Sicily is filled with highly individual urban centres, from the major cities along the coast to the baroque hilltowns in the south-east, and the small villages of the interior. There is no uniformity, with each city presenting its own unique features.
Monte Pellegrino, whose rocky outline overlooks Palermo, has played an important part in the city’s history. Signs of human habitation going back to the Stone Age have been found here
Castelbuono, a small town 20 kilometres inland from Cefalù, is one of Sicily’s forgotten treasures. Developed around a medieval castle and located in a quiet, rural setting, the town contains
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