Cefalù: sea and history

Cefalù - In the province of Palermo, precisely one hour from the Sicilian capital, there is a maritime town not very well known to tourists, a rare diamond that is worth contemplating. This is Cefalù, a UNESCO heritage witness of a rare and above all pure beauty. The view from afar is of many perched houses, alleys, a cluster of churches and the crystalline sea (perhaps the best known element of the place) that surrounds it.

In short, Cefalù is a painting, an ideal postcard, which comes to life. Accomplice of the uniqueness of Cefalù is certainly its history: it is a center of interest that mixes Arab and Norman elements. In short, oriental culture meets medieval culture and monuments such as the Duomo reflect an impetuous and singular sinuosity in the colors, frescoes and atmosphere that is experienced inside the building and in the surrounding square. Another attraction to visit absolutely is the Rocca, there you can see one of the most evocative views and visit the Temple of Diana. Among the medieval walls, folklore, good and abundant cuisine and narrow streets; Cefalù offers a magnificent view in any corner you stop to observe.