Editing Reggio Calabria (section)

===European travellers who visited Reggio===
Although Reggio and Calabria in general were less popular destinations than [[Sicily]] or [[Naples]] for the first Northern European travellers, several famous names such as the Flemish [[Pieter Bruegel the Elder|Pieter Bruegel]] (in c. 1550), the German {{Ill|Johann Hermann von Riedesel|it|4=de|5=Johann Hermann Riedesel zu Eisenbach|6=fr}} (in 1767), the Frenchmen [[Jean-Claude Richard|Jean Claude Richard de Saint-Non]] (in 1778) and [[Stendhal]] (in 1817), the British travellers [[Henry Swinburne]] (in c. 1775), [[Richard Keppel Craven]] (in c. 1820), [[Craufurd Tait Ramage]] (in 1828), the Strutt family and [[Elizabeth Byron]] (in 1840), [[Edward Lear]] (in 1847), [[Norman Douglas]] (in 1911), [[D. H. Lawrence]] (in c. 1920) and [[Eric Whelpton]] (in 1950s) and the Belgian [[Jules Destrée]] (in 1915 and in 1930) visited Reggio.<ref>AA VV (attualmente a cura di: Carmelina Sicari, Gaetanina Sicari Ruffo, Luciana Polimeni, Sara Polimeni, Cettina Nostro, Antonio Maria Leone; fondata da Giuseppe Polimeni) ''Calabria Sconosciuta'' · case editrici varie, redazione in Reggio di Calabria, 1978~2013</ref>