Art in Sicily is a fascinating journey through cultures, eras, and styles that have left an indelible mark on the island. From Greek temples to Norman cathedrals, Byzantine mosaics to Baroque architecture, and contemporary expressions, Sicily is an open-air museum where every stone tells a story.
In cities of art such as Palermo, Catania, Siracusa, Ragusa and Trapani, Greek, Roman, Arab, Norman, and Spanish influences coexist, creating a heritage that is unique in the world. Galleries, museums, monumental churches, historic theaters, and archaeological sites offer a rich itinerary for those who love to discover beauty in all its forms.
Alongside the masterpieces of the past, the island is home to a vibrant contemporary creative scene: street art, design, installations, cultural festivals, and spaces dedicated to young artists make Sicily a place where tradition dialogues with innovation.
A journey through Sicilian art is an experience that excites, surprises, and reveals the deep soul of the island.
Agrigento Cathedral
When you're in Agrigento you absolutely can't miss visiting its Cathedral. Going north by the side of the Chiesa di San [...]
Bagheria
Bagheria, or Baarìa in Sicilian, is a densely populated town in the province of Palermo, famous for its splendid historic [...]
La Via dei Castelli dell’Etna
The Via dei Castelli dell'Etna is an itinerary of art, history, beautiful landscapes and traditions. The stars of the route are [...]
Farm Cultural Park, Favara
In the heart of the historic centre of Favara, a town in the province of Agrigento half an hour from [...]
Gibellina Open Air Museum of Contemporary Art
Once upon a time there was Gibellina, a small village on a small hill full of life, both peasants and [...]
Modern and Contemporary Art in Sicily
Modern and contemporary art? Seductive and powerful but sometimes elusive. Is the Old World, the home of classical and religious [...]
Castello di Caccamo (Caccamo Castle)
Built during the Norman period on a steep rocky spur, this structure of the Chiaramonte family is undoubtedly one of [...]
Palermo, quick tour of the historic centre
A quick tour downtown in Palermo in which you can see so much in so little time? Of course it's [...]
The Cave Necropolis of Pantalica
The Cave Necropolis of Pantalica, not far from Syracuse (together with which it comprises a UNESCO World Heritage Site), this [...]
