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The Wedding Website of Teodora Mitu and Diego Pulizzi
Sicily is not just a destination—it’s an experience. We want you to embrace the warmth of its traditions, savor the richness of its flavors, and explore its breathtaking landscapes. To help you fully immerse yourself in the island's vibrant culture, we’ve curated a list of must-see spots, delicious local dishes, and authentic experiences. Whether you’re based in Marsala, heading to Palermo, or discovering hidden gems across Sicily, we’re here to make sure your trip is as unforgettable as the wedding itself. Don’t hesitate to reach out to Diego and Teodora for any tips or recommendations—we are here to help make your Italian adventure truly special!
Marsala (Trapani)

Marsala (Trapani)

Italy

WHAT NOT TO MISS Visit the stunning saltworks at sunset for magical pink water views and iconic windmills. Explore the archaeological island of Mothia and its Lagoon, rich in ancient history. Stroll through the charming Centro Storico, filled with historic buildings and lively piazzas. WHAT TO EAT Try arancine from Panificio Ragona, panini with panelle, and the unique Couscous alla Marsalese, blending Sicilian and North African influences. Pair your meal with Marsala wine, a fortified wine steeped in tradition and flavor. WHAT TO DO Unwind at Lido Signorino, a tranquil beach perfect for relaxation. For wine lovers, tour historic wineries like San Pellegrino, Cantine Florio, or Donnafugata to enjoy tastings and learn about Marsala’s winemaking heritage. FUN FACT Marsala wine has been internationally renowned since the 18th century, first crafted by British merchants who fell in love with the region’s unique flavors and climate!

Castellammare del Golfo

Castellammare del Golfo

Italy

WHAT NOT TO MISS Explore Castellammare Castle, a historic fortress with breathtaking views over the town and coast. Visit the Zingaro Nature Reserve, a protected paradise with rugged trails, hidden beaches, and diverse wildlife. Take a boat tour along the coast to see secluded coves and the iconic Tonnara di Scopello, an ancient tuna fishery. WHAT TO EAT Indulge in pasta con le sarde, a savory dish with sardines, fennel, and wild herbs, unique to the region. Don’t miss pane cunzato, Sicilian bread topped with olive oil, tomatoes, and anchovies. WHAT TO DO Relax at Spiaggia di Guidaloca or go to the Tonnara di Scopello for an amazing and relaxing experience. Hike the scenic trails of Riserva Naturale dello Zingaro, where you can enjoy panoramic views and hidden beaches. Visit the vibrant local market to sample fresh produce, cheese, and traditional pastries. FUN FACT Castellammare del Golfo was once a key port for the Phoenician and Roman civilizations.

Palermo

Palermo

Italy

WHAT NOT TO MISS Explore the stunning Palermo Cathedral, a mix of architectural styles. Wander through the vibrant Ballarò and Vucciria markets to discover local delicacies. Don’t miss the Palatine Chapel, famous for its mosaics, or the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of Monreale. Visit the Teatro Massimo, one of Europe’s largest opera houses, known for its impressive size and cultural significance. WHAT TO EAT Taste arancini, crispy rice balls with various fillings. Try sfincione, a Sicilian-style pizza with a thick, fluffy crust topped with onions, anchovies, and cheese. Indulge in a classic cannolo, a sweet ricotta-filled pastry, or enjoy pasta con le sarde, a flavorful seafood dish. WHAT TO DO Relax at the peaceful Botanical Garden of Palermo, home to lush greenery and exotic plants. Hike Monte Pellegrino for panoramic views of the city and sea, or unwind at Mondello Beach. FUN FACT Teatro Massimo appeared in The Godfather: Part III, cementing its place in popular culture.

Cefalù

Cefalù

WHAT NOT TO MISS Visit the stunning Cefalù Cathedral, a UNESCO site known for its mosaics and Norman architecture. Relax on Cefalù Beach with views of the historic town. Don’t miss the Rocca di Cefalù, offering panoramic views and ancient castle ruins. Explore the Roman Lavatoio, a historical washhouse carved into the rocks. WHAT TO EAT Taste fresh seafood, particularly swordfish, a local specialty. Try arancini, crispy rice balls filled with various ingredients, and enjoy Sicilian street food like panelle and crocchè. WHAT TO DO Stroll through charming streets lined with shops or unwind in the public gardens. Hike to the top of the Rocca for sweeping views of the coastline and the Tyrrhenian Sea. Visit Museo Mandralisca for art collections and historical artifacts. FUN FACT White Lotus claims it was filmed in Taormina, but actually, it was filmed in Cefalù.

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WANT TO EXPLORE MORE? We also have some additional travel suggestions for you within Sicily. Below a few recommendations on nearby places. If you’d like personalized suggestions tailored to your travel style and plans, don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re here to help! ISLAND TOUR I - EGADI ISLANDS (close to Marsala) Favignana - Levanzo - Marettimo ISLAND TOUR II - AEOLIAN ISLANDS Lipari - Vulcano - Salina - Strobili - Filicudi - Alicudi - Panarea WESTERN SICILY I Etna Vulcano - Taormina - Acireale - Aci Trezza - Catania WESTERN SICILY II Siracusa - Noto - Marzamemi - Ragusa - Marina di Ragusa TEMPLES AND NATURAL BEAUTY Agrigento: Valle dei Templi, Scala dei Turchi - Selinunte: Parco Archeologico

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