What to do near Corleone, PA

The Cascade of the Two Rocks in Corleone

It flows through the heart of the village, formed by the leap of the Corleone stream, and enchants those who observe it, in the shade of mulberry, walnut and ash trees, or contemplate its Canyon from the top of the superb Rocca dei Maschi!

Umberto I Square in Palazzo Adriano

A magical place, Piazza Umberto I, in the Arbëreshe village of Palazzo Adriano ... that will remain forever immortalized in Sicilian director Giuseppe Tornatore's Oscar-winning masterpiece, Nuovo Cinema Paradiso

Girgentan goats

On the streets of the Agrigento area you happen to come across fantastic, snow-white creatures with long, twisted horns: girgentane goats (from Girgenti, the ancient name for Agrigento), a rarity.

The Oasis and Lake of Piana degli Albanesi in Sicily

Sicily's oldest reservoir, an incredible naturalistic oasis ringed by mountains in a welcoming, water-rich territory, which Albanian exiles elected as their new homeland in the 15th century

Portella della Ginestra

Memories of a tragic May Day in the heart of Sicily

Delicacies of Sambuca di Sicilia: Virgini's Minne

Milk cream, chocolate, and zuccata are the sublime heart of this mound-shaped or "virgin breasts" cake, conceived in the 1700s by Sr Virginia Casale di Rocca Menna for some aristocratic wedding.

Andromeda Theater

Where spectacular sunsets, starry nights and incredible views are staged

The Leopard Museum in Santa Margherita di Belìce

Among manuscripts, reconstructions of furnishings, period clothing and animations, the Leopard Museum will project us into the heart of Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's fascinating literary masterpiece

The splendor of Monreale

Medieval architecture, a mosaic technique of Byzantine origin, and a Latin tradition in the layout of one of the most stunning churches in the world: the Cathedral of Monreale.

Abbey of San Martino delle Scale

A village with its abbey and community of Benedictine monks

Borgo Parrini

If only Gaudi could see it

Sicilian Cassata

A "large, round bowl" (Quas'at in Arabic) was needed for this ancient dessert. Sponge cake, ricotta cheese, chocolate chunks and candied fruit to celebrate the Easter tradition in Palermo