Medieval Archery group from San Marco d'Alunzio one of the most beautiful Hamlet of Italy
the famous "cuddureddi" fried sweet doughnut plunged into a
delicious honey ....result of three hours boiled water, sugar, lemon-orange-apple gratted skin, almonds, hazel-nuts-cinnamon, and more....by a medieval recipe.
U' Sarracinu......
good guys...!!!! and good trainer
small black pig, speciality of the Nebrodi Park,
porchetta, and salami....don't think to a diet while you stay here in San Marco d'Alunzio!
smith-craftmen during international exibition in San Marco d'Alunzio
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and what to say of the Wind San Marco Band......
when they play under the stars in a warm day of July...
beaches are at 30 minutes
precious brodery hand made, linen tissue a local artcraft from the past make this Town unique .....in the world?
On a trip to Sicily in 2005, I had the pleasure of meeting a brilliant tour guide named Sabrina Lo Piano. We became fast friends because we shared a love of all things Sicilian. This knowledgeable young woman filled my journey with prideful information as we traveled the island visiting significant points of interest to both of us. More than historical facts, Sabrina related the historical feelings and experiences of those who traveled the same routes as those we were enjoying. Of course her command of and fluency in various languages made all of this possible, since although my parents spoke to me in Sicilian when I was a girl, my verbal skills in the language are now minimal at best. I cannot praise her abilities and knowledge enough. I heartily encourage anyone seeking the best visit to Sicily possible, to call upon her. If so, you will be provided with a lifetime of precious memories, and if you are as lucky as I am, a friend for life as well.
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