A new travel experience that combines the high speed and comfort of Italo trains with the quality of modern Itabus buses.
Arrive with Italo High Speed at the Villa San Giovanni station and continue with the Itabus buses to discover breathtaking places such as Palermo, Milazzo - Isole Eolie, Catania, Enna and Caltanissetta.
Buy your trip now, a single ticket to travel with Italo's high-speed train and continue your journey in comfort on board the Itabus buses.
Discover the magic of Palermo thanks to the comfort and convenience offered by Italo trains. Located on the north-west coast of Sicily, Palermo is a historic city rich in culture, art and culinary delights.
To start your visit, you can't miss the Cathedral of Palermo, a majestic building dating back to the 12th century that combines different architectural styles, including Gothic and Norman. One of the most photographed places in the city is definitely the Fountain of Pretoria, a magnificent Renaissance fountain with white marble statues. From there, walking further, you can reach the Ballarò market, a colorful crowd of stalls that offer tastings of typical Sicilian products, including arancine, cannoli and panelle.
For a more refined culinary experience, book a table at Casa del Brodo, the Michelin-starred restaurant of the boutique hotel Quintocanto. Here you can taste traditional Sicilian dishes reinterpreted with a modern twist. If, instead, you want a more informal culinary experience, go to a local bakery to taste one of Palermo's most famous culinary specialties, pane con la milza.
To immerse yourself in the history of the city, visit the Norman Palace - the official residence of the kings of the Kingdom of Sicily - where you can admire the Palatine Chapel, a church with Byzantine mosaics and Gothic decorations. Not far from here is the Church of San Giovanni degli Eremiti, an ancient church in Arab-Norman style with an iconic red dome tower.
But Palermo is not only history and culture: the city is also famous for its nightlife. The nightlife is mainly concentrated in the districts of Vucciria and La Kalsa, where you can find bars and clubs open until late at night.
Don't miss the Vucciria market, a charming maze of narrow alleys where you can buy fresh fruit, vegetables, fish, cheeses and local cured meats. In the summer months, the beach of Mondello is also a very popular destination for city residents.
In conclusion, Palermo is a city rich in history, culture, art and culinary delights, the ideal place for an unforgettable vacation. Choose Italo trains to reach Palermo and immerse yourself in the magic of Sicily."
Traveling in Cefalù
Located on the northern coast of Sicily, Cefalù is a beautiful city that offers a wide range of experiences, from golden sand beaches to majestic cultural attractions. The best way to reach it is Italo, the high-speed train that will take you to Cefalù in no time.
Once you arrive, the options for what to see and do are endless. Firstly, the Cathedral of Cefalù is one of the main places of interest in the city, with its breathtaking facade and interior rich in history and art. If you are a history enthusiast, we also recommend visiting the Temple of Diana, an ancient sanctuary dedicated to the goddess of hunting.
But Cefalù is not only about history, art, and culture. This city is also famous for its paradisiacal beaches. From the crystal-clear waters of the Settefrati beach to the picturesque fine sand scenery of the Mazzaforno beach, the beaches of Cefalù offer a wide range of water activities such as snorkeling or sailing.
But the best thing to do in Cefalù is to eat. With a wide choice of restaurants, you will have no trouble finding places to try the local cuisine. We highly recommend trying seafood dishes (especially the famous boiled octopus) and typical desserts such as the Sicilian cassata or cannolo.
An unmissable stop on your visit to Cefalù is the Rocca, an impressive and ancient fortress built on the narrow streets of the old town. If you are a trekking enthusiast, we recommend following the hiking path that will take you to the top of the mountain to admire a spectacular view of the city.
Finally, you cannot leave Cefalù without visiting the Mandralisca Museum, which houses works of art such as the Portrait of an Unknown Man by the renowned painter Antonello da Messina. Here, you can learn more about the history of the city and Sicily.
In short, Cefalù is a city that will not disappoint you, with its perfect combination of history, culture, breathtaking beaches, and delicious cuisine. Choose Italo as your means of transportation to reach this wonderful city and treat yourself to a unique experience in life.
FAQ
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