Cammino di San Felice da Nicosia: Points of interest
Cultural and natural places linked to this walk in the Appy catalogue. Check each location and description to plan your visit.
- Halaesa
Ruins of an ancient Siculo-Greek city founded in 403 BC, according to Diodorus. Its coins carried a column topped by a dog, a symbol that still appears in the coat of arms of Tusa.
- Castello Migaido
Castle, in Pettineo, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- Castello di Mistretta
Ruins of an eleventh-century Arab-Norman castle on the heights above the old centre, now little more than a shell.
- Chiesa di San Giuseppe
Church of San Giuseppe. Church, dedicated to Joseph, in Tusa, Italy.
- Chiesa di San Leonardo
Church of San Leonardo. 16th-century church, in Tusa, Italy.
- Castel di Tusa
Castle, in Tusa, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- San Sebastiano
Church, dedicated to Saint Sebastian, in Mistretta, Italy.
- San Giovanni Battista
Church, dedicated to John the Baptist, in Mistretta, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- Santa Caterina
Church, dedicated to Catherine of Alexandria, in Mistretta, Italy.
- Castello
Castle, in Nicosia, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- Santissimo Salvatore, Nicosia
Church, in Nicosia, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- Chiesa di Sant'Antonio Abate, Nicosia
Church, in Nicosia, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- Chiesa di San Nicola di Bari (Tusa)
Church of San Nicola di Bari (Tusa). Church, dedicated to Saint Nicholas, in Tusa, Italy.
- Chiesa di San Francesco di Paola, Nicosia
Church of San Francesco di Paola, Nicosia. Church, in Nicosia, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- Monte Sambughetti
Peak, in Sicily, Italy, at 1,558 m elevation.
- Riserva naturale orientata Sambuchetti-Campanito
20th-century national park, in Cerami, Italy, covering 2358.0 km².
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