ラマッカの天然記念物・トップ4

A very suggestive place, a route that is simple in sections with two very challenging climbs and an extremely steep descent.

Landscape characterized by the presence of numerous bends, river islands, large temporary marshes, vast areas of woodland and reed thickets. Wetland, the presence of a dam has led to the formation of a reservoir which attracts numerous aquatic birds. Protected area In 2009, a decree issued by the regional agriculture department established that the Ponte Barca district site is an oasis of protection and refuge for wild fauna, the latter made up of 70 different species of migratory aquatic birds, and recognized as being of interest community The importance of the Paterno oasis is also due to the fact that it became a nesting place for the Sultan chicken, which returned to reproduce in the seventies, thanks to a project carried out in the Simeto oasis in collaboration with LIPU

Boat Bridge

A castle in a state of abandonment but located in a wonderful environment, surrounded by greenery and of great visual impact.

Lake Ogliastro is a Sicilian artificial basin located between the provinces of Enna and Catania, mainly in the territory of Aidone and Ramacca. Created for irrigation purposes thanks to the dam on the Gornalunga river, it has a rich ecosystem that attracts various bird species. A majolica panel by Andrea Parini has decorated one of its banks since 1974, and the lake has been recognized as a Site of Community Interest by the European Union.

Lake Lentini, or biviere di Lentini, is located in the province of Syracuse, in Sicily. According to legend, it was created by the hero Hercules, while some believe it was the work of the Templars in the 12th century. Dried up in the 20th century, it was later rebuilt in the 1970s. Today it is an oasis for migratory birds and nesting species.

Pietraperciata takes its name from a sandstone rock that stands out majestically for a hundred meters high and oriented EO-, suggestively perforated, as well as from alveolar structures generated by wind corrosion phenomena, also from natural cavities and from a few other (three) artificial excavations with an irregularly elliptical plan, in which it seems to recognize ancient tombs in caves heavily degraded by atmospheric agents. The area was also the scene of warfare during the Sicilian campaign of 1943. This is evidenced by splinters of bombs scattered on the ground and by the signature engraved on the rock "Muller Hugo" (German soldier).

The Castle of Gresti dates back to the 14th century and unfortunately today it is in a state of semi-abandonment. The Castle stands on the suggestive Pietratagliata: a quartzarenite cliff that stands out in the valley perpendicularly to the Gresti river. The cliff is so vertical to give the impression of being a single, gigantic stone cut by a supernatural hand.