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Baroque towns, crystal-clear sea and cities of art: discover the places in Sicily where you can live or spend your holidays.
A land rich in history
Every corner of the island holds history, nature and traditions. Here are the destinations we love most, where to find the right home or stay.
Syracuse (SR) Ortigia
The ancient heart of Syracuse: an island of alleys, Baroque squares and seafront palaces, between the Temple of Apollo and the Arethusa spring.
Realmonte (AG) Scala dei Turchi
A cliff of dazzling white marl descending in steps into turquoise sea — one of Sicily's most iconic sights.
Palermo (PA) Mondello
Palermo's beach: golden sand and clear water between Monte Pellegrino and Capo Gallo, with its Art Nouveau villas on the sea.
Messina (ME) Taormina
The pearl of the Ionian coast, poised between its ancient theatre and the sea, overlooking Etna and Isola Bella.
Palermo (PA) Cefalù
A medieval town at the foot of its Rocca, with a Norman cathedral and a beach lapping the old houses.
Ragusa (RG) Ragusa Ibla
The late-Baroque jewel of the Val di Noto: a maze of staircases, churches and stone palaces, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Catania (CT) Mount Etna
Europe's highest active volcano: lunar landscapes, lava flows and heroic vineyards, with unforgettable hikes and sunsets.
Trapani (TP) San Vito Lo Capo
A crescent of white sand and Caribbean-like sea below Monte Monaco, famous for its cous cous and the Zingaro reserve.
Syracuse (SR) Noto
The capital of Sicilian Baroque and a UNESCO site: a stage set of churches and palaces in golden stone.
Syracuse (SR) Calamosche
A cove nestled between two headlands in the Vendicari reserve: golden sand, clear water and no buildings, reachable only on foot.
Syracuse (SR) Isola di Capo Passero
The southernmost point of Sicily: a small island with its Spanish fort, surrounded by turquoise sea where the Ionian and the Mediterranean meet.
Syracuse (SR) Arenella
A pale-sand beach minutes from Syracuse, with shallow seabed and calm water: perfect for families and long days in the sun.
Syracuse (SR) San Lorenzo
A stretch of white sand and shallow emerald waters near Marzamemi, among the most loved beaches of south-eastern Sicily.
Syracuse (SR) Fontane Bianche
A crescent of fine sand and crystal-clear sea south of Syracuse, lively and well-equipped, perfect for those who want beach and amenities.
Syracuse (SR) Plemmirio
A marine protected area on the Maddalena peninsula: rocky coast, coves and clear waters, a paradise for snorkelling and diving.
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