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the city of table grapes, I passed by at the end of July and I assure you that between palm trees and vineyards you will be left speechless

the route downloaded from the network presented several obstacles that were not cyclable due to various landslides as in the photo and others much larger and more extensive.

GRANIERI: A dip in time between history and wine A journey into the Sicilian past - During a bike trip with a friend, I had the pleasure of visiting the Granieri Castle, a real jewel immersed in the Sicilian countryside. Right from the start, crossing the always open gate, we felt transported back in time. The atmosphere you breathe is magical, surrounded by an ancient charm that immediately conquers you. Tradition and innovation - Part of the structure has recently been renovated, a sign of constant attention to the present and the future. However, although further restoration work is necessary, the village retains an authenticity and beauty that make it absolutely worth a visit.

Difficult crossing by bike...

This Swabian castle, also known as "castelluccio" dates back to 1143. It dominates on the hill overlooking the sea, in a strategic position that protected the seaside city of Gela from enemies. Now only the ruins of the castle remain but its majesty can still be imagined.

Niscemi, located in the free municipal consortium of Caltanissetta in Sicily, is a municipality rich in history with traces of human settlements dating back to the Neolithic. Characterized by a fascinating panorama of the Gela plain and the Maroglio river, its historic center dates back to the 17th century, with Piazza Vittorio Emanuele III which houses the Church of Santa Maria d'Itria and the Church of Addolorata, and the suggestive Terrace of Lookout offering magnificent views of the region.

In the heart of Niscemi, in the province of Caltanissetta, there is the Sughereta Nature Reserve, a green jewel established in 1997 by the Sicilian Region. With its 2,939 hectares, it represents what remains of an ancient and vast Sicilian cork grove. Here, the cork oak, emblem of the reserve, coexists with a wide biodiversity, which includes various species of orchids and nesting birds.

The Bosco di Santo Pietro oriented nature reserve is a precious protected area established in 1999 and covers 6,559 hectares on a sandy plateau crossed by valleys near the hamlet of Santo Pietro. It represents an important conservation habitat with a rich variety of flora and fauna. The reserve is managed by the State Forestry Company of the Sicilian Region.