Attractions

Reggio Calabria Airport, also known as Aeroporto dello Stretto, is the first Italian airport built in the region of Calabria, serving the metropolitan city of Reggio Calabria and part of the metropolitan city of Messina.

The National Archaeological Museum of Reggio Calabria, or the National Museum of Magna Graecia, is an Italian state museum. It exhibits one of the most remarkable collections of artifacts from Magna Graecia.

The Aragonese Castle of Reggio Calabria is the city's main fortification, standing in Castello Square between Aschenez Street and Possidonea Street. It is considered, together with the Riace Bronzes, to be one of the main historical symbols of the city of Reggio.

The Falcomatà Promenade, known to the people of Reggio Calabria as Via Marina, is a promenade that runs for about 1.7 kilometers along the coastal strip of Reggio Calabria, between Piazza Indipendenza and Piazza Garibaldi. It is named after Mayor Italo Falcomatà, the protagonist and inspirer of the “Springtime of Reggio.”