1. Address:Via Nicoletta Mario, 78, 88900 Crotone KR 2. Site: https://es-es.facebook.com/RistoranteZioEmilio/?ref=page_internal 3. Opening hours:Monday to Saturday, from 12:00 to 14:00 and from 19:00 to 22:30 4. Telephone: +39 389...
What to do in Crotone in a day?Crotone is a delightful city! It deserves to be visited with time, attention and affection. With an excellent location, it offers the best between sea and mountains and offers us cinematic panoramas. Include Crotone in your itinerary, as the chance that you will regret it, I guarantee you, is almost zero!
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F.C. Crotone is a football club in Serie C. The team was promoted to top flight Serie A for the first time in its history for the 2016–17 season, and after one year in Serie B, was again promoted to play in Serie A for the 2020–21 season . Achei Crotone is an American football club in Italy's 3rd division.
Nov 6, 2019 · The most famous product to come out of Crotone is the DOC wine of Cirò that you should accompany with a slice of pecorino crotonese (a cheese made with local sheep’s milk) and a piece of their Cutro bread (made with durum wheat), so good Italy's northern regions sell it too.
Crotone, port town, Calabria regione, southern Italy. It lies along the Gulf of Taranto , northwest of the Cape of Colonne, and east-northeast of Catanzaro. It was known as Cotrone from the Middle Ages until the Italian form of its early name was restored in 1928.
- The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
Apr 8, 2020 · Things to do in Crotone, Calabria. Crotone is not particularly large, by Italian city standards, but it’s phenomenal location on the Ionian coast and its rich cultural heritage, make it a destination worth visiting. Crotone is located on the ‘Costa dei Saraceni’ (the Saracens Coast), a wild coastline facing the Ionian sea, rich in history ...
Crotone is famously associated with Pythagoras, the famous philosopher and mathematician. He arrived here about 532 BC. Most of Pythagoras' intellectual knowledge belongs not to mystical wisdom, but more to science.
