Cefalù

Cefalù does not need many presentations. Its charm as a medieval seaside village located near a fortress has long crossed Italian borders and for over half a century. After the first glories of the beginning of the previous century, it flourished again after the Second World War, becoming a renowned international tourist destination. The crystal clear sea is an irresistible attraction but Cefalù has much, much more to offer! Just think that its beautiful Cathedral, which dominates the entire town, has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site; Cefalù has always been a lively art community: the famous "Portrait of the Unknown", a masterpiece of the painter Antonello da Messina, is now preserved in his art gallery. Those who visit Cefalù will certainly be kidnapped and will return again.