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Palermo and West Sicily are a treasure trove for food lovers, where the fusion of cultures and rich history has given rise to a vibrant culinary scene. In this guide, explore the region's iconic street food, from arancini and cannoli to panelle and sfincione, and discover the hidden gems where tradition meets innovation. Immerse yourself in the bustling markets, local trattorias, and seaside restaurants that capture the essence of Sicilian cuisine. This guide invites you on a flavorful journey, uncovering the best spots to indulge in the unique tastes of Palermo and West Sicily. This guide will share with you not only my favourite places, things to do and where to stay in Palermo - but also my favourite parts of West Sicily including Scopello & Trapani.

Welcome to this map! What See What Eat San Vito Lo Capo is a small seaside resort in north-western Sicily famous for the beach overlooking a sheltered bay dominated from above by Monte Monaco. Downtown, the Sanctuary of San Vito (15th century) is a fortress-like structure with Arab-Norman architecture. The small town of Macari is located about 5 km from San Vito Lo Capo. Located on the gulf which takes its name from the town, Macari is a quiet area Made by @pupina