Top Things to do in Lentini
10 Things to do in Lentini That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Lentini, Italy including Convento dei Frati Minori Cappuccini, Chiesa Madre Santa Maria La Cava e Sant'Alfio, Chiesa Rupestre del Crocifisso, Palazzo Beneventano, Giardino del Biviere, Museo Archeologico Di Lentini, Chiesa di San Giuseppe il Giusto, Chiesa Dei Tre Santi O Della Fontana, Chiesa di San Francesco di Paola, Area Archeologica del Castellaccio.
Restaurants in Lentini
1. Convento dei Frati Minori Cappuccini
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
2. Chiesa Madre Santa Maria La Cava e Sant'Alfio
3. Chiesa Rupestre del Crocifisso
4. Palazzo Beneventano
5. Giardino del Biviere
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By vmrp2017 - Naples, United States
Our visit to Il Biviere was one of the highlights of our trip to Sicily. We chose to take tours of both the gardens and the biodynamic citrus farm. After our tours, we had brunch on the house terrace. Our gracious hosts and guides were Virginia and Giangiacomo Borghese, daughter-in-law and son of the founders. Their explanations about the farm and the descriptions of the trees, shrubs and flowers in the garden were very enlightening. Most of the ingredients for the delicious brunch dishes were grown locally or on the farm. A ricotta mold with honey from the Biviere apiary was one of the highlights of the meal. I strongly recommend a visit to Il Biviere.
6. Museo Archeologico Di Lentini
7. Chiesa di San Giuseppe il Giusto
8. Chiesa Dei Tre Santi O Della Fontana
9. Chiesa di San Francesco di Paola
10. Area Archeologica del Castellaccio
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 27 reviews
A moat, carved in the rock for a depth of 15 meters and a width of 20, separates Tirone and Castellaccio hill. Here raised the Castle of the emperor Frederick II of Swabia, built in 1239 by his architect, Riccardo da Lentini.Lentini was also the birth place of Notaro Jacopo, the inventor of sonnet.The Castle had a very long life: it was damaged and repaired many times, because of its strategic position, even after two terrific earthquakes, in 1542 and in 1693. The Triquetra Arx still stand Castellaccio hill, it is a triangular-shape tower, whose vertexes where pointed towards the three extremities of Sicily. On the top of the hill there is also a little church for the garrison; At the center of the fortress, there is the Sala Ipogea. A steep stairway brings to a rectangular room covered by a barrel vault with pointed arches, lightened by airshaft windows and having no other exits. The use and the meaning of this room are still mysterious.
TAGS
