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Some piedmont towns (Zafferana Etnea) even dedicated a road to him, today's researchers are deeply grateful to him. Who is this man? Patrick Brydone, the man who "discovered" Mount Etna. Or rather one of…
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Year 2021 was one of the "busiest years" on Mount Etna in terms of eruptions. A crisis that began in 2020 led Sicily's great volcano to erupt at an impressive rate for the next…
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Easter is the “gate to spring”, it is the celebration that throughout the Western world introduces the most beautiful season of the year. Here in the Etna area, Easter is a celebration linked to…
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Many people prefer to go to Piedimonte Etneo in autumn, at harvest time. In fact, this village located on the northern side of Etna is one of the capitals of that unique wine which…
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There is a type of tourism that seems strange or boring to many, but which instead reserves special emotions: birdwatching. It literally means "observing birds", and not only or not so much to photograph…
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To reach Randazzo from Catania you need to go around Mount Etna and wander through expanses of vineyards and ancient lava flows that dot a (semi) flat area. Located on the northern flank of…
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If you go on an excursion to Mount Etna, especially if you stop to rest among the cold lava stones or on a dry stone wall, you might find it ... keeping you company!…
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We have often told you about the magic of Carnival in the Etna area and also about the culinary specialties of this season that you can easily taste in the towns around the volcano.…
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Among the most fascinating Etna destinations there is certainly the town of Trecastagni. Located on the south-eastern side of the volcano, along a trail of ancient extinct cones that rise towards the top of…
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If you want to experience an unusual itinerary on Mount Etna, following paths that almost no one takes, we invite you to follow us from the town of Mascali to the oak tree called…
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