周辺の天然記念物・トップ12

The archaeological site of the Capelvenere caves hosts a necropolis dating back to the Sican people. It is a complex system of caves dug directly into the rock. The name derives from a very particular species of fern that sprouts inside the necropolis.

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From this point on the Kassar plateau, a splendid view of the Sicani mountains is offered. A breathtaking panorama that enhances the natural beauty of Sicily.

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The Serra Quisquina (1159m) offers a privileged point of view of the surrounding hills and mountains of the Sicani and can be easily reached from Santo Stefano Quisquina.

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From this point on the Kassar plateau, a splendid view of the Sicani mountains is offered. A breathtaking panorama that enhances the natural beauty of Sicily.

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Near the ancient remains of the Greek city of Camico, among the reliefs of the Sicani Park, rises the Pizzo della Rondine, in a hilly-mountainous environment not poor in rivers and streams, dry in summer, luxuriant in spring, humid in winter.

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After the short detour to the ghost town you ride back past the railway station and continue towards the small village of Alia where you’ll find indications for the Gurfa caves, but in case you don’t see any, just ask for “Gurfa” and the locals will show you where to go. It is necessary to book a visit to the Gurfa caves at the tourist office, please refer to the information below. Gioacchino is one of the knowledgeable volunteers at the tourist office, make sure you call in advance. More details on www.sicilycycling.com/bike-tour-gurfa-caves

The Caves of the Gurfa are hypogea dug in very ancient times and used by Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, and by all the peoples who inhabited Sicily in the ages. It is said that it was the ancient tomb of Minos.

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