It is one of the most characteristic rock complexes in the southern Italy that extends in the province of Messina near the village of Montalbano Elicona and the Bosco di Malabotta Nature Reserve. Thousand-year-old stones, with anthropomorphic and zoomorphic shapes, have been modeled by the hand of man and by atmospheric agents and are arranged on a vast terrain where it is possible to observe Etna, the Aeolian islands, the sky and the uncontaminated stars for a unique and unrepeatable view.