Villages of Sicily
Stone alleys, timeless views and traditions that reveal the true soul of the island.
Far from the big cities and mass tourism, Sicily’s villages keep ancient stories, a slow pace of life and a deep bond with the land. They are scattered across hills, mountains, coasts and the interior: some famous for their Baroque architecture, others for their views or centuries-old food traditions.
They are perfect for slow travel, cultural trips, food and wine experiences and itineraries away from the busiest routes.
Villages, sea and itineraries
ItinerariesThe wine route of western Sicily: from Alcamo to Marsala among vineyards and villages
ItinerariesDay trips from Palermo: 7 ideas for a day of art, sea and wine
Itineraries3 days between Palermo and Trapani: an itinerary of wine, sea and villages
ItinerariesWhere to stay in western Sicily: the best bases between Palermo, Trapani and Marsala
ItinerariesWestern Sicily: what to see, where to stay and itineraries between Palermo and Trapani
ItinerariesCastellammare del Golfo: what to see, from the castle to the beaches, Scopello and wine
VillagesWhat to see in Alcamo: historic centre, Monte Bonifato, sea and wine
ItinerariesSicily itinerary: 7 days of cities, villages, sea and food
ItinerariesSea and beaches in Sicily: the most beautiful ones, from golden sand to crystal-clear water
Villages10 villages in Sicily you should visit at least once
Quattrocieli, in Alcamo
This magazine was born from the experience of Quattrocieli, a family winery in the hills of Alcamo, between Palermo and Trapani. We tell the story of Sicily starting from the land and the daily work in the vineyards: if you are in the area, come and visit us for a tasting or an experience among the vines and in the cellar.