Corigliano  Calabro​

Latest update: 8 March 2022
The town of Corigliano Calabro is situated within the Province of Cosenza and has a population of 40,428 inhabitants. ​Covering an area of 196 km², it stands 210 metres above sea level and is located 166 km from Catanzaro, the capital city of Calabria.

The main attractions of Corigliano Calabro are its castle and the tightly packed houses of the old town (centro storico). 
There are several different areas to Corigliano Calabro including the attractive, historical hill town and a beach area which is eight kilometres away and reachable by car in around 10 minutes. 

Corigliano Calabro is part of a joint municipality (comune) with the neighbouring town of Rossano; the comune is officially titled Corigliano-Rossano. 
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Corigliano Calabro - frazione di Corigliano-Rossano
Comune: Corigliano-Rossano

Province: Cosenza

Region: Calabria

Elevation: 210 metres

Highlights: Castello Ducale di Corigliano Calabro, centro storico

Close by: ​Sybaris, Rossano, Villapiana Lido, Trebisacce, Cariati

Recommended accommodation: ​Hotel Poseidon

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