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Ponte dei saraceni、シメト渓谷とシメト渓谷。常にオープン

The view of Etna is simply stunning

bridge which, despite its name, probably dates back to the Normans

The Ponte dei Saraceni or Carcaci is a stone bridge probably dating back to the Roman period and rebuilt and modified in the 12th century on the Simeto river. It connects the territory of Adrano (CT) with that of Centuripe (EN), near the Pecoraio pass, and although it is called Ponte dei Saraceni it seems to have been built in the medieval Norman era.

Centuripe, the balcony of Sicily

Patron saint of Bronte is San Biagio. On February 3rd the celebration with the procession of the simulacrum through the streets of the town

The patron saints of Centuripe are Santa Rosalia and San Prospero. "September 16 is the date dedicated to Santa Rosalia, during which the statue of the martyr is carried in procession through the streets of the town. On the 17th it is the turn of San Prospero who follows the same route while on the 18th the relics of San Prospero are taken first to the church of Sant'Agostino and then around the neighborhoods of Centuripe. Finally on the 19th the two statues were brought back inside the Mother Church" https://sicilyenjoy.com/listing/la-festa-dei-santi-patroni-rosalia-e-prospero-a-centuripe/

Called "The Balcony of Sicily" by Garibaldi, for the boundless view offered by its panoramas, Centuripe, formerly Centuorbi, is a small Italian municipality of 5,249 inhabitants of the free municipal consortium of Enna in Sicily. Of Sicilian origin, it was soon Hellenized and from the 4th century BC. entered the orbit of Syracuse, enjoying great prosperity in the Hellenistic and Roman ages attested by important vestiges. Centuripe boasts an enviable archaeological heritage from the Roman era, the second richest in Eastern Sicily after Taormina. With its panoramas and glimpses, Centuripe is the best place to visit for anyone who remains enchanted by the peculiarities of a Sicily waiting to be discovered, a regenerating experience to catch your breath from the exhausting rhythms to which you are often subjected. We look forward to seeing you soon, in the meantime you can visit our portal and find out more about our Centuripe!