Rosarno

Introduction

Nestled on a natural terrace along the left bank of the river Mesima, Rosarno offers you a landscape defined by its lush surroundings. You can explore a countryside cloaked in expansive olive plantations and vineyards that overlook the Gioia Tauro plain.

As an important agricultural and commercial center, the area provides a rich connection to local production. You can experience the region's heritage through its renowned citrus fruits, olive oil, and wines.

What to see and do

You can explore the local religious heritage by visiting several historic churches, including the Chiesa del Rosario, Chiesa di Maria Santissima Addolorata, and Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista. You may also visit Santa Rita.

For a deeper connection to history and memory, you can visit the Museo e Parco Archeologico di Medma or the A tutte le vittime della mafia memorial.

Three days in Rosarno

Day one, you can begin your stay in the heart of Rosarno. You can visit the local sites to experience the atmosphere of the area.

Day two, you can travel toward Gioia Tauro and explore the surroundings as you discover more of the region's character.

Day three, you can spend your final day visiting the Chiesa di Maria Santissima Addolorata or the Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista.