20의 산 프라텔로가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Is the refuge open to hikers?

From the path along the Nebrodi ridge you can admire breathtaking landscapes, centuries-old woods, mountain lakes and rich biodiversity. Near Lake Biviere, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding valleys and Monte Soro, the highest peak in the Park.

The Rifugio del Sole is a small and ancient shepherd's cottage built in stone located in the Nebrodi park. It is immersed in an alpine landscape and from here you can admire the panorama that ranges from the Nebrodi peaks to the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Aeolian Islands.

Beautiful and very modern cycle path, shame it's 2km

Absolutely insane. Colorful bike lanes in the middle of NOTHING!

Beautiful, recently renovated cycle path, a bicycle highway.

Lake Maulazzo is an artificial basin created in the 1980s by foresters. It is located in the Nebrodi Park at the foot of Monte Soro.

The ancient Aluntium or Haluntium stood on the site of today's location. In the 4th century BC The Greeks took over the rule. The city at that time was evidently of great regional importance because it had its own currency. During the Roman rule, the then Haluntium had the meaning of a Civitas Decumana and had its own Senate. During the following centuries the city lost its importance and was probably a Byzantine fortress around the 6th century. The city flourished again during the Norman rule. In 1061 the Normans built the San Marco Castle, around which the mainly Greek population settled. A public bath, a shipyard and extensive agricultural facilities bear witness to the heyday of that time. From 1398 to 1806 the Filangieri family owned the place as a fief, in 1830 the Lanza followed them as heirs.