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There are a few good restaurants in the square with shady seating even in summer. Parasols are also frequently put up.

In the morning around 7am you can enjoy a fresh and crisp breeze which combined with the view of the endless orange groves makes the journey extremely pleasant.

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Marzamemi is a charming seaside village on the south-eastern coast of Sicily, famous for its historic tuna fishery and evocative atmosphere. The main square is surrounded by golden stone houses with many places where you can stop to taste one of the delicious typical dishes. The small port and the colorful boats that slowly sway on the crystalline sea give a romantic touch. At sunset, Marzamemi lights up with a unique magic, between sea scents and Mediterranean flavors.

The Cathedral of San Nicolò is the spiritual heart of Noto, a masterpiece of Sicilian Baroque with its majestic golden stone façade and spectacular staircase. Rebuilt after the 1693 earthquake, it dominates the city with its elegant domes and sober but solemn interiors. Opposite stands Palazzo Ducezio, the town hall, with its harmonious neoclassical façade punctuated by elegant arches. Built in the 18th century, the palace is famous for its Hall of Mirrors, a sumptuous room decorated in Rococo style. Together, the cathedral and palace create one of the most iconic views of Baroque Sicily.

In Noto, not far from some churches that have made Sicilian Baroque famous throughout the world, there is a remarkable open-air velodrome. It is named after Paolo Pilone, a now deceased track cyclist. It can be experienced more or less always and in every way: not infrequently, children play football inside the track, on which anyone can take a ride.

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Absolutely enjoy the colors of the fishing village at the Marzamemi tuna fishery