Trebisacce
Member of I Borghi più belli d'Italia
Until the mid-20th century Trebisacce was a fishing village; today it is the main commercial and seaside centre of the upper Ionian coast of Calabria, with Blue Flag beaches since 2015. The old town keeps to a terrace 73 metres up, above the newer Marina, and its name probably comes from the Greek for 'little table'. Olive trees surround it, and on Sundays a market fills the whole historic centre.
Highlights
- San Nicola di Mira, the parish church of Byzantine origin
- Remains of the 15th-century walls around the old town
- The Sunday market spreading across the entire old town
- Blue Flag beaches along the Ionian Sea
- Broglio, site of one of Calabria's earliest protohistoric villages
Summary based on Wikipedia and Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.
Population: 8,577
Things to see
- monte Mostarico (IT)
Travel guide (Wikivoyage)
Trebisacce is a town in Calabria. It has around 9000 inhabitants and lies at the Ionian Sea. It has a pretty relaxed atmosphere, is surrounded by olive trees, and has very friendly inhabitants. Walking around the city, you can easily grab figs from trees.
Nearby member villages
- Civita · 19 km
- Oriolo · 22 km
- Rocca Imperiale · 27 km
- Morano Calabro · 34 km
- Altomonte · 39 km