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To discover Baroque Sicily, you’ll need to head to the south of the island, and the sun-drenched Val di Noto.
This is where, between the beaches of Cava d’Aliga and the town of Scicli, you’ll find hidden gems like Villa U Marchisi: a beautiful B&B with pool.

A great choice for a holiday by the Sicilian sea, the area is an absolute must for art lovers too: home to the great baroque cities  of Modica, Ragusa Ibla and, of course, Noto.

The sleekest of contemporary design, the most flamboyant of baroque architecture, the warmest of welcomes. Add to all this the sea washing the shores of southern Sicily and you’ve got Modica’s Monoresort.

Within minutes of the Baroque city of Noto and the crystal clear Mediterranean sea, the one-time home of Sicily’s Prince Corrado Nicolaci has been recently transformed into the elegant period residence Villino Villadorata.

A dream holiday in Sicily might easily begin at Monteluce Country House, a gorgeous hotel in the countryside just outside Noto, close to the Vendicari Nature Reserve, the beaches of Tonnara and Cittadella, and the ancient cities of Ragusa and Syracuse.