Right on the land where the oldest “Italy” was born, on the northern shore of the Strait of Messina, lies Reggio Calabria. Like all the great ports of the Mediterranean, this bustling, bustling city has a proud and illustrious history, once controlling the gateway between the ancient Greek world and the Western Mediterranean. In Italy, where works of art are dotted, this southern provincial capital city is not inferior to Rome or Florence. Anyone who has seen the Archaeological Museum of Reggio Calabria must be convinced. Visit the “Treasure of the Town Hall” 　　Palazzo Piacentini, where the museum is located, is named after its architect and opened in 1954, facing…