A stroll through the Middle Ages
In winter, thanks to the mild climate, cultural walks are a real pleasure, which can be combined with the discovery of food and wine traditions.
Historical Sicilian winter
Castle of Venus
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Erice
A Norman castle built on the ruins of the temple of Venus Erycina, a medieval town of stone alleys vanishing into the mist, the view from the Balio Gardens all the way to the Egadi Islands. Erice is western Sicily seen from 751 metres up, where every century has left a tower.
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San Vito Lo Capo
Sicily's most photographed beach, a sanctuary-fortress that has watched over the village since the sixteenth century and one of the most enchanting nature reserves in the Mediterranean. San Vito Lo Capo is discovered slowly, barefoot between the white of the houses and the turquoise of the sea.
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Museum of the sanctuary of San Vito lo Capo
The Museum of the Sanctuary of San Vito Lo Capo is located in the rooms surrounding the church, which were originally used for the garrison and for hosting noble pilgrims. It is open during the summer season.
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Partanna
The medieval village surrounded by nature
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Grifeo castle
The Castello del Grifeo was the fulcrum of Partanna’s defensive system and takes its name from the 12th-century fief in which it stood.
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Salemi
A Norman-Swabian castle where Garibaldi was the first to raise the Italian tricolour, making Salemi the first capital of Italy; a Mother Church reduced to an open-air stage set by the Belice earthquake and reinvented by Álvaro Siza; the Arab and Jewish alleys of the old town and the votive breads of San Giuseppe. Salemi is the Sicily of history and of bread.
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Arab-Norman castle
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