Hello everyone, here continues my trip to Sicily, and after yesterday's visit to Taormina I moved as I told you to Cefalù.
We moved on to Cefalù because the group I was accompanying had to pay a visit to the Madonie Park while I was able to enjoy the wonderful beach for most of the day.
Basically I went for a walk after sunset and took a few photos to bring back here a really nice place and Cefalù as well as being famous for its beautiful beaches is also a charming medieval town to visit but since I had to leave early the next day I just did a little tour and then went to bed.
The next morning we left for Termini Imerese, a municipality that is also in the province of Palermo and is one of the most important thought to have originated with the Carthaginians, in 400 B.C. and until the 1970s it was famous because there was a large Fiat factory here.
While the group was visiting a museum, I wanted to take a stroll through the oldest part of the city to take a few photos and capture something typical of Sicily.
Everything in these streets is so typical, with houses with these beautiful balconies facing the street, not to mention the many frescoes I found along my walk.
These places are beautiful because they are very characteristic but from my point of view they should be a little better cared for and that is what Sicily lacks in my opinion.
Then I finished this beautiful tour and went to catch up with the group that had finished their visit.
We also climbed a small promontory in the hills to get a beautiful view of the whole area.
Then we had an appointment with a local guide to visit the Termini Imerese cathedral dedicated to St Nicholas of Bari.
the cathedral is really beautiful and is a classic example of Sicilian Baroque, in fact the church was built on an existing temple in 1600.
Next to the church there is also a museum of sacred art, which unfortunately was closed for renovation at the time and we were unable to visit However, the visit to the church impressed me a lot because it is very well-kept as a church.
My article ends here but anyway I will keep you updated because my holiday will probably continue here on the island, and I hope you enjoyed the photos as much as I enjoyed my story.