Palermo: Medieval castles of Caccamo & Cefalù. Small Group Tour

Arrival at Cefalù and guided visit of the beautiful village. Very important touristic place, it is considered the small Taormina. Among the main attractions you will see: the Duomo,listed as UNESCO World Heritage, it makes up part of the Arab-Norma track. Built in 1131, you can admire the famous mosaic Christ Pantocrator from the inside; the Medieval wash-house; the "Osterio Magno" and the magnificent promenade. After lunch (not included) transfer to Caccamo.

2 h

The Medieval Washhouse in Cefalù is a historic 16th-century site where locals once washed clothes. Carved into the rock, it features stone basins fed by a natural spring, still flowing today. It’s a fascinating example of medieval architecture.

15 min

The Cefalù Cathedral (Cattedrale di Cefalù) is a stunning Norman-style church located in the town of Cefalù on the northern coast of Sicily, Italy. Built between 1131 and 1240, it was commissioned by Roger II of Sicily. The cathedral is famous for its impressive Romanesque architecture, its grand façade, and the beautiful mosaics inside, particularly the stunning Christ Pantocrator mosaic in the apse. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and remains one of Sicily’s most important landmarks, attracting many visitors each year.

15 min

The journey to Caccamo will be an amazing set for your photos.

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After 1 hour by bus arrival at Caccamo and guided visit of the medieval castle, one of the best examples of medieval architecture in Sicily. Free time for a walk through the tiny medieval streets of the village. Return to Palermo

3 h

The arrival in Palermo is expected in the evening. N.B. THE PROGRAM HISTORY MAY BE INVERTED.

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