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The church is only open on May 3rd on the occasion of the feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. Spectacular view of Etna and the Catania plain. I left my bike at the foot of the steps. https://centuripecittaimperiale.com/chiesa-del-calvario/

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Nice place to relax in the shadow of the castle!

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A nice place to rest for a moment in the shade of the castle!

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Very pretty church overlooking a beautiful, well-kept square! Etna in the background makes everything even more evocative.

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The ticket for the castle is for age groups: From 0 to 6 years free entry. From 7 to 10 years €1.50 From 11 to 65 years €3.50 Over 65 years €2.00 Middle and high school students accompanied by teachers €2.50

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Beautiful promenade, Norman fort, beach made only of lava rock, close to the Cyclops Islands

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Tickets: From 0 to 6 years free entry. From 7 to 10 years €1.50 From 11 to 65 years €3.50 Over 65 years €2.00 Middle and high school students accompanied by teachers €2.50

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From 0 to 6 years free entry. From 7 to 10 years €1.50 From 11 to 65 years €3.50 Over 65 years €2.00 Middle and high school students accompanied by teachers €2.50

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Aci Castello is a municipality in the province of Catania. Its name derives from the Norman castle that dominates the town, built on a basaltic rock of volcanic origin. It is famous for its stacks and the islands of the Cyclops.

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This bridge offers an interesting view over the wide valley of the Simeto, the main river of the island.

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The Salinelle dei Cappuccini are part of three similar sites in the vicinity of the municipality of Paternò. In each of these sites, volcanic activity in the subsoil generates the release of mud, salt water and gas to the surface. The Salinelle dei Cappuccini owe their name to the presence of a convent of the Capuchin friars towards the end of the 16th century, a convent later abandoned due to the unhealthy air.

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From any side you look at it, it is always a splendor.

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The castle "Castello Normanno" or "Castello di Aci" is located on a ledge that juts out into the sea. You can go up and supposedly has a great view from above. Since I didn't want to take the risk that my bike might not be there on my return, I only looked at the castle from below ;-)

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Fascinating volcanoes of mud and hot salty water on the slopes of Etna

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Beautiful castle that stands on a basaltic cliff surrounded by underwater lava flows. The view from the homonymous square is very impressive.

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After leaving the raging traffic of Catania behind, Nicolosi is the first town to reach and the town is very sizeable. As usual around the Etna, the main street is paved with black and quite rough lava planks. If the bottles have already been empty, here is another great opportunity to fill them, if you want to continue towards Refugio Sapienza - on the lava fields you will search for springs and wells in vain.

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Agriturismo is the Italian expression for cheap accommodation in the countryside. This one is a very simple design. The accommodation is rather spartan and the food is certainly not a Michelin star (pizza is always!). But after a strenuous tour, it is completely enough and at least one brought here understanding of our "bike problem" on. We were allowed to push the bikes through the backyard and park them safely in an unoccupied apartment. Information: http://www.agriturismocortearagonese.net

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