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                <title>Morgantina, near Aidone</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[This ancient Greek city is beautiful and atmospheric. It's quite extensive and has good information boards with English to help you with interpretation of the buildings. Around the agora you get a really good feel for how it must have been before it was abandoned 2000 years ago. <br><br>It was deserted when we were there, perhaps it's busier in the spring/autumn when it isn't so hot but I got the feeling they're never busy. Make sure you take plenty of water, there's nowhere to buy refreshments nearby. If you've got plenty of stamina you could combine this with the Villa del Casale mosaics for a heavy day's sightseeing.]]></description>
                
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                <title>Corleone</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Corleone, a small Sicilian city in Palermo province, is a must-see for fans of Mario Puzo's The Godfather. In Corleone there is another place which can be interesting for another group of fans - Soprano Castle, which was the root of the name for the TV series The Sopranos.]]></description>
                
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                <title>Sicilian natural parks</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[In Sicily there are three big natural areas and other little ones.<br><br>The first one in the Etna Park. Mount Etna is not only a volcano - it also has a lot of paths and trekking opportunities. The best ones are the excursions on the summit craters on the south side starting from Rifugio Sapienza in Nicolosi (Catania).<br><br>The second park is the Nebrodi Mounts. This is between Messina and Catania. This park is full of forests the most known is the "Bosco di Malabotta". The park is a little less accessible so it's advised to use a four-wheel drive vehicle and take a good map.<br><br>The latest park is the park of the Alcantara river. This is a river formed in a lava eruption thousand years ago. The river is walkable.]]></description>
                
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