View of the fishing village of Kianalea. Webcams Reggio Calabria

The Reggio di Calabria webcam broadcasts a view of the fishing village of Chianale in real time.

The webcam lens captures the endless sea and a piece of ancient architecture. This place is considered a little pearl of Italy. It is sure to please any traveler.

Reggio di Calabria, whose webcams are available on the site, is an extremely picturesque Italian town, it has a rather good position, because it is surrounded by the sea and mountains, from here you can even see Mount Etna.

One of the significant attractions is the National Archaeological Museum of Locri. It was opened in 1971 under the name Locri Antiquarium. In 1998 it was declared a national museum. This place is completely dedicated to the ancient Greek policy and contains important finds of that time. For example, vases, pinaki, tools of everyday life, the remains of buildings brought from various regions of Italy. Curiously, an entire section is devoted to the physique of a typical Locrian woman and the reconstruction of her daily life.
In general, the museum is small and divided into two levels. At the top are artifacts found at archaeological sites. The lower level is an open space and a porch. There are sarcophagi, burial stones and architectural elements of various kinds. This space is also used for conferences, events and presentations related to archaeological activities.

Locri was elevated to the rank of the National Museum of Reggio di Calabria, whose webcams allow you to walk along the streets of the city online.

This status recognized the fundamental cultural significance of the site, and the entire archaeological area has been extensively studied. New excavations were carried out here, which affected the Roman area of ​​the ancient city, thereby creating the Archaeological Park. Every year it is visited by thousands of tourists.
A new round of study of the area revealed exceptional finds. For example, a statue called "Togato di Petrara" was found here. It was created in the 1st century. BC, which testifies to the artistic vivacity of Locri even in Roman times.
Inside the archaeological zone in 1999, it was possible to identify a private building, which between the 18th and 19th centuries. used as a farm. It included large original parts of the Roman structure (even an entire vaulted room). This building was restored and today there are artifacts from the period of the Roman Empire.

Also in the museum of Reggio di Calabria, whose webcams allow you to enjoy the nature of the area, you can see the Aleppo Breccia bath, made of rare marble from the Greek island of Chios, as well as a golden bowl with the worship of the Magi of the 7th century.