Custonaci is a picturesque town located in the province of Trapani, known for its production of fine marble, it is an important tourist destination that offers a unique mix of history, art and natural beauty.
Travelling along the state road that goes from San Vito Lo Capo leads to Trapani, this small village nestled on the slopes of Monte Cofano captures attention with its elegance and majesty.
the Sanctuary, dedicated to the Virgin Mary and dating back to the end of the 1400th century, stands at the top of the town while in the background you can admire the beautiful gulf of Bonagia, the coastline rich in beaches, the cliffs of Cornino and the pinnacles of the Cofano promontory.
What to do at Christmas in Custonaci
From the 25 29 December 2024 e 4 from January to 6 2025, Mangiapane cave di Custonaci (TP) to transform into a suggestive Nativity theatre.
This event, among the most anticipated of the Sicilian Christmas season, tells of ancient traditions and gestures, bringing to light the authenticity of the local culture and the warmth of the Sicilian Christmas.
Each scene offers an extraordinary historical re-enactment which immerses visitors in the daily life of the past.
Ancient crafts, scenes of traditional life and period costumes recreate an authentic atmosphere, giving life to a journey that unites history, art and faith.
The Nativity Scene in the Mangiapane Cave
An event that enchants young and old every year, giving unforgettable emotions in the breathtaking setting of the Mangiapane Cave.
Il Living Nativity of Custonaci gives the opportunity to undertake a time travel, exploring a path that reproduces Sicilian rural life in the nineteenth century.
Starting from the historic center of Custonaci, at the foot of the Marian Sanctuary, we continue until to the Mangiapane Cave thanks to a shuttle bus service.
Along the way you can admire the Nativity scenes and a series of representations that recall everyday life and the Sicilian artisan traditions, with equipment and furnishings authentic.
Il Custonaci Living Nativity Scene it's not just a Christmas event, but a celebration of Sicilian traditions which encompasses history, art, and spirituality in a breathtaking natural setting.
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