Chiaramonte Gulfi: Wine, Dine, and the Former Times
In Sicily, there is a town called Chiaramonte, Gulfi said to be “Sicily’s Balcony.” During the ancient times, as far back as 7th century BC, the town was then known as Akrillai, Acrillae, Gulfi, Chiaramonte, to now its present name. A visit to Chiaramonte Gulfi, Italy will surely delight you as you will find many attractive sights inspired by the Baroque and Gothic times.
Best Time to Visit
Chiaramonte Gulfi, Italy has short summers and long winters. During the summer, the temperature spikes up and may feel hot and humid. On the other hand, the city may experience seasonal snow or occasional rain showers during winters and the temperature may drop lower than the freezing point. It is best to come during the middle of the year as these months have the most comfortable weather and many small carnivals take place in the city.
What to Do & Area Attractions
There is an old town in Chiaramonte Gulfi that houses many historical lands and religious buildings. You will find the Cathedral Church of Santa Maria La Nova which has stood in town since the 15th century. There is also the Church of Saint John the Baptist – the town’s patron saint. Many interesting museums are also located all over the town. Each one telling a different story of the town’s history. The most popular one is the Oil Museum where they showcase how olive oils are traditionally made. The Tree Iblee Resort and the Locanda Gulfi are Chiaramonte Gulfi, Italy hotels nestled between the town and vineyards, all offering a stunning view of nature.