Nardodipace is in the province of Vibo Valentia on the south-eastern border of the Calabrian Serra, on the Jonian coast.
Important monuments of Nardodipace are the Megaliti, huge structures in quartz and granite dating.

V  and II millennia B.C that arise a vibrant discussion about local population before the Greek era, a period when most parts of Calabria were colonized by the Greeks.

Some scholars claim that such areas belonged to the Lestrigoni or Pelasgi population, described by Homero in the Odissea.
These structures are block of 200 tons put together , probably they were fortifications located on the top of hills.