Cosa si produce ad Avola?
Cosa si produce ad Avola?
Conosciuta ed apprezzata in particolar modo per il vino pregiato che viene prodotto in queste zone, il Nero d'Avola, e per la famosa Mandorla “pizzuta” di Avola, la città offre ai visitatori anche numerosi spunti turistici, oltre ad un mare incantevole.
Dove passeggiare ad Avola?
Le principali attrazioni a Avola
- Cavagrande del Cassibile. 1.106. Caverne e grotte. ...
- Spiaggia di Gallina. 221. Spiagge. ...
- Spiaggia Pantanello. Spiagge. ...
- Cantina Palmeri. Cantine e vigne. ...
- Lido Il Solleone. 202. ...
- Teatro Garibaldi. Teatri. ...
- Tonnara di Avola. 224. ...
- Chiesa Madre San Nicoló - Parrocchia San Sebastiano. Chiese e cattedrali.
Where is Avola located?
- Avola stretches to the coast, in the South of Syracuse, along one of the most ancient Greek routes of Sicily: The Elorina road. The area of the town is an awesome jewel of cultural and environmental attractions.
What to do with the almonds of Avola?
- Fascionello is a tasteful combination between the two previous varieties. The almonds of Avola are used to prepare Sicilian pastries, cakes, biscuits, dragees, nougat, delicious almond milk and almond granite.
What are the beaches like in Avola?
- There are four fabulous beaches in Avola: Lido di Avola, Pantanello, Ferro di Cavallo and Gallina. These beaches witnessed the passage of the Greeks and the battles between The Atenians and the Syracusanes. The first three are beautiful sandy beaches which are always crowded in summer, even though they are less crowded than San Vito Lo Capo .
What happened to the old Avola?
- The old Avola was destroyed during the earthquake of 1693. The place was sad and solitary and in 1729 a father of the convent of the Capuchins ordered to build a hermitage. Along the pathway toward this ancient site, there bends and grottos, also. Here, archaeologists found the most ancient coins of the Greek age.
