... and July is here! with its warm days, the sea ice and the sleepless nights!
and how each July, Palermo is preparing the celebrations of its patron
Santa Rosalia, for us to 'Santuzza !
Various legends celebrated in life and in death, our patron saint Santa Rosalia.
It narrates the birth, education from early withdrawal.
The abandonment of the world and of her home and her past life as a hermit and penance in a cave on Monte Pellegrino. And finally, the miracle
a lei attribuito, di aver liberato Palermo dalla peste, allor quando, apparendo in sogno ad un cacciatore, rivelandogli la grotta dove riposavano le sue ossa, gli disse che se le avesse fatte girare per Palermo, avrebbero fatto cessare il terribile flagello della peste. Si racconta che ovunque le sacre reliquie passassero, la guarigione era certa ed immediata; in un solo giorno la città fu salva!
Da quel giorno, la gratitudine dei palermitani verso la loro Santuzza è così grande che la festeggiano due volte in un anno. Il 15 Luglio e il 4 Settembre.
La festa di luglio viene chiamata "ù Festino" . Santuzza is carried in procession on a large cart, a subject that on the evening of the vigil is transferred to the main street of Palermo " cassaro " through the four corners, to arrive at the Marina where the festival ends with fireworks and schioppiettante " mascula . The festival is spectacular and there are many tourists who visit our city day.
Marina or along the many walking Foro Italico fitted out the stalls with their own typical dishes of this festival, which make for an evening as a link
between the populace and bourgeoisie.
on the tables of sumptuous terraces and Bute Street on the banks of the platform of the Cassaro, tavulati babbaluci of peak-to pacchiu , sfincione and caponata, sandwiches spleen, stigghiola, and nougat seed, aniseed water, house wine and soft drinks, inchinu them Panzi ! are just some of the dishes that are eaten during the festival, which lasts for three days,
On September 4, but the commemoration takes a religious character, and as a sign of devotion to the people of Palermo, they went on foot to the shrine on Monte Pellegrino, find Santuzza in his cave.
When was still dark, to avoid the sun, family groups, or groups of friends flock to the square of flaps, and begin the ' Acchianata for the old scale. A long
huge wave of people running through the mountain, who walk barefoot, some in the knee, those who pray and those who sing, who laughs and who Sparla, but all are there to celebrate
She, "ù journey is for Santuzza .
The climb to the old scale, it is certainly difficult, but even more difficult is the descent.
who has seen a party this time, do not forget!
But "ù journey as it is called from Palermo, often turns into a real
having fun on a picnic ending of course with a good meal, and the following pictures you have brought a 'idea.
u 'stigghiularu
and how each July, Palermo is preparing the celebrations of its patron
Santa Rosalia, for us to 'Santuzza !
Various legends celebrated in life and in death, our patron saint Santa Rosalia.
It narrates the birth, education from early withdrawal.
The abandonment of the world and of her home and her past life as a hermit and penance in a cave on Monte Pellegrino. And finally, the miracle
a lei attribuito, di aver liberato Palermo dalla peste, allor quando, apparendo in sogno ad un cacciatore, rivelandogli la grotta dove riposavano le sue ossa, gli disse che se le avesse fatte girare per Palermo, avrebbero fatto cessare il terribile flagello della peste. Si racconta che ovunque le sacre reliquie passassero, la guarigione era certa ed immediata; in un solo giorno la città fu salva!
Da quel giorno, la gratitudine dei palermitani verso la loro Santuzza è così grande che la festeggiano due volte in un anno. Il 15 Luglio e il 4 Settembre.
La festa di luglio viene chiamata "ù Festino" . Santuzza is carried in procession on a large cart, a subject that on the evening of the vigil is transferred to the main street of Palermo " cassaro " through the four corners, to arrive at the Marina where the festival ends with fireworks and schioppiettante " mascula . The festival is spectacular and there are many tourists who visit our city day.
Marina or along the many walking Foro Italico fitted out the stalls with their own typical dishes of this festival, which make for an evening as a link
between the populace and bourgeoisie.
on the tables of sumptuous terraces and Bute Street on the banks of the platform of the Cassaro, tavulati babbaluci of peak-to pacchiu , sfincione and caponata, sandwiches spleen, stigghiola, and nougat seed, aniseed water, house wine and soft drinks, inchinu them Panzi ! are just some of the dishes that are eaten during the festival, which lasts for three days,
On September 4, but the commemoration takes a religious character, and as a sign of devotion to the people of Palermo, they went on foot to the shrine on Monte Pellegrino, find Santuzza in his cave.
When was still dark, to avoid the sun, family groups, or groups of friends flock to the square of flaps, and begin the ' Acchianata for the old scale. A long
huge wave of people running through the mountain, who walk barefoot, some in the knee, those who pray and those who sing, who laughs and who Sparla, but all are there to celebrate
She, "ù journey is for Santuzza .
The climb to the old scale, it is certainly difficult, but even more difficult is the descent.
who has seen a party this time, do not forget!
But "ù journey as it is called from Palermo, often turns into a real
having fun on a picnic ending of course with a good meal, and the following pictures you have brought a 'idea.
u 'stigghiularu
u 'semensaru
u' sfinciuni 
the babbaluci 
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