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Viewpoints in Erice

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The Balio is the area next to [poi = 637 661] Castillo [/ poi], which was rebuilt by the Normans and used as a residence for the r

Squares in Acireale

Duomo Square

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Our reason for visiting this city was to see the famous "Chiesa di San Sebastiano." We first the Piazza del Duomo first. There was

Palaces in Siracusa

Palazzo Greco

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Along the road that leads to the historic centre of Ortigia along Viale Matteotti, you'll reach the Palazzo Greco. Inside, in a t

Cathedrals in Modica

Catedral de San Jorge

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Modica doesn't have a very large population, but it does have many "treasures," and certainly one of them is Duomo of San Giorgio

Churches in Modica

San Pedro church

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The Chiesa di San Pietro (or: St. Peter's Church) is one of the most important churches in the small Sicilian town of Modica. Walk

Viewpoints in Messina

Messine Detroit

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Nature Reserves in Trapani

Riserva Naturale Saline Di Trapani E Paceco

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When I visited the northwest of Sicily, I immediately thought of the salt pans of Trapani. A magical place, full of surreal color

Of Cultural Interest in Cefalu

The Washing of Cefalù

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The old town of Cefalu is full of amazing places that take you back in time and leave you without words. One that impressed me mos

Ruins in Calatafimi-Segesta

Agora of Segesta

In ancient Greece, the "agora" was normally rectangular and arched and was the main square of the city. The great agora of Segesta

Viewpoints in Castellammare del Golfo

Viewer of Castellammare del Golfo

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Train Stations in Palermo

Palermo Centrale Railway Station

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The Central Train Station Palermo is located in the Plaza Julio Caesar, a little bit away from the city centre, but still well co

Cathedrals in Erice

Duomo of Erice (Cathedral)

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It is known by many names: Il Duomo, Chiesa Matrice (main church) or Santa Maria Assunta. Erice Cathedral is a place definitely wo

Castles in Erice

Erice Castles

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Erice has 2 castles: the Pepoli (converted villa in the 19th century) and Venere, from the 12th-13th century. The Norman castle w

Streets in Monreale

The Streets of Monreale

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Monreale is well known for its cathedral and cloister, but maybe not so much for its streets and village life within walking dist

Ruins in Calatafimi-Segesta

Castle

One of the things that particularly struck me about the archaeological site of Segesta was the diversity of ages of the buildings

Churches in Calatafimi-Segesta

Church of Barbarian Mount

In the North Acropolis of the archaeological site of Segesta, the remains of a Christian church that was originally a single nave

Ruins in Calatafimi-Segesta

Buleuterio

Located west of the Agora, the Buleuterio (called bulé) was the building where the council met. It was built during the second cen

Ruins in Calatafimi-Segesta

The Valley Gate

The western slope of Mount Barbaro is the natural access to the ancient Greek city of Segesta. Here there was a fortified complex

Things to do in Sicily

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