
Perched between the peaks of the Pollino Park and the fragrant breezes of the Ionian coast, Oriolo is a lovely village in Italy's southern region of Calabria, a small, medieval treasure still delightfully under the radar. In this "secret" place where historical identity remains beautifully intact, ancient memories are carefully preserved.
Oriolo wants his visitor to take it easy while walking on its cobbled streets and alleys. Culture, food, and the simple rhythm of daily life guarantee a genuine and refreshingly local experience. Also, the town is proud of its strong focus on sustainability and slow living. In this article, we'll show you why Oriolo is worth a visit and why it might just become your next favourite Italian village.
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