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Villa Cecilia Trabia
10 Bedrooms, 22 Sleeps, 10 BathroomsSituated well within an hour’s drive of Palermo city centre and airport, Monreale, Cefalù and the Madonie Mountains, the magnificent seafront Villa Cecilia Trabia estate is an excellent base for... read more »
- from €1164 to €3130
per night - from €8150 to €18800
per week - priced for min 8 max 22
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- from €1164 to €3130
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Villa Cocuzzolo
3 Bedrooms, 6 Sleeps, 3 BathroomsCocuzzolo is an excellent choice for families looking for an affordable villa with a pool which is within easy reach of the coast and some of Sicily’s most exciting attractions. The villa is situated on the... read more »
- from €200 to €370
per night - from €1400 to €2600
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- from €200 to €370
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Le Case dell'Etna
6 Bedrooms, 14 Sleeps, 5 BathroomsSituated between the slopes of Mount Etna and the coastline that runs from Taormina to Acireale, Le Case dell’Etna includes two villas with their own pool set amidst leafy lawns and terraces close to the... read more »
- from €400 to €745
per night - from €2800 to €5200
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- from €400 to €745
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Villa Arte Mare Blue
5 Bedrooms, 10 Sleeps, 5 BathroomsQuirky and contemporary, Villa Arte Mare Blue sits amongst glorious Sicilian countryside, just a short drive from the long sandy beaches of Cefalù and the north coast. Children (and adults!) will love the fun... read more »
- from €360 to €960
per night - from €2500 to €6720
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- from €360 to €960
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Casa dei Sogni
5 Bedrooms, 13 Sleeps, 4 BathroomsCharacterised by elegant contemporary interiors, newly-refurbished Casa dei Sogni is the perfect blend of sophisticated luxury and modern Sicilian style. With a stunning pool and children’s play area, the... read more »
- from €520 to €1060
per night - from €3650 to €7430
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- from €520 to €1060
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Casa dei Nomadi
5 Bedrooms, 12 Sleeps, 4 BathroomsOpening directly on to the beach, Casa dei Nomadi is a stylish seafront villa with a sea-facing saltwater pool, jacuzzi and masses of outdoor space. Situated just 20km from the lively seaside resort of... read more »
- from €570 to €930
per night - from €4000 to €6500
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- from €570 to €930
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Terrazza sul Mare
2 Bedrooms, 6 Sleeps, 2 BathroomsTerrazza sul Mare is an attractive two-bedroom villa, with steps down to the sea and terrace views over the tiny fishing port at Pozzillo on Sicily’s east coast. Located just outside Acireale, Pozzillo is the... read more »
- from €215 to €380
per night - from €1490 to €2650
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- from €215 to €380
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Villa Carlotta
3 Bedrooms, 6 Sleeps, 2 BathroomsStep straight on to the beach from this eye-catching family villa, with a garden and rooftop Jacuzzi, situated close to the coastal village of Finale di Pollina on Sicily’s north coast. The resort of... read more »
- from €185 to €440
per night - from €1300 to €3080
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- from €185 to €440
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Casa Gialla
3 Bedrooms, 8 Sleeps, 2 BathroomsSituated on a small estate in on the slopes of Mount Etna, Casa Gialla is a comfortable family villa with a private pool (all 1,80m depth) and generous-sized garden which is conveniently located just a short drive... read more »
- from €200 to €370
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Casa Turchina
3 Bedrooms, 5 Sleeps, 1 BathroomsStroll down to the sea from this comfortable 3-bedroom holiday villa with pool, conveniently situated close to the seaside village of Finale di Pollina, a short drive from lively Cefalù and within easy reach... read more »
- from €260 to €370
per night - from €1800 to €2590
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- from €260 to €370
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Villa Marea
5 Bedrooms, 10 Sleeps, 4 BathroomsIdeally situated for a week of sun and sand, Villa Marea is a good value family villa, with direct access to the very child-friendly sandy beach at Santa Maria del Focallo in south east Sicily. The villa is perfect... read more »
- from €230 to €570
per night - from €1600 to €4000
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- from €230 to €570
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Primula Cottage
2 Bedrooms, 6 Sleeps, 2 BathroomsPerfect for a small family or two couples, Primula Cottage is one of several cottages on the leafy Villa Cecilia Trabia estate. Situated on the north coast of Sicily between Palermo and Cefalù, the complex... read more »
- from €170 to €377
per night - from €1200 to €2640
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- from €170 to €377
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Casa Turi
4 Bedrooms, 11 Sleeps, 5 BathroomsSituated in the tranquil surroundings of an olive grove, this striking villa has been designed to provide masses of outdoor living space which makes it ideal for a large group or a couple of families looking to... read more »
- from €300 to €740
per night - from €2100 to €5200
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- from €300 to €740
Villas near Sicily's Street Food Markets
Visit our collection of holiday homes and villas near to Sicily’s lively street markets.
Holiday lettings near Sicily's Street Food Markets
If you enjoy discovering a new destination through its food, take a look at our holiday villas within easy reach of the street food markets in Palermo or Catania. Explore the markets independently or book into a street food market tour in either city to find out what makes Sicilians tick!
Ballarò, in the heart of Palermo is fast becoming one of the world’s best known street food markets. Reminiscent of an Arab souk, with some stalls selling clothing, toys and household wares, it is the food that steals the show. This is a good place to shop for fruit and vegetables, for bags of mussels or swordfish steaks but the real attraction is seizing the moment and grabbing an ‘on the go’ arancina or large slab of sfincione.
Catania’s La Pescheria is one of Italy’s largest fish markets, a heaving mass of wriggling, squirming fish, plump pink prawns and tangled octopus. The fishmongers are as much of a spectacle as the fish, standing amongst pools of water and fishy remains, bellowing the price of their latest catch and brandishing ferocious looking knives that glint in the early morning sun.
The market has been around for hundreds of years, setting up every day (except Sunday) in Piazza Alonzo. In the streets around the piazza, other stalls sell fruit and vegetables, herbs and spices, and cheese produced in the local mountain villages.
