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From this point, you can enjoy a pleasant view of the small harbor and the 12th-century Tower of San Nicola l'Arena. The tower once served to defend a tuna fishery from pirate attacks.

Well sheltered, it is located near the docks of the large ferries

Ficuzza, a hamlet of Corleone, is a small center that clustered around the hunting lodge commissioned by Ferdinand IV of Bourbon in 1803. All the activity of the village takes place around the open space in front of the "palace". From here you can follow various paths - really well maintained - which branch off within the Bosco di Ficuzza Reserve

The former hunting lodge is now a museum. The visit can be combined with a hike in the forest. Continuous opening hours

This mural is dedicated to the memory of Paolo Borsellino and Giovanni Falcone, two magistrates who were among the most active in the fight against the Mafia in Italy in the 1980s and 1990s. Both were killed by Cosa Nostra in 1992. This work of art, created by the will of the National Association of Magistrates on a wall of the "Gioieni-Trabia" Nautical Institute, overlooks the seaside village of Cala. It was created by Sicilian street artists Rosk and Loste with spray and paint and recalls two great Palermo artists.

Palermo is a beautiful city, on Pellegrino is a wonderful grotto church that you should definitely see. You can get there quite comfortably with the three wheels including the driver. Also the city center is now you recommend. There are many restaurants with wonderful delicacies to be found.

In Palermo, a city located in Sicily, there are several murals dedicated to Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, two Italian magistrates murdered by the mafia in the 90s. These murals are a tribute to their fight against organized crime and their dedication to justice. One of the best known murals is located in the Cala district, near the port of Palermo. It depicts the faces of Falcone and Borsellino, along with a message that recalls their sacrifice and their commitment to the fight against the mafia. This mural has become a symbol of hope and a commitment to the rule of law in the city.

It is a royal palace in the hamlet of Ficuzza, within the homonymous oriented nature reserve, built in the nineteenth century at the behest of King Ferdinand III of Sicily.