This Cathedral Is Made of Bread

The video explores the unique Easter tradition in San Biagio, Sicily, where locals construct a cathedral made of bread, cereals, and pastas. This tradition, dating back to ancient times, was initially a grand display for visiting royals. Over time, it evolved into an Easter celebration, showcasing the artistic skills and historical heritage of the town's citizens. Although the structures are not edible, they serve as a testament to the community's creativity and cultural history.

What is unique about the Easter arches in San Biagio, Sicily?

• They are made of bread, cereals, and pastas.

• They are made of chocolate.

• They are permanent structures.

• They are underwater.

How long does it take for the locals to construct the bread arches?

• One year

• Six months

• Three months

• One month

What was the original purpose of the bread arches tradition?

• To sell bread to tourists

• To celebrate Christmas

• To welcome visiting Royals with grand displays

• To compete with neighboring towns

In which century did the bread arches tradition become associated with Easter?

• 18th century

• 19th century

• 17th century

• 16th century

What does a walk through the bread arches symbolize?

• The artistic capabilities and history of the city

• The city's modern architecture

• The culinary skills of the locals

• The agricultural wealth of the region