Sciacca Ecomuseum of the 5 Senses The Diffused Museum of the 5 Senses was born from a pact that the Sciacca Community makes to get out of a period of crisis and start promoting the identities of the territory [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
The enchanted Castle The enchanted castle is located in the western part of Sciacca. It is a sort of garden with mysterious faces that Filippo Bentivegna has carved into the rocks. Filippo Bentivegna has done nothing but create over [...]
Orestiades in Gibellina (TP) Back on stage the Festival of Orestiadi Gibellina in its 39th edition. A festival that aims to bring out Gibellina, as it is also a meeting place between cultures, expressed through the multiple languages of [...]
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 [...]
Museum soap house The virgin extra oil of olive is produced in our firm of family, with the mark “Principi di CARTABUBBO”, from typical produits of our territory, like: Biancolilla, Cerasuola and Nocellara of the Belice. Soaps are produced [...]
Marsala (77 km away) Marsala is an Italian city of 82,390 inhabitants in the Province of Trapani, on the western coast of Sicily. Its name comes from the Arabic "Marsa Allah", literally "Port of God". It is famous above [...]
TRAPANI (118 km away) The ancient Sican name was Daprano, an emporium and strategic port of call for the Phoenicians who conquered it in the 8th century BC. Subsequently the center becomes even more important with the Carthaginians who [...]
