Why visit
Scilla and Chianalea are a historic urban or coastal place centred on Scilla, where streets, buildings and landscape can be read together rather than as a single monument. Scilla developed through successive medieval, early modern and modern phases, and the historic centre still preserves parts of that layered street pattern and architectural fabric.
What you will see
- Historic street pattern.
- Main civic or religious landmarks.
- Views across roofs, coast or surrounding hills.
- Local building materials and public spaces.
History
Scilla developed through successive medieval, early modern and modern phases, and the historic centre still preserves parts of that layered street pattern and architectural fabric.
Visitor tips
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Allow time to look at the surrounding settlement or landscape as well as the principal site, and check current access information before setting out.
About Calabria
Calabria’s Tyrrhenian and Strait of Messina settlements are complemented by important archaeological collections and the wooded uplands of the Sila massif.
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