The province of Vibo Valentia in Italy has many hidden gems that are incredibly exciting to explore. This is the location of Pizzo, a small town that has a scenic location on the cliff overlooking the Gulf of Saint Euphemia. Orange and olive groves surround this tranquil area. Pizzo is also famous for its large vineyards. Absolutely all open town areas offer an unforgettable view of the sea. The picturesque surrounding nature only emphasizes the harmonious atmosphere of Pizzo. The town center is a true labyrinth of narrow winding streets, so prepare for a true adventure. The streets can go up or rapidly go down to the sea. The history of Pizzo is rich and it has brought many interesting traditions to the lives of local people. Initially, the Italian town had another name – Napitia. The first settlers were a tribe that had to participate in the Trojan War, after which they had to search for a new home for many years, moving from one area of the Mediterranean to another. When they reached Calabria, the nomadic tribe decided to stop. The Saracens played an important role in the destiny of Napitia. The settlement was suffering from their invasions for many years. In the end, these constant attacks completely ruined Napitia. Its citizens moved to the mountains, and ruins of the former town disappeared with time. In 1070, Roger, the famous Norman king, ordered to build a hunting castle on the ancient ruins of Napitia. Two centuries later, this castle sheltered Saint
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