Cefalù: Attractions and more...
Situated at the foot of the spectacular Madonie Mountains, the Norman town of Cefalu is one of the most important Sicilian attractions, luring tourists from all over the globe. The city also houses the popular Cathedral, which boasts of exceptional Arab-Norman mosaics.
Other important archaeological structures in the town include La Rocca, the Church of St. Maria della Catena, Church of Purgatory and Monte Pieta. The Piraino Palace of Cinquecento is another popular tourist spot.
The pre-historic sanctuaries of Tempio di Diana and Gibilmanna are popular religious destinations. Some of the other popular monuments include the Christ Pantocrator, Piazza Duomo and the ancient Arab lavatory.
Owing to its rich historical background and varied culture, Cefalu hosts several events and festivals, some of the most popular ones being Festa del Santo Salvatore, Madonna della Luce and Festa dell’Immacolata.
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