A charming village along the northern coast of the island (province of Palermo) where romantic views abound at every corner. Its narrow beach bordered by a row of characteristic pastel-colored houses behind which stands an imposing fortress is one of the most famous images of Sicily.

Not to be missed in Sicily, it is a small and characteristic medieval village, with narrow and paved streets, courtyards, churches. on one side the Gulf of Trapani, the salt pans, and the Egadi islands with spectacular sunsets. You can spend hours leaning against the balustrade to admire the vastness and beauty of the landscape.

Visit for its beautiful baroque churches, a multi-layered city, located at the confluence of two rivers, a detail to see. Its houses leaning against each other are built using natural cavities of the rock and create a truly spectacular overall effect. Modica is also an unmissable stop on any literary tour of Sicily. Here the poet Salvatore Quasimodo was born and his birthplace was transformed into a museum.

The splendor of the Baroque palaces, the fascinating chaos of the Arab medinas, the colors and smells of the fishermen's boats, the bars with outdoor tables where you can laze joyfully for hours.