What to see in Palazzolo Acreide
The basilica of San Paolo, the church of San Sebastiano, Palazzo Pizzo, the house-museum of Antonino Uccello, the church of the Annunziata, the monumental cemetery and the public gardens.
PROVINCE OF SYRACUSE · INLAND
Palazzolo Acreide, a delightful Sicilian village in the province of Syracuse, has a history shaped by many civilisations.

Founded by the Sicels, it was later influenced by the Greeks and the Romans. This hidden gem of Sicily was also ruled by the Arabs and the Normans. The cobbled streets, the Baroque churches and the remains of ancient Akrai fascinate visitors, as do the breathtaking views over the surrounding hills. Palazzolo Acreide will take you back in time in an unforgettable cultural experience.
The basilica of San Paolo, the church of San Sebastiano, Palazzo Pizzo, the house-museum of Antonino Uccello, the church of the Annunziata, the monumental cemetery and the public gardens.
Sausage, the biscuits called “mustazzuoli” and aubergine caponata.
In Palazzolo Acreide you can admire the remains of a Greek theatre and of a temple dedicated to Aphrodite.
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