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Unveil the splendor of Sicilian Baroque on an immersive journey through its enchanting towns. Highlights: Explore Noto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and admire its stunning Baroque architecture. Savor an authentic Sicilian lunch in Scicli. Discover Modica, renowned for its unique chocolate-making tradition dating back to the Mayans. Immerse yourself in the charming atmosphere of Ragusa Ibla, a captivating Baroque masterpiece.

Explore Caltagirone, renowned for its handcrafted ceramics, and admire the stunning majolica-decorated Scalinata di Santa Maria del Monte. Savor a delicious lunch in Piazza Armerina. Discover the breathtaking Villa del Casale, a Roman villa adorned with remarkably preserved mosaics that transport you back in time. Enjoy optional shopping at the Val Dittaino outlet, the largest in Sicily.

Join us for an unforgettable adventure to discover the natural and cultural treasures of Sicily, among the imposing volcano Etna, and the fascinating beauty of Taormina.

Located in the heart of Sicily, Onda Blu Emozioni offers a unique wellness experience, designed to regenerate body and mind. Immerse yourself in an atmosphere of serenity among six dedicated areas: from the relaxing whirlpool tub to the Vichy shower for deep relaxation, to the emotional shower with plays of light and music. Let yourself be enveloped by the warmth of the sauna or purify yourself in the Turkish bath, surrounded by calm waters and natural stone elements. Every detail has been taken care of to allow you to disconnect from the outside world and find your inner peace.

This experience is ideal for curious travelers who want more than a standard food tour and prefer honest, intelligent conversations about Palermo today. You’ll taste outstanding Sicilian street food, discover neighborhoods beyond the usual routes, and understand how power, politics, crime, and civil society shape the city. Led by a law graduate with honors who worked in the Italian Supreme Court’s criminal division, the tour connects history with current investigations, local politics, and the relationships between the mafia, Italy, the EU, and the US. You’ll also visit Palermo’s only venue producing its own craft beer, with more than 20 options. Small groups mean deeper discussion, real access, and no clichés.