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Nicolosi Hotel tips
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Hotel Alle Pendici from49 €
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Villa Michelangelo from60 €
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Hotel Biancaneve from55 €
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Nicolosi Travel guide
Nicolosi : Michelin's recommendations
Nicolosi is home to the headquarters of the South Etna mountain guides’ association and is considered to be the gateway to Etna. The village is the starting point for the picturesque route up to the Sapienza refuge, from where excursions leave for the final ascent of the volcano.
Tourist attractions Nicolosi : Things to see and do
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Etna
I - 95030 Nicolosi
Etna is the emblem of Sicily, and its highest point! The volcano's ceaseless activity constantly alters its height of around 3,350 m. In 1987, a park was set up to conserve the fauna, flora and unique countryside of the volcano which you can get to u..
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Ascencione dell'Etna
I - 95030 Nicolosi
The ascent can be from the south from Catania, via Nicolosi, or by the northeast face from Taormina via Linguaglossa. The former will take you up to an altitude of 3 000m near the grandiose Valle del Bove , hemmed in by walls of lava (1 200m high) a..
Hotels Nicolosi
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Located 1 km from Nicolosi town centre, the Michelangelo offers an outdoor pool, sun terrace, and restaurant. All modern rooms come with satellite TV and free Wi-Fi. Mount Etna Regional Park is 1.5 km away. Rooms at Villa Michelangelo are air-condit..
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Hotel Biancaneve
Via Etnea, 163 I - 95030 Nicolosi
Hotel Biancaneve is set in the nature reserve at the foot of Mount Etna, just out of Nicolosi. This friendly hotel has its own sports and wellness facilities. Visiting Mount Etna is easy from here, with the cable car located a short drive away. The ..
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Hotel Alle Pendici
Viale Della Regione 18 I - 95030 Nicolosi
Hotel Alle Pendici offers free Wi-Fi and a Mediterranean garden, in Nicolosi, at the foot of Mount Etna. A breakfast of homemade Sicilian cakes and pastries is served daily. All rooms at the Pendici have a view of Mount Etna, or the Gulf of Catania...
