Introducing Enna
The highest provincial capital in Italy and a natural balcony frequently blanketed by cloud, this handsome working town and agricultural centre has long been the seat of a sacred cult of Demeter (the goddess of fertility). Throughout the Greek, Roman and Arab periods, Enna supplied far-flung places with grain, wheat, cotton and cane; a tradition it continues, albeit on a far smaller scale, today.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: cefalu to catania - public transport
by jewels4475 13 September 2011
I was talking about Palermo-Messina trains, not Palermo Catania. The problem with sais autolinee is that you will have to spend a night…
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RE: Sicily itinerary
by TPAL 08 September 2011
We have made this travel the last week. We spent there 8 days and with a car it is time enough to make a tour by the island. Our itinerary…
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RE: Quaint, rustic-type accommodation in Sicily
by seaneendubh 15 August 2011
Hi Evie, So flying into Palermo, you'll want to stay a couple of nights in Palermo, either at the start or the end of your stay. You…
