Saint Vitus, patron of a church twinned with Tindari
📅 Every year, on 15 June
Condrò celebrates Saint Vitus on 15 June; the church dedicated to him, from 1571, is also named for Our Lady of Tindari.
On 9 September 1262, a medieval document provided the earliest written record of Condrò, a Sicilian village whose name stems from the Ancient Greek word chondros. Situated 58 metres above sea level, this compact territory covers a mere five square kilometres and has a population of 481.
Located 20 kilometres west of Messina and 170 kilometres east of Palermo, the municipality borders Pace del Mela, Gualtieri Sicaminò, and San Pier Niceto.
Arancino · Pasta alla Norma · Pitone messinese
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Nearest airport: Reggio Calabria, 30 km away
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📅 Every year, on 15 June
Condrò celebrates Saint Vitus on 15 June; the church dedicated to him, from 1571, is also named for Our Lady of Tindari.
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Outside Condrò, but an easy day trip away.