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Work tip: Get up, walk around, book a Reggio di Calabria hotel, grab a taxi to the airport, jump on a plane, never return. Or something like that. While it'll be tricky staying in the very centre, you will find accommodation nearby. Take your pick of 2 places within 10 kilometres of Cimina's heart.

Planning to spend most of your time checking out downtown Cimina? the Casa di Arturo and A Sena Runcatini are about as close as you can get to the action.

You may also like to try the Uliveto Principessa Park Hotel, which is situtated 13 kilometres away. Or maybe the La Casa di Gianna, just a distance of 9 kilometres from Cimina. We'd also suggest the Villa Afrodite Hotel and the Palazzo Reginella Residence Hotel. The first is 13 kilometres away from town, while the second is 14 kilometres away.

Santo Stefano in Aspromonte is another place where you can lay back and acquaint yourself with the room service menu. Located 30 kilometres west of Cimina, it's where you'll find the Aspromonte National Park and Parco Nazionale dell'Aspromonte. If you're keen to stay in Santo Stefano in Aspromonte, look into the Hotel Miramonti and Grande Albergo Gambarie. 35 kilometres to the south of Cimina you'll also find Brancaleone, home to the Hotel Villaggio Club ALTALIA Residence and Hotel Villaggio Club ALTALIA. While in Brancaleone, set aside a little time to check out Brancaleone City Hall and Parrocchia di Maria Santissima Annunziata.

Sitting 50 kilometres from Cimina is Messina, a regional centre with a population of 220,000. It's where you'll find some sweet attractions, like Montorsoli Lighthouse, the Regional Museum of Messina and the Fiera di Messina. Got another day or so on your hands? Check out the vibe at the Messina Fountain of Neptune and Sant'Elia Church. The Residence dei Margi and Capo Peloro Resort are some accommodation options in Messina.

So all you've gotta do now is pop on your out-of-office and ditch the joint. After all, you've worked hard for a lastminute.com.au holiday to Cimina, right?