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The museum shows the civilization developed in the territory of Marianopoli, from the Prehistory to the Hellenistic period, pointing out the archaeological sites of Monte

Finds and remains of Greek and Roman times in Taormina, and pottery and majolica from the 13th century onwards................

The majestic building of Palermo's cathedral is appealing for its dramatic look and the way it rises at the end of the cathedral square................

The Palazzina Cinese, also known as Casina Chinese, is a former royal residence of the Bourbons of Naples...............

Less populated and quieter than other centres, Caltanissetta is often passed through with little more than a cursory glance...............

Scopello is a small village on the north coast of Sicily that never fails to bring a gasp of delight and offers a quiet retreat................

Mondello Beach is one of the most fashionable beaches in Sicily. It's Palermo's 'bathtub', boasting super fine sand, crystal clear turqouise waters along with countless s

Raddusa is Sicily's "granary" and the Museo del Grano is dedicated to wheat................

Pantàlica is Sicily's biggest necropolis. This incredible place boasts over 5000 cave tombs. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site, always open and absolutely for free!.....

The recreation park Parco della Favorita is the largest green area in Palermo, the lung of the city...............