Every episode of Nebrodi Tour is a journey into the heart of the Nebrodi Mountains, exploring the stories, traditions, culture, food and wine, and events that bring the villages and towns of this area to life. Here, you can discover the places, events and people that make this region special through full-length videos and in-depth features. These episodes are more than just images: they are living stories that invite visitors and local residents alike to discover the Nebrodi and experience everything the area has to offer. Each episode is linked to local events, festivals and initiatives, turning what you watch into an opportunity to experience the region firsthand. Browse the episodes, choose what you would like to discover, and let yourself be guided on a journey through the history, traditions and everyday life of the Nebrodi.
Santo Stefano di Camastra
The episode focuses on the ancient art of ceramics, which for centuries has been at the heart of Santo Stefano di Camastra’s economic and cultural identity.
Torrenova
The Nebrodi Tour cameras will explore the deep religious faith of this Tyrrhenian coastal town, highlighting its distinctive “Festa del Mare” (Sea Festival), as well as the ancient crafts of fishing and embroidery, through genuine and heartfelt personal stories.
San Marco D’Alunzio
A journey through history, art, culture and breathtaking landscapes, revealing the identity of a town that preserves a heritage spanning thousands of years. The programme traces the origins of ancient Aluntium, founded by the Sicels and developed during the Greek and Roman periods, through to the emergence of the present-day town.
Galati Mamertino II
A special focus is given to the Festa dei Tre Santi, one of the most deeply felt and widely attended religious celebrations throughout the Nebrodi area, bringing together faith, tradition and a strong sense of community. The celebration honours Saint James, Saint Roch and the Most Holy Crucifix.
Capri Leone
Capri Leone, a village that in recent years has revitalised itself through an ambitious programme of urban renewal, becoming an example of how historical heritage and local landscapes can be restored and enhanced.
Pettineo
Discover the remarkable catacombs beneath the Capuchin convent and the ingenuity of the friars, who centuries ago created important works, particularly in agriculture. A journey through the Halesa Valley, taking in the Fiumara d’Arte open-air art trail and the area’s natural beauty.
Parco dei Nebrodi
Sicily’s largest protected natural area takes centre stage in an episode that leads viewers on an unforgettable journey through some of the park’s most iconic locations, from Lake Maulazzo and Lake Biviere to the majestic Rocche del Crasto, extraordinary natural landmarks overlooking the Nebrodi landscape.
Frazzano
Nebrodi Tour takes you to the Abbey of San Filippo di Fragalà, one of Sicily’s most important monastic complexes, exploring its history and artistic significance. The episode also highlights one of the area’s finest local products, the Nebrodi Black Pig, with a focus on the traditional, artisanal production of cured meats.
Città di Naso
A small village perched high above the sea, rich in history and culture. Discover a remarkable trekking route leading to the “Devil’s Cave”, as well as the deep devotion to the town’s patron saint, Saint Cono. The episode explores his story and miracles, along with the crypt and cave where the monk’s body was found.
Capo d’Orlando
Discover one of Sicily’s best-known tourist destinations, with its beautiful sea, breathtaking scenery and rich culinary and confectionery traditions. From the harbour to Villa Piccolo, this is a fascinating journey that also looks back into the town’s past.
Tortorici
A journey through history, culture and traditional crafts in Tortorici, with a particular focus on its remarkable museums dedicated to photography, sixteenth-century books and anthropology. Historians and local administrators introduce the town and its extraordinary artistic heritage.
S. Salvatore di Fitalia
Art, culture, tradition and outstanding local food and wine come together in a story featuring the town’s open-air museum and its museum dedicated to Sicilian religious traditions. Breathtaking landscapes offer opportunities for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts alike, from the Rocca di Pietra Giuda to mountain biking trails across the surrounding countryside.
Raccuja
Branciforti Castle, the cultivation of Nebrodi saffron and high fashion inspired by historical reenactments are among the highlights of this episode. Nature trails and trekking routes, including river walks, reveal a town with a long-standing food and wine tradition and a wealth of distinctive local products.
Brolo
A journey between sea and mountains, exploring the town’s medieval past, the hidden stories of its historic centre and its long seafront promenade, a favourite setting for major events. The episode also celebrates Brolo’s long-established confectionery tradition.
Alcara Li Fusi
A small town nestled among the Rocche del Crasto, surrounded by towering mountains that create an almost Dolomites-like landscape, rising to over 1,000 metres above sea level. The episode also introduces one of the last two traditional pezzare—local craftswomen who still hand-weave the rugs used especially during the distinctive Festa del Muzzuni.
Sinagra
Known as the “Town of Lovers”, this small mountain town is rich in legends and ancient traditions. Its tourism has grown significantly in recent decades, thanks in part to the quality of its local food and wine. From blessed figures and saints to the cultivation of the famous Nebrodi hazelnuts, the episode explores both the town’s history and its present-day life.
Sant’Agata Militello
The undisputed star is Castello Gallego, a symbol of this Tyrrhenian town and a guardian of centuries of history, now hosting events and exhibitions. Nebrodi Tour also shines a spotlight on Vincenzo Consolo, the internationally renowned writer and intellectual born in Sant’Agata di Militello.
Piraino
A fascinating journey through history, trekking routes, breathtaking views and traditional crafts. The episode explores the ancient arts of crochet and embroidery, as well as homemade macaroni. The Guardiola viewpoint, the Saracen Tower and the Torre delle Ciavole, together with the districts of Gliaca and Sant’Arcangelo, all feature in this episode, the fourth of the second season.
Gioiosa Marea
Through evocative images and engaging stories, discover the area’s most iconic places, from the Old Town to the Sanctuary of Saint Nicholas of Bari, the spiritual heart of the community. The journey also includes a walk along Gioiosa Marea’s lively seafront promenade, known as Canapè, a favourite meeting place for residents and visitors alike.
Acquedolci
From the lively local Carnival, one of the area’s most popular and heartfelt traditions, to initiatives promoting public green spaces and a better urban environment, this episode explores the many sides of Acquedolci. It also visits the fascinating San Teodoro Cave, one of Sicily’s most important archaeological sites and a remarkable repository of prehistoric remains.
Floresta
At the heart of the Nebrodi Natural Park lies Floresta, the highest town in Sicily. The episode explores traditional crafts and introduces the people of a community that has carefully preserved its cultural heritage. The distinctive flavours of mountain cheeses and meat are presented by the local producers who create them with passion and expertise.
Galati Mamertino
A captivating journey through ancient woodlands, panoramic trails and crystal-clear streams. The town’s rural identity comes to life through its local food traditions, including cured meats, cheeses, traditional sweets and authentic dishes. Ancient crafts and customs also feature, alongside the town’s museums and deeply rooted religious traditions.
Castell’Umberto
A journey through the history, landscapes and traditions of one of the most picturesque villages in the Nebrodi Mountains. The episode explores the ancient settlement of Castania, the original nucleus of the town, alongside the distinctive urban layout of the modern centre. Highlights include the famous Carnevale Umbertino, the scattered hamlets and the lush pine forest, a favourite place for outdoor recreation and nature lovers.
Ficarra
Ficarra, once home to writer Lucio Piccolo, is distinguished by its unique open-air museum. From olive cultivation to puppetry, from silkworm farming to contemporary art, the episode offers a journey through culture and tradition. Meet a skilled artisan who makes wooden pipes by hand and discover the distinctive flavours of an area waiting to be explored and experienced to the fullest.