Countless shades of green blend into the red of the earth, the transparency of water, and the gray of stone, shaping the Savuto Valley. The Savuto River carries and transforms them along its slow, meandering path toward the Tyrrhenian Sea. In between, spanning two thousand years of history, bridges stand as protagonists of Magna Grecia, ancient Rome, Saracen raids, banditry, and emigration. Full arches that, over millennia, have connected diverse peoples, making them accomplices in the relentless passage of time. Scattered along the river, these bridges offer visitors natural stages from which to gaze upon a supreme spectacle. They are ancient stones, imbued with humanity’s determination to ease the journey, to know, and to discover.

The Savuto Valley, like its people, is austere yet capable of infinite beauty that, once experienced, is never forgotten. It is a land of intense aromas—moss and chestnuts, mushrooms and wine—carried by the river, infused with the scents of the sea.

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