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The Cammino dei Briganti is a historical and naturalistic itinerary of approximately 105 km that traverses the mountainous regions of inland Sicily, touching the provinces of Messi...
The Way of Saint Felix of Nicosia is a spiritual and naturalistic itinerary, as traced by the Capuchin friars, which crosses the heart of Sicily, following in the footsteps of the ...
The Camino di San Giacomo in Sicily is a spiritual, cultural, historical, and naturalistic itinerary that winds through the evocative landscapes of the Sicilian hinterland, pass...
The Tindari Way is a pilgrimage route that traverses a picturesque part of northern Sicily, connecting locations rich in history, nature, and spirituality. This trail takes its name from the famous...
The Itinerarium Rosaliae is a trail that crosses western Sicily, ideally and physically uniting two symbolic sites of devotion to Saint Rosalia: the Sanctuary of Monte Pellegrino in Palermo and the...
The Magna Via Francigena is an ancient route that crosses Sicily from north to south, connecting Palermo to Agrigento for approximately 180 km. It winds along a...
"In the Footsteps of Saint Bernard. Walks of Faith, Art, and Nature" is an experiential journey that intertwines spirituality, culture, and pristine landscapes, inviting visitors to retrace the his...
The Saint's Trek, known as the Etna-Nebrodi Trail of Saint Nicholas Politi, is a hiking and spiritual itinerary that winds for approximately seventy kilometers between Mount Etna and the Nebrodi Mo...
The Via dei Frati (Friars' Way) is a trail that crosses Sicily, starting in the heart of the island and ending at the sea near Cefalù. It winds through hills, woods, and ancient paths, following th...
The Via dei Santuari Mariani nell'Anello del Nisi (The Way of the Marian Sanctuaries in the Nisi Ring) is a circular trail that winds between the sea and the mountains in the Ionian area of the pro...
The Via Fabaria is a fascinating historical trail that crosses southeastern Sicily, following an ancient route that connected the cities of Agrigento and Gela to Syracuse. Its name recalls the anci...
The Norman Via Francigena from Palermo to Messina is a historic route that crosses Sicily from south to north, following in the footsteps of medieval pilgrims. Beginning in the city of Palermo, wit...
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