Monreale Cathedral

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Palermo

\r\n $\"\"$ \r\n\r\nMost of us can count how many moments in our life have literally taken our breath away. If you have entered the Monreale Cathedral, that moment is on your list. Bult in 1178 by William II, it is still considered one of the greatest examples of Noman architecture to date. Art by local artists and mosaicists covers every wall and the columns throughout are all adorned with different decorative influences of medieval art from around the world. You can try, but a photo probably won’t give it justice.\r\n

Scala dei Turchi Beach

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Agrigento

\r\n $\"\"$ \r\n\r\nYou’ve probably seen this place in a dream once, I know I have. While the rocks look like blinding, white salt cliffs, they are actually made of soft limestone and white marl. This makes the water that surrounds the beach look extremely blue and welcoming. The rocks can get a bit slippery on your way up, so just watch your step as you’re picking your jaw up from the floor.\r\n

Ottobrata Food Festival

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Zafferana

\r\n $\"\"$ \r\n\r\nThis can only be captured throughout the month of October but leaves visitors dreaming about it year-round. Every Sunday in October, the old town center of Zafferana Etna transforms into a grand market - showcasing local music, crafts, foods, and a different theme every week. Enjoy the fresh-picked apples, fragrant mushrooms, and crisp wines, then watch in awe as local craftsmen carve wood and paint canvases. Your camera lens won’t quite know exactly where to focus, and sometimes that’s the best part.\r\n

Celafu

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Palermo

\r\nThis picturesque fishing village will warm you from the inside out. For one of the best views of the town, follow Via Bordonaro to the end until you reach a small cove in the historic center. From here, look across the water to the buildings nestled against the tremendous rock. With the town’s beach to its left, the open ocean to its right, and swimmers and boats scattered in between, you’ll realize this is the reason you came to Celafu in the first place.\r\n

Valley of the Temples

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Agrigento

\r\n $\"\"$ \r\n\r\nYou probably didn’t think you’d find Greek temples in Sicily, yet here we are! Travel all the way back to the 6^th century BC as you wander this well-preserved archeological site. Set high on a hilltop overlooking the Mediterranean, many recommend visiting at dawn or dusk when the columns are lit up against the dark sky. A spot that oozes such rich history and culture, we’re lucky she’s been standing for over 2,500 years.","post_title":"5 MOST PHOTOGENIC SPOTS IN SICILY","post_excerpt":"Discover all of the stunning places Sicily has to offer, and take photos along the way to capture the magic and remember your trip forever. Here are some must-visits! ","post_status":"publish","comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","post_password":"","post_name":"photogenic-spots-sicily","to_ping":"","pinged":"","post_modified":"2021-02-23 12:15:11","post_modified_gmt":"2021-02-23 10:15:11","post_content_filtered":"","post_parent":0,"guid":"https://cms.ferryscanner.com/?p=88334","menu_order":0,"post_type":"post","post_mime_type":"","comment_count":"0","filter":"raw","permanlink":"https://cms.ferryscanner.com/blog/photogenic-spots-sicily/","image":"https://cms.ferryscanner.com/media/2020/11/ferrysanner-photogenic-sicily-spots.jpg"}],"image":"https://cms.ferryscanner.com/media/2020/09/tirrenia.png"}}