Your Etna guides: how to choose them


If you’ve decided to tackle Mount Etna with a guide, you’ve made the wisest and most rewarding choice. Although Etna seems like any other mountain, it’s much more treacherous because—being an active volcano—it presents unforeseen challenges that are difficult to manage. Only a truly expert and knowledgeable person of the area can help you face […]

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Photos to autumn leaves: how and where on Mt Etna


Foliage season (from the French “feuillage”) is the time of year when the trees turn yellow or red just before losing their leaves. It is a very specific moment in autumn, when different conditions intertwine—temperature, rainfall, humidity—favoring the die-off of seasonal leaves. Every mountain has a foliage season, and on Mount Etna, which by its […]

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Etna Chestnuts and How to Eat Them


Do you love chestnuts and also enjoy outdoor walks in a breathtaking setting? Nothing could be easier than harvesting these delicious fruits on Mount Etna in autumn. Our great volcano is transformed during this season. Fascinating colors fill the countryside, and the many chestnut groves that grow on every side of the mountain offer their […]

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Adrano: the “black” city of the Norman knights


Adrano is deeply embedded in Mount Etna. So deeply embedded that even its name (from the Sican word àdron) means “black,” due to the volcanic rock landscapes surrounding the town. Its territory, located on the volcano’s southwestern flank, extends to the summit craters and includes part of the Simeto River. Spectacular nature unfolds around this […]

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Etna Social Hub: learning Etna from social media … so to get out of them!


The event held on Sunday, September 28th in Fornazzo di Milo, at the Chestnut Ecomuseum, was no ordinary event… even though it was part of the town festival. ETNA SOCIAL HUB, as it was called, was a turning point that pointed the way, a new way of experiencing our volcano. And it did so in […]

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