Arancina o arancino? Palermo-Catania A/R

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Palermo e Catania, le due città principali della Sicilia, sono da sempre divise da piccole, grandi rivalità culinarie, prima ancora che dai molti chilometri. Ma a breve una nuova linea ferroviaria ad alta capacità sarà in grado di avvicinare questi due importanti centri, riducendo i tempi di percorrenza e aumentando la frequenza delle corse grazie al raddoppio ferroviario. Un viaggio attraverso una terra ricca di unicità territoriali, che percorriamo tra binari e street food, bande di paese e cavalcavia in acciaio.

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Palermo e Catania, le due città principali della Sicilia, sono da sempre divise da piccole, grandi rivalità culinarie, prima ancora che dai molti chilometri. Ma a breve una nuova linea ferroviaria ad alta capacità sarà in grado di avvicinare questi...

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