The 10 Best Things to do in Nicolosi, Sicily

September 1, 2021 Hana Mouser

Nicolosi (Sicilian: Niculùsi) is a comune (municipality) in the Metropolitan City of Catania in the Italian region Sicily, located about 160 kilometres (99 mi) southeast of Palermo and about 12 kilometres (7 mi) northwest of Catania.
Restaurants in Nicolosi

1. Etna Touring

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5.0 based on 389 reviews

Etna Touring

Excursions and trekking on the Etna, the hightest active volcano in Europe, with volcanologic and alpine guides. Etna Touring organize: Etna Summit Craters (3.345 m a.s.l.), The Crossing of Etna from the south to the north side of the volcano, Excursion in the Bove Valley, Altomontana Track by mountain bike.

2. AITNE

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5.0 based on 120 reviews

AITNE

AITNE is a Catania-based association of fully-qualified ski instructors and volcano guides authorised to take people into the mountains, particularly in volcanic areas, both in Italy and abroad. Excursions on Etna can take place practically all year around. You can walk, ski or go mountain biking on the varied, remote trails and snowy slopes which allow you to explore all that our mountain has to offer.

3. Ashara - Volcanological Guides in Sicily

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Ashara - Volcanological Guides in Sicily

We are a professional association of Volcanological Guides enabled to accompany active volcanoes, registered in the Alpine Guides lists. The guided ascent on the active summit craters gives a discharge of unique emotions. This is possible only when the guide is not only capable of leading the group, but manages to convey security, professionalism and genuine passion.

4. Craters Silvestri of Mount Etna

95030 Nicolosi, Sicily Italy
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4.5 based on 194 reviews

Craters Silvestri of Mount Etna

Reviewed By LVardy - Grand Falls Windsor, Canada

Visited here during a tour from the Messina cruise port with Discover Messina Siciliy. The drive was over an hour long but it was worth it to see this unique and scenic landscape! Driving up the volcano was interesting; we even saw smoke coming from the volcano! The craters of Silvestri are two inactive craters formed as a result of the Mount Etna eruption of 1892. They are about 1900 meters above sea level, but you could reach a higher elevation if you want. We were satisfied to spend an hour or so here walking around the craters. The climb was not difficult and this site is suitable for all ages. There is also a restaurant and store that sells souvenirs near by. We were told it would be very cold on the volcano but I was comfortable in my Capri pants and t-shirt in October month.

5. Volcano House - Museo Vulcanologico Dell'Etna

Via Cesare Battisti 28, 95030 Nicolosi, Sicily Italy +39 348 975 5287 [email protected]
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4.5 based on 112 reviews

Volcano House - Museo Vulcanologico Dell'Etna

6. Museo della Civilta Contadina

Via Garibaldi 58, 95030 Nicolosi, Sicily Italy +39 391 133 4066
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4.5 based on 12 reviews

Museo della Civilta Contadina

7. Chiesa Madre

Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, 95030 Nicolosi, Sicily Italy +39 095 911439
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4.5 based on 23 reviews

Chiesa Madre

8. Funivia dell'Etna

Via Monte Etna 154, 95030 Nicolosi, Sicily Italy +39 095 914141 [email protected] http://www.funiviaetna.com/
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Funivia dell'Etna

La Funivia dell'Etna è l'unica società sul versante Etna Sud ad effettuare escursioni fino alle zone crateriche autorizzate.

Reviewed By MariaM3639

We (myself and 4 colleagues) just visited Mount Etna and even tho we were not prepared at all and the last ones arrived with cable car and 4x4 the experience was amazing. 1. We drove to Refugio Sapienza and park there (we gave 1 euro as donation for the parking). We arrived around 2pm - relatively late 2. At the Refugio, we purchased tickets for the cable car and the (4X4) bus directly at the cable car station. The cable car was €30 each (return journey); The cable car leaves you at 2,500m and then you can either walk or take this bus to the top (amazing view on both ways). The last cable car down is at 16:00 3. The 4x4 buses (something between bulldozer and snowplow) run continuously up/down from the upper cable station to the summit 2,920m (you are not allowed to go closer) with an Alpinist / guide. The 4x4 costs €40 (return journey) and, €9 for the guide (obligatory). on top you walk approximately 300-500m to a crater for amazing view. 4. At the upper cable car station it's possible to rent a warm jacket and hiking shoes. We didn't have time to rent as we were the last who reached and were running but i would recommend to be prepared for low temperatures. 5. The cost is quite high however i think it's worth the experience; you can also try to hike this so you will not need to pay anything; we payed the full amount (79 Euro) at the bottom Cable Car station by credit card.

9. Quad Etna Sud

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Quad Etna Sud

10. Gruppo Guide Alpine Etna Sud

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Gruppo Guide Alpine Etna Sud

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