You will have a chance to stroll along these paths and enjoy a panoramic view from an elevation of 1000 metres, overlooking the Agro valley, its villages extending towards the sea and the Sicilian coast, as well as a breathtaking sight of the majestic Mount Etna. Stroll to the impressive sanctuary in this place, the church known as Santuario della Madonna dell'Aiuto. In 1945, the residents of Roccafiorita constructed it manually to enshrine the statue of Our Lady of Help, created by a soldier who miraculously survived heavy bombing in World War II. Seeking the protection of the Mother of God through prayer, he managed to save his own life. Then you will reach typicall Sicilian restaurant where you will taste local farm products 0 km: фside from the cheeses, local meat specialities, and traditional snacks, there are also freshly made pasta cooked on bones and cuzzole baked in a wood-fired oven

You will continue your private guided tour to discover more Sicilian treasures. You next stop is The Abbey of Saints Peter and Paul of Agro, near Casalvecchio Siculo, that is one of the most interesting Basilian sites founded in Sicily in Norman times

Your next stop - Savoca welcomes you with its untouched beauty and timeless ambiance. As you wander through the cobblestone streets lined with ancient stone houses and charming cafes, you can't help but feel transported back in time. This quaint village boasts a history that dates back centuries, characterised by a blend of Byzantine, Arab, and Norman influences. For fans of The Godfather film series, Savoca holds a special significance as one of the filming locations for this cinematic masterpiece. Embark on a captivating Godfather tour and retrace the steps of Michael Corleone as you visit Bar Vitelli, the iconic bar where the pivotal scenes were shot. Feel the nostalgia of witnessing these legendary settings in real life, immersing yourself in the movie's timeless allure...