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After a brief introduction on the origins of the Arches district, you will be accompanied on the olfactory journey inside the garden. We will "discover" the smells and scents of our aromatic plants. You will learn how to train your nose in a fun way. Finally we will end our walk by composing together an aromatic bag that you will take with you as a souvenir of this unforgettable aromatic experience.

Our service will allow you to search for your origins in Sicily through a search in the town where your ancestors were born, we will also be happy to make you taste the Sicilian culinary specialties in one of the many typical restaurants. You will provide us with the name of the city 'where you want to go and we will take care of everything if you have any special request just communicate it at the time of booking and we will be happy to be able to help you spend an unforgettable time in Sicily.

YOU’LL HAVE A GUIDED VISIT OF THE ANTIC SICILIAN HOUSES, WHERE UNTIL ‘30TIES, PEOPLE USED TO LIVE THERE WITH THEIR ANIMALS. IN SOME OF THEM, THE HOUSEWIFES USE TO COOK THERE AND THE MEN USED TO DO ARTISANAL WORK WITH WOOD AND IRON. HERE YOU’LL ALSO HAVE A GASTRONOMIC EXPERIENCE WITH A TASTING COURSE OF TYPICAL PRODUCTS OF THIS TERRITORY, SUCH AS ALL THE DERIVATES OF GIARRATANA’S ONION THE THIRD PART OF YOUR EXPERIENCE WILL BE IN A WINERY WHERE YOU’LL MAKE A GUIDED TOUR OF THE WINEYARD AND CELLAR AND THEN YOU’LL TASTE SOME OF THE BEST SICILIAN WINES. Your visit will start with a walk through our vineyards and olive groves, This is followed by a tasting of 4 selected wines, accompanied by our own production of bread, oil, olives, and bruschetta prepared with produce from the vegetable garden. Occhipinti is biodiversity: the experience won't be exclusive but you'll share it with other wine lovers.

From the Baroque charm of Ragusa Ibla to the timeless charm of Modica, this tour will immerse you in an unprecedented sensory and cultural experience. Walk the cobbled streets of Ragusa, admire the noble facades and winding alleys of Modica and finally be enveloped by the warm tones of stone typical of Noto's architectural works. Let yourself be carried away by the emotions of a unique experience where history, art and flavors come together in an unforgettable embrace.

Follow in the footsteps of the cast and crew of the beloved “Inspector Montalbano” series—and discover some of Sicily’s most scenic landmarks in the process—on this private, full-day tour. Following morning pickup directly from your accommodation, you’ll travel to several of Sicily’s UNESCO-listed Baroque towns, including Noto, Modica, Scicli, and Ragusa. Learn more about their history and about the filming of the show—and even taste local chocolate.

Discover the historic beauty of the Piazza Armerina, a Roman mosaic treasure hidden within a real Roman villa. Travel in a comfortable high end car through the Sicillian countryside, and enjoy views from your widow of the vineyards and mountains. Visit the pottery center of Caltagirone and see the city’s colorful tiles and ceramics. Choose to stop for a wine tasting at a local winery for an extra cost.

Discover the artistic heart of Sicily on this captivating journey through two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Begin at the Villa Romana del Casale in Piazza Armerina, where ancient Roman grandeur comes alive through magnificent mosaics like the iconic "Bikini Girls" and the thrilling "Great Hunt" corridor. Next, immerse yourself in Caltagirone, the capital of Sicilian ceramics, renowned for its vibrant majolica tiles. Admire the stunning Staircase of Santa Maria del Monte, adorned with intricate designs, and witness local artisans crafting their masterpieces in traditional workshops. This one-day tour offers a unique blend of history and artistry that illuminates Sicily's rich cultural heritage. - Visit two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in one day - Marvel at the exquisite mosaics of Villa Romana del Casale - Explore the vibrant city of Caltagirone, famous for ceramics - Observe local artisans at work in historic workshops