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Villages in Calatafimi-Segesta

Although the municipality of Calatafimi is known primarily for the Greek ruins of Segesta, the centre is well worth a visit. The n

Churches in Modica

San Nicolo Inferiore church

Well, pehaps it should be rather "what's left of it." XII century but was not discovered until the twentieth! and this within a co

Of Touristic Interest in Modica

Casa natalicia de Salvatore Quasimodo

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Salvatore Quasimodo was an Italian poet and journalist who received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1959. He was also a member o

Historical Monuments in Agrigento

Temple of Heracles

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The first temple that you see on the way from the main road, and the oldest in the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento. Although th

Castles in Siracusa

Castello Maniace

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The fortress was initially for the protection of the port of Ortigia. Its name derives from Byzantine commander George Maniace wh

Markets in Trapani

Trapani Fish Market

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Cruising and browsing through the old town of Trapani on bike you will always come to the narrowest part of the peninsula where yo

Harbors in Mondello

Mondello Port

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Mondello is a small town in Sicily, near Palermo. There are no major monuments and cultural spaces to visit, but the view at sunse

Historical Monuments in Catania

Roman Amphitheater

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Catania is full of wonderful places that will leave you slack-jawed, one of which is located in the heart of the city, in Piazza S

Islands in Vulcano

Vulcano Island

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Churches in Castelbuono

Chapel Castle of Castelbuono

The chapel of the Castelbuono Castle can be accessed through a small door. It´s really small inside but very nice and beautiful. B

Churches in Palermo

Chiesa di San Cataldo

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The Church of San Cataldo, with its characteristic three red domes, lies on the Plaza Bellini, next to La Martorana. It was the c

Airports in Trapani

Vicenzo Florio Trapani Airport

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The Trapani-Birgi airport is located about 15 km south of the city, and until recently was a purely military airport. It is quite

Palaces in Trapani

Palazzo Clavica

Clavica Palace is named after the Clavica family to which it originally belonged, although ownership later transferered to Anniba

Historical Monuments in Trapani

Botteghelle Gate

Botteghelle Gate, also called Putielle or Putielli, is one of the most interesting sights in Trapani. It dates back to the thirte

Museums in Palermo

Archbishop's Palace - Diocesan Museum of Palermo

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The Archbishop's Palace, located on one side of Cathedral Square, is home to the Diocesan Museum of Palermo. The palace was built

Islands in Lipari

Lipari Island

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Nature Reserves in Siracusa

Area Marina Protetta del Plemmirio

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The beautiful protected marine area of Plemmirio, a paradise with an emerald, crystalline sea, dwarf palms (a protected variety

Historical Monuments in Siracusa

Ortygia Walls

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Along the outer belt of the island of Ortigia (Syracuse) you can see several bastions which once formed the defensive walls, prot

Things to do in Sicily

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