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[title] => Parco Paternò del Toscano and Villa Trinità
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[description] => We’ll travel to the foot of Mount Etna today to visit Parco Paternò del Toscano. Here, ancient lava flows have been transformed into a thriving garden, where rare subtropical plants grow alongside the wild beauty of the Mediterranean maquis.
On a guided tour, we’ll explore this remarkable estate, where time, care, and cultivation have created a unique natural environment. Several of its trees are officially recognised as monumental specimens, reflecting both the garden’s heritage and its careful preservation. The estate is also protected by the Environmental Heritage Authority of the Sicilian Region, recognising its botanical and cultural significance.
Later, we continue to Villa Trinità, an elegant estate set within a fragrant citrus grove, that has been lovingly preserved by the Bonajuto family over several generations.
Covering approximately 7.4 acres, the garden reflects the passion and vision of its current owner, Salvatore Bonajuto — an agronomist, landscape architect, and painter. As we wander through this peaceful setting, we’ll see how history, artistry, and horticulture have been brought together with great care.
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We’ll travel to the foot of Mount Etna today to visit Parco Paternò del Toscano. Here, ancient lava flows have been transformed into a thriving garden, where rare subtropical plants grow alongside the wild beauty of the Mediterranean maquis.
On a guided tour, we’ll explore this remarkable estate, where time, care, and cultivation have created a unique natural environment. Several of its trees are officially recognised as monumental specimens, reflecting both the garden’s heritage and its careful preservation. The estate is also protected by the Environmental Heritage Authority of the Sicilian Region, recognising its botanical and cultural significance.
Later, we continue to Villa Trinità, an elegant estate set within a fragrant citrus grove, that has been lovingly preserved by the Bonajuto family over several generations.
Covering approximately 7.4 acres, the garden reflects the passion and vision of its current owner, Salvatore Bonajuto — an agronomist, landscape architect, and painter. As we wander through this peaceful setting, we’ll see how history, artistry, and horticulture have been brought together with great care.