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Palazzo Alliata di Villafranca is a historic aristocratic palace and cultural attraction in the heart of Palermo, Sicily. It is one of the city's most important surviving noble residences, known for its richly decorated state rooms, historic furnishings, and an outstanding private art collection that spans several centuries.
Palazzo Asmundo is a historic palace and house museum in Palermo’s old city center, directly opposite the cathedral. Built beginning in 1615 and completed in 1767, it combines Baroque interiors with museum collections and also houses the Asmundo Bistrò, making it a destination for art, history, and Sicilian dining.
Agua is the common denominator between Caribbean beaches and Baroque cities, between relaxation and a thirst for adventure! Its strategic location allows you to easily reach Noto with its historical wonders, Marzamemi with its breathtaking sunsets, the unspoiled nature of the Vendicari Reserve, and the enchanting panorama of San Lorenzo.
Lido Europa is a beach club (lido) on Catania's Playa, offering a managed stretch of sandy beach with sunbeds, umbrellas, food service, and family-oriented facilities. It is best known for its relaxed atmosphere, clean beach area, and practical amenities rather than a lively beach-club scene.
At Lido Villeggiatura, start the day with sunrise yoga, continue with paddle boarding or snorkelling, then savour an exclusive candlelit dinner or enjoy classic Italian cinema under the stars.
Palazzo Riso is a late-eighteenth-century noble residence in the heart of Palermo’s historic centre, where late Baroque magnificence meets Neoclassical rigour. Restored after years of abandonment, it has housed Riso, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Sicily, since 2005.
The Necropolis of Pantalica is a vast UNESCO World Heritage site in southeast Sicily, where nearly 4,000–5,000 rock-cut tombs honeycomb the limestone cliffs above the Anapo and Calcinara valleys. Dating chiefly from the 13th to 7th centuries BC, the Sikel stronghold also preserves the Mycenaean-influenced Anaktoron and later Byzantine rock dwellings and oratories.
Grand Palladium Sicilia Resort & Spa is a five-star all-inclusive family resort set in ten hectares of Mediterranean gardens beside a pebble and sandy beach at Campofelice di Roccella, on Sicily’s northern coast. Alongside its pools, restaurants and sports facilities, it offers dedicated children’s clubs, a spa with hydrotherapy circuit and a broad programme of workshops, activities and shows.
Magaggiari Beach lies on the coast of Cinisi, on the Gulf of Castellammare, with crystal-clear turquoise water and a series of small rocky coves set amid untouched surroundings. The hidden Calette di Magaggiari are best reached by boat, kayak or SUP, offering quieter spots for swimming and snorkelling away from the nearby sandy beaches.
Sartoria Cocktail Bar in Palermo tailors drinks to your mood, with creative riffs on classics and complimentary snacks keeping the atmosphere relaxed. Its basil mule and signature hot dogs have a cult following, making it equally suited to a date night or settling in as a regular.