The Via Francigena from Palermo to Messina cycling route runs through the entire northern Sicily through the chain of the Sicilian Apennines: the Madonie, the Nebrodi and the Peloritani. It unites the “capital of the Norman kingdom” Palermo with Messina, crossing some of the most important villages in Sicily, where even today it is possible to find many traces of the passage of the Norman population, which has left an indelible mark on Sicilian architecture and traditions. The recovery project for this route was promoted and implemented by the Associazione Amici dei Cammini Francigeni di Sicilia through historical and documentary research followed by intense activity on the territory to map the itinerary.