Cefalù – a medieval town at the northern coast of Sicily

November 3, 2012 Julius Szabo Cities and Towns

Cefalu, beach in the middle of town, Sicily, Italy

Cefalù is a historic town situated at the northern coast of Sicily, 50 km east of the Sicilian capital city of Palermo. There are not any modern hotels or new buildings, so Cefalù to this day retains its scenic beauty and medieval atmosphere. Above the town rises an interesting cliff La Rocca resembling a fortress, where was once the temple

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Palermo – totally different from any other European city

October 23, 2012 Julius Szabo Cities and Towns

The capital city of Sicily, the fifth largest city in Italy, a home to about 660.000 inhabitants… At first glance, you might be disappointed and surprised – noise, traffic, disorder and misery in the streets. However, if you forget these unpleasant facts, eventually you will feel the unique atmosphere that is full of life. Tourists are often fascinated especially by

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Cefalù – a medieval town at the northern coast of Sicily

Palermo – totally different from any other European city