Sicily

Sicily lets you fuel up on excitement while staying at an agriturism. From Ancient Greece, Sicily has keenly preserved numerous artefacts: the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento, the Greek Theatre of Syracuse, the Doric Temple and Theatre of Segesta, the Temples and the Acropolis of Selinunte.
It is a very rich land with stunning sites including the Norman-style Cathedral of Cefalù, the baroque Noto Cathedral, and the Martorana Church in Palermo.
There are many agriturisms to choose from near the coast, but hospitality has spread throughout all areas of the island offering great starting points to visit all sorts of artistic treasures. There are also unique opportunities to intimately experience the landscape, which differs from one area to the next, transmitting strong emotions, Mediterranean aromas and evidence of strong farming traditions. The island’s many typical products make it easy to appreciate the varied and flavourful cuisine, from the first dishes to the desserts.