Location: Province of Cosenza
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The province of Cosenza (Italian: provincia di Cosenza) is a province in the Calabria region of Italy. Its provincial capital is the city of Cosenza. It contains 155 comuni (comune), listed at comunes of the Province of Cosenza.
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1. Complesso Monumentale Santuario delle Cappelle
2. Museo della Liquirizia "Giorgio Amarelli"
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 741 reviews
Guided tours on reservation Visite guidate su prenotazione Hour/ Orari di visita 10 oppure 11 di mattina 15 oppure 16 di pomeriggio
Reviewed By Rach1315 - Rome, Italy
Went there with 3 kids (5 and 3 year old twins). We all enjoyed a lot of the tour packed with history and details of how to make liquorice products. We bought a few souvenirs after the tour. Worth a visit!
3. Sila National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 416 reviews
The Park includes the 3 areas denominated “Sila Grande”, “Sila Piccola” and “Sila Greca”for a total of 73.695 hectares. Tourism within the National Park Of the Sila, is in continuous development through the touristic activities mainly bounded to the winter season and the fruition of the ski lifts . Many qualified services were born bounded to the vacation activities (trekking, orienteering, etc.).In the National Park of the Sila, there are two visiting centers functioning: the Visiting Center of “Cupone”, within the municipal of Spezzano della Sila (CS) and the Visiting Center of “Monaco”, within the municipal of Taverna (CZ).
Reviewed By francopQ1062OM
Great place to visit if you enjoy nature and the out doors. I’ve been going for a number of years and enjoy cycling in the park. Food is also great with all local produce.
4. Il ponte del diavolo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 449 reviews
Reviewed By ChipandTravel - Chippenham, United Kingdom
Il Ponte is by the old bridge going across the river Avon, very centrally located in the town. The service was very friendly, the food excellent and the music was wonderfully authentically Italian. It was a great place to give out feet a rest and take a deep breath. The desserts were also very good!
5. Museo all'aperto Bilotti (Mab)
6. Island Dino
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,005 reviews
Reviewed By sheilaa139 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Stayed at a friend's villa at The Bridge near San Nicola Arcella. Went 4/3/20 due to return to the UK 11/3/20.....so long story shortened.....flights stopped 10/3/20!!! So my friend and I had a direct view of Dino Island daytime, dusk and dawn: sun and rain et al! The sea surrounding the island is ever changing, rarely the same. The sea and horizon sometimes defined and other times, ran together. Dino looked so interesting we googled for it's history, fascinating it was. Look for yourselves please. Anyway with flights stopping, airports closing but few Covid 19 cases in the South of Italy, we could only look at Praia and Dino from the heights of The Bridge. We were in this 'Golden Cage' for 56 days, allowed by the Police to shop, with masks and gloves in nearby San Nicola Arcella, a beautiful village with all needs catered. We were lucky and happy. Shall want to revisit this stunning part of Italy. Poorer financially but rich in it's lovely people, food and scenery. Roll on that day!
7. Santuario di San Francesco di Paola
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 701 reviews
Reviewed By ReneeWestVirginia
We visited both the original and the new cathedral on a sunny October day. Grounds were lovely, a waterfall and pathway along the stream is very serene. Silence is required in the old cathedral as it is a holy shrine to the Catholic world. Perhaps the most interesting aspect was the unexploded bomb on display outside the sanctuary; it had been dropped by the Allies on the cathedral where villagers were hiding for safety. They attribute the miracle to the protection of their Saint Francesco di Paola. The cathedral was targeted because it was believed that the Fascist Party Secretary was hiding there.
8. Santuario Diocesano Madonna della Grotta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 233 reviews
The SANCTUARY is a place cosy and silent request to prayer and reflection, as an 'oasis of peace'. Certainly it can be a place of pilgrimage and if the faithful want they could use the rooms of the Canonical House completely restored; it can be a chance for a days of living, short stays, moments of prayer and contemplation.ST. MASS: Sundays at 09.00 am
9. Isola Di Cirella
10. Parco Oldcalabria
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