Top Things to do in Pizzo
What to do and see in Pizzo, Calabria: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Pizzo, Italy including I Vicoli di Pizzo, Giacinto Callipo Conserve Alimentari SpA, Chiesa Matrice S.Giorgio Martire, Piazza della Repubblica, Chiesa San Francesco di Paola, Tipica - Excellence Made in Calabria, La balconata - U Spunduni, Le Spiagge di Pizzo, Museo del Peperoncino.
Restaurants in Pizzo
1. I Vicoli di Pizzo
2. Giacinto Callipo Conserve Alimentari SpA
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
3. Chiesa Matrice S.Giorgio Martire
4. Piazza della Repubblica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By aleksanders0386 - Ljubljana, Slovenia
Pizzo is a one of the nicest little cities in the middle of Calabrian western coast. We stopped for few hours on the way to Capo Vaticano. You can find the parking in the old part of the city, the best is small parking at Castello Aragonese, just 100m from the main square, Piazza della Repubblica (pay the ticket as the have regular control). From the main square, you can take beautiful photos of Pizzo beach, there are lots of restaurants and ice cream shops have a nice meal and a Tartufo at the end. Pizzo is the place where Tartufo ice cream was born. They have many types, all are great, but the best was the Pistacchio. From the square, you can also have a nice walk through the narrow streets with lots of shops. We also did a city tour with »tuk-tuk«, the famous Piaggio Scooter. It cost 15€ per tour (cca 15 minutes), you go down to the beach and around the city back to the old town. It is nice and fun. If you want an English guidance ask for Giovanni (he drives blue scooter), he is very kind and speaks fluent English.
5. Chiesa San Francesco di Paola
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
6. Tipica - Excellence Made in Calabria
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
7. La balconata - U Spunduni
8. Le Spiagge di Pizzo
9. Museo del Peperoncino
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 21 reviews
Throughout its history Calabria has been crossed by Greeks, Arabs, Normans, Swabians, Bourbons and Aragonese. They have all left their mark on its cuisine which successfully mixes simple ingredients with sophisticated recipes. Read on for a taste of Calabria .Owned by Laura & Luciano for the last 6 years the Museo Del Peperoncino has everything you might want if you are a lover of chilli.
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