-
schools of fish in
straits into a
system of nets (known in
Italian as
tonnara), that form
various chambers. The tuna are
guided through the chambers...
- The
Tonnara of Favignana,
officially known as the Ex
Stabilimento Florio delle tonnare di
Favignana e
Formica (English:
Former Florio Tuna
Fishery of...
- lo Zingaro) and Scopello’s
stacks (the Faraglioni) with the
adjoining tonnara. Its name
probably derives from the
words stacks or
rocks (scopulus in...
-
conservation under oil, thus
increasing his
trade and
financial wealth. The
Tonnara di
Favignana was
established in 1859 by the
Florio family and was in operation...
- latter. It was also home to a
tonnara (or almadraba), one of many
scattered along the West
coast of Sicily. The
tonnara is no
longer active. At some point...
- 35 km to the west;
Palermo about 30 km to the east;
Scopello with its
tonnara (traditional tuna
fishing ground) to the west; San Vito Lo Capo to the...
-
possible origin of the name
starts with the fact that a
structure called a
tonnara (derived from the
Italian "tonno",
meaning "tuna") was built, connecting...
-
Sellia Marina, Montepaone, Montauro,
Copanello (comune of Staletti),
Tonnara di Palmi, Diamante, Paola,
Fiumefreddo Bruzio, Amantea,
Praia a Mare, Belvedere...
-
ancient fishing technique of
tonnara, with the
trapping and
mattanza (slaughter) of
bluefin tuna. It
hosts the
historical Tonnara di Favignana. As the island...
- the Love of
Mariastella (Italian: Malacarne, also
known as Turi
della tonnara) is a 1946
Italian melodrama film
written and
directed by Pino Mercanti...
