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Agrigento Capital of Culture 2025
Our Stable is located about 38 km from Agrigento and about 30 km from Sciacca.
This location places it between these two fascinating Sicilian cities.
Valley of the Temples
(Unesco Heritage)
One of the most important and spectacular archaeological sites in the world, the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento is a journey back in time to discover Magna Graecia. The archaeological park covers about 1300 hectares and includes the remains of eight Doric temples from the 5th century BC, including:
🌟 Tip: Visit the Valley of the Temples at sunset for an evocative experience, with the temples illuminated and the sky in warm colors.
Turkish Steps
A few kilometers from Agrigento, this spectacular white marl cliff plunges into the crystal-clear sea of the Agrigento coast. Its undulating shape and the contrast between the white of the rock and the blue of the sea make it a unique attraction. It is a perfect place to take photos and admire the sunset.
🌟 Tip: To preserve the area, climbing directly on the cliff is prohibited. Admiring it from the beach is a great alternative!
Historic Center of Agrigento
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Kolymbethra Garden
A hidden green oasis in the Valley of the Temples, rich in citrus groves, ancient olive trees, and Mediterranean plants. This garden was once an ancient water reserve and is now managed by the FAI.
It is the ideal place for a relaxing break in nature.
🌟 Tip: Visit the site with a guide to discover the history of the ancient irrigation system created by the Greeks.
What to see in Sciacca
The Port and the Maritime Tradition
Sciacca is a seaside town with a lively port and one of the most important fish markets in Sicily.
Fishing is an integral part of the local culture, and the boats returning at sunset create a picturesque scene.
🌟 Tip: Enjoy a dish of sarde a beccafico or fish couscous, local specialties in the port's restaurants.
Historic Center
The historic center of Sciacca retains its medieval charm with winding streets and historic buildings.
Among the points of interest:
🌟 Tip: Although the historic thermal baths are currently closed, you can visit the Grotta del Caricatore, a natural spring with vapors beneficial for the skin and breathing.
The ceramics of Sciacca
Sciacca is renowned for the production of artistic ceramics, with vibrant colors and traditional decorations.
Strolling through the streets of the center, you will find numerous artisan workshops where you can purchase unique souvenirs.
🌟 Tip: Visit a workshop and discover the crafting of Sicilian ceramics, an art passed down through centuries.
The Carnival of Sciacca
One of the most important events in Sicily, the Sciacca Carnival is an explosion of colors, music, and fun.
The allegorical floats parade through the streets accompanied by masked groups and live performances.
🌟 Tip: If you visit Sciacca in February, don't miss the parade of the Peppe Nappa float, the traditional mask of the Sciacca Carnival.