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Enna
A high inland Sicilian city crowned by a castle and overlooking the centre of the island.
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A high inland Sicilian city crowned by a castle and overlooking the centre of the island.
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A stone-built medieval village high above Trapani, with churches, a castle and sweeping coastal views.
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A Sicilian golf course in the countryside between the Madonie mountains and Cefalù.
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Sicily’s first nature reserve, linking rugged coastal paths with small coves and mountain scenery.
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A multicultural Sicilian port known for its Kasbah quarter and the ancient Dancing Satyr.
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Palermo’s best-known seaside district, centred on a sandy bay beneath Monte Pellegrino.
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Sicily’s main western airport and the principal air gateway for Palermo.
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A vast historic park beneath Monte Pellegrino on the edge of Palermo.
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A Sicilian hill town closely associated with the mosaics of the nearby Villa Romana del Casale.
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A tiny fishing harbour on Favignana’s rugged western coast.
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A low coastal headland on Favignana, known for its lighthouse and open sunset views.
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A rocky Sicilian reef known for wind, waves and an exposed Mediterranean coastline.
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A hilltop fortress overlooking Favignana and the surrounding Egadi Islands.
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One of the Mediterranean’s largest archaeological parks, set around the temples of an ancient Greek city.
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A shallow Sicilian lagoon shaped by salt pans, wind, birdlife and the Phoenician island of Mozia.
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A remarkably preserved Doric temple overlooking the archaeological landscape of western Sicily.
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A protected stretch of southern Sicilian coast with dunes, cliffs and an undeveloped beach.
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A monumental archaeological landscape preserving the temples of ancient Akragas.
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