What to do near Bianchi, CS

Abbey of St. Mary of Corazzo

In an aura of religious isolation and mystery, on the trail of Abbot Joachim of Fiore

Feast of Our Lady of the Oak

It is one of the most heartfelt and participatory traditions in the Lametino area. It takes place, every year, on the last Sunday of August and is enlivened by songs and dances of traditional Calabrian music.

Querciola Church

This place, according to popular tradition, was chosen by Our Lady to appear to her children. It is a small 19th-century structure with a single nave and a bell tower.

Passer Lake

Lake Passante is an artificial lake, the smallest in Sila, all around embellished with many species of flora and fauna, capable of providing exciting and striking landscapes in all seasons

Veteran's Church

Ancient church on the hill of the San Teodoro district

Niccoli Palace

The Niccoli Palace is a symbol of Lamezia's architectural heritage and a witness to the 19th-century eclecticism...

Botanical garden

The Botanical Garden with more than a thousand species of plants and diverse wildlife is the city's green lung. A natural oasis where you can be at peace with yourself and the world.

Cathedral of Sts. Peter and Paul

Its dome stands out over the rooftops of Lamezia Terme. Built around the year one thousand and then rebuilt after the 1638 earthquake, it has housed many works of art ever since.

Wolf Falls

Within Sila National Park, we can admire this beautiful waterfall named after the frequency with which wolves can be spotted from a cliff overlooking it.

Historic Center of Sambiase

The historic center of Sambiase, among churches, baronial houses, slarghi and poems by Franco Costabile hanging on the walls of houses...

EcoMuseum- Place of Memory

The EcoMuseum-Site of Memory in the historic center of Sambiase is an ethnographic example of 1940s life and its traditions. Rich in testimonies, it is a sensational dive into the past.

Roncino Pond

Near the Roncino pond is preserved the "Vutullo" larch pine, an ecotype with a cylindrical, knotless trunk that was once used to make antennas for Royal Navy ships.