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Grave carved out of rock

The archaeological area of Petra of Calathansuderj hides a unique stronghold, testimony to the Byzantine-Arab-Norman influence, with an imposing structure 30 meters high and 40 meters wide, full of tunnels dug for the defense and control of the roads communication. The discovery of numerous ceramic finds, dated between the 2nd and 14th centuries AD, reveals the strategic importance of this site through the centuries.

A beautiful archaeological site from which the materials preserved in the Archaeological Museum of Agrigento derive. I recommend a stop to visit it.

Some Byzantine burial caves can still be seen in the remains of the city wall.

Grotte is a charming village located along the Magna Via Francigena and where you can stay in some affiliated facilities. In the town square, on summer evenings, there is a discreet nightlife that lingers at the tables of the bars.

This place is worth visiting

The hermitage, the caves, the votive chapel and the sanctuary overlooking the blue sea form a set of great beauty ... you can breathe an air of peace and serenity. Of answered prayers 💓💓

The Sanctuary of the Madonna di Porto Salvo is the main religious of the island of Lampedusa, which belongs to the municipality of Lampedusa and Linosa, a unique city made up of an archipelago of islets. The Sanctuary of the Madonna di Porto Salvo is particularly appreciated by the faithful of the place, as it is dedicated to the Patron Saint of Lampedusa, to whom a patronal feast is also dedicated that manages to involve the inhabitants of the entire archipelago.