Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean by area and population, and it has been influenced by the many rulers who have passed on. Thanks to its geographical position, Sicily has played a very important role in the historical events of the peoples of the Mediterranean. The succession of multiple civilizations has enriched Sicily with urban settlements, monuments, and vestiges of the past that make the region one of the privileged places where history can be relived through the images of the signs that time has not scratched and has handed down until our day. In medieval times, Sicily was divided into four valleys, including the Val di Noto in eastern Sicily, where the Villa is located.
In the Val di Noto, the most beautiful Baroque cities of south-eastern Sicily are located a short distance from each other, such as Syracuse, Noto, Ragusa, Scicli, and Modica (the so-called places of Montalbano). In this small and wonderful strip of Sicily, "Island within the Island," a few things are necessary but indispensable: good shoes, a great desire to experience, and a camera to capture the beauties of this splendid land, whose colors and flavors you will carry in your heart and in your memory.