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10 Things to do in Calascibetta That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Calascibetta, Italy including Villaggio Bizantino di Vallone Canalotto, Chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore Calascibetta, Santuario Madonna del Buon Riposo, Museo della 500 di Calascibetta, Stefania Greco, Chiesa di S.Pietro, Necropoli Pantalicana di Realmese, Chiesa di Sant’Antonio, Chiesa di S.Domenico, Chiesa di San Francesco D’Assisi (Convento dei Frati Cappuccini).
1. Villaggio Bizantino di Vallone Canalotto
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5.0 based on 123 reviews
A place where archeology and nature, history and landscape intertwine harmoniously... An ancient rocky settlement, which stands between century old trees and stately conifers, where tombs, pigeon coops, ancient wineries, an arabic qanat, and a Byzantine stone church are still evident among these majestic rock walls. Histories of the diverse races of people who followed each other here from prehistoric times are engraved into the civil, religious, and funerary rock of its architecture. Nature and its landscape, in which the Byzantine Village is located, is outstanding. It is immersed in a forest of eucalyptus and pine trees on the higher slopes, where you can enjoy a splendid view of the Morello Valley and its lake while below in the valley, you find yourself in the lush Vallone Canalotto among ancient springs and Mediterranean scrub flora and plants which the ancient inhabitants of this place used for healing, nutrition or for their magical rituals. We recommend to book in advance.
2. Chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore Calascibetta
3. Santuario Madonna del Buon Riposo
4. Museo della 500 di Calascibetta
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5.0 based on 26 reviews
The 500 Museum of Calascibetta was born on 11 November 2017 in Calascibetta, is located in street Dante Alighieri, near Square Umberto I. It was conceived by the Coordinator of the coordination of Enna Pietro Folisi. It has an outdoor space where the visitor can admire several specimens of the Fiat 500 and an internal room divided by areas: the workshop area with engines and rare pieces; the seating area of the 500 where everyone can sit down to take souvenir photos and browse the Club magazines; the reading area where you can consult books on the history of the fiat 500 and other rare books. You can also admire the bar area, paintings, sculptures, display windows with many models of the Fiat 500, pieces with a modern and original design such as the coat hooks, bonnets, the coffee table and the desk and to deepen the history of the small utility vehicle you can read the explanatory panels and see the video projections. Admission is free.
5. Stefania Greco
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Hi, I am Stefania, I have always worked with animals. First riding instructor (F. I. S. E.), then guide A. I. G. A. E.e Nordic Walking instructor. I fall in love with donkeys and decide to put on a small farm where I raise donkeys, organic rhoduco vegetables, aromatic plants and extra virgin olive oil. And it is among the centuries-old olive trees of the company that the experience begins, between donkeys and aromatic herbs.
6. Chiesa di S.Pietro
7. Necropoli Pantalicana di Realmese
8. Chiesa di Sant’Antonio
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
9. Chiesa di S.Domenico
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
10. Chiesa di San Francesco D’Assisi (Convento dei Frati Cappuccini)
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
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