The Blue Fish of Sciacca In the first place, one of the most common practices is the fishing of blue fish, which is exported all over the world. Blue fish is one of the most important ingredients of true [...]
Carnival of Sciacca In the first place, Sciacca celebrates its Carnival. Carnival of Sciacca is the oldest in Sicily. But also one of the most famous in southern Italy. The tradition begins around the first half of the 17th [...]
The Carnival Museum The Sciacca Carnival Museum, thanks to its tradition, is the oldest in Sicily and one of the most famous in Italy. The papier-mâché allegorical floats are up to 12 meters high, the festive costumes and original [...]
Ferdinandea Island Ferdinandea Island (ìsula Firdinandea in Sicilian, historically known as Graham Island in English and île Julia in French) is a vast rocky platform located about 6 meters from the sea surface, in the Sicilian Channel, between Sciacca [...]
Toy Museum For adults, the toy will be a vehicle of memories that will take them to a forgotten world. Children, on the other hand, will discover a different reality from today, with toys and materials that allow role-playing [...]
Planeta Winery in Sambuca di Sicilia Visit and tasting: A visit to Planeta Winery in Sambuca di Sicilia is the ideal way to get to know the history and spirit that has always inspired the activities of the Planeta [...]
Feast of Sant'agata in Catania Saint Agata is the protector of the bell founders (which were rung when the saint was invoked). She is the protector of weavers (according to the legend that Agata persuaded a hateful man who [...]
Sambuca "the most beautiful village" For the third consecutive year the "most beautiful village in Italy" is located in Sicily. After Gangi and Montalbano Elicona, this time the award went to Sambuca di Sicilia, the village of Arab origins in the [...]
Agrigento (60 km) The Valley of the Temples, near Agrigento, is known throughout the world for its rich archaeological treasures, and is included in the list of World Heritage Sites drawn up by Unesco. At the south-eastern edge of [...]
