Monte Altesina

According to the Arabs, this was the trigonometric point of Sicily, from which the island was divided into three equal pieces: the Demone Valley on the east, the Valley of Mazara on the west and the Noto Valley on the south.
A splendid mountain, the Altesina retains traces of the past and a wild vegetation that make it a truly unique place. Climbing towards the top one sees a series of archeological remains such as a small monastery perched on a small rocky mass, a series of rock tombs and finally, the top, with signs of an ancient city that has disappeared.
A cave, that was probably religious, bears an inscription on its outside in Siculo that is untranslatable!
This place has a very high energy concentration….