Visit Trapani: the complete guide

Trapani owes its foundation to the ancient Phoenician people who made it one of the most important commercial ports of the ancient world. This fortunate link with Carthage penalized its development in Roman times, until all of Sicily came under first Arab and then Norman control.

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Visit Racalmuto: the complete guide

The origin of the name contrasts greatly with the richness of the territory. Racalmuto in fact derives from the Arabic “Rahal Maut”, literally Dead Village, since the Arabs found the population of the village heavily decimated by the plague. Despite this, the Saracens settled there to exploit the area that stood on a fertile valley, close to an abundant water source. 

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Visit Corleone: the complete guide


Known as the city of churches and waterfalls, the ancient village of Corleone is an unexpected treasure chest of art, culture and traditions that will delight the eyes and souls of visitors.

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Visit Erice: the complete guide


City surrounded by a mysterious charm that is lost in the myth and tales of historians of the time

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Visit Sutera: the complete guide

The charming village of Sutera has its roots in legend.

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Visit Scopello: the complete guide


The charming village of Scopello, a hamlet of Castellammare del Golfo, is located on the western coast of Sicily.

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Visit Tortorella: the complete guide


The picturesque village of Tortorella dominates the surrounding valleys and gorges from its 600 metre height. The name of the town has a very specific origin: in these places, in fact, you can see splendid specimens of turtle-doves (in italian: tortora) flying in the uncontaminated greenery, among incredible views of the sea.

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Visit Palinuro: the complete guide


Palinuro is a "little gem of the southern sea" surrounded by the turquoise waters of the sea and the green of the surrounding hills.

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Visit Bonassola: the complete guide


Bonassola is a small village overlooking the Gulf of the eastern Ligurian coast, enclosed between the promontories of Punta del Carlino and the small church of the Madonnina della Punta.

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Visit Deiva Marina: the complete guide

Deiva Marina, located halfway between the provinces of Genoa and La Spezia, is the ideal point to start a journey to discover the wonderful Cinque Terre and Portofino, jewels of the Ligurian territory.

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