In San Marco d'Alunzio, a very ancient town in the province of Messina, twenty-two churches, four museums, libraries and a Greek temple of the fourth century B.C. dedicated to Hercules, are able to arouse considerable cultural and tourist interest.

In this ancient village that from the top of its 548 meters dominates the Tyrrhenian coast from Cefalù to Capo d'Orlando and up to the Aeolian Islands, the red marble stones San Marco, tell us the story of the people and civilizations that have followed.