The “cipolla rossa” (red onion) of Tropea in the southern region of Calabria is famous throughout Italy for its fiery color and unusually sweet taste.

Fly over the breathtaking coastal town of Tropea in Calabria, Italy, where golden beaches meet dramatic cliffs, and the iconic Sanctuary of Santa Maria dell’Isola crowns the turquoise waters—captured ...

Touring from Tropea . Options for visiting Tropea, Calabria’s most appealing resort, include an escorted group tour with Newmarket Holidays, which offers an eight-day trip from a hotel base just ...

The seaside city lies 246 miles away from the Amalfi Coast in Calabria and was my pick for a week abroad ... Tropea gave us a taste of quintissential Italy that I'd recommend to anyone looking ...

Tropea, Calabria. Getty Images. Few spots are as jaw-dropping as Calabria’s Tropea, a UNESCO-protected village built into the cliff, before it drops sharply down to a sliver of white sand, ...

Legend has it that Tropea was founded by mythological hero Hercules. Popular for its healthy red onions, the small town on the coast of Calabria is nicknamed the "pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea." A ...

Legend has it that Tropea was founded by mythological hero Hercules. Popular for its healthy red onions, the small town on the coast of Calabria is nicknamed the "pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea." A ...

On balmy summer evenings in the southern Italian town of Tropea – the “Pearl of Calabria” – a crowd gathers beside the 17th-century cannon in the eponymous Piazza del Cannone, overlooking ...