What to see in Savoca
The Archimandrite’s Palace, the Mother Church, the catacombs and the church of San Michele.
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Savoca is a Sicilian village that enchants visitors with its authentic medieval charm.

Founded by the Norman king Roger II, this picturesque historic place has witnessed important events, including its part in the Sicilian Vespers uprising and the period of Spanish rule. Set on a hill, Savoca offers breathtaking views over the sea and the surrounding countryside. Its cobbled lanes, old churches and historic palaces create a unique atmosphere and give the feeling of stepping back in time. A trip to Savoca is an authentic experience in search of the historic and cultural roots of Sicily.
The Archimandrite’s Palace, the Mother Church, the catacombs and the church of San Michele.
Lemon granita with the typical biscuit called “zuccarata” and fresh tagliatelle with pork ragù and wild fennel.
Savoca was the location of some scenes of Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Godfather”.
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