
Cefalù Cathedral
The Norman Cathedral, also known as the Basilica of the Transfiguration, stands at the heart of Cefalù and forms part of the Arab-Norman UNESCO World Heritage itinerary.
Villa Di Giorgi · Cefalù
A Norman town where history, rock and the Mediterranean meet.
The town
The historical Villa Di Giorgi website highlights some of Cefalù's best-known cultural and natural landmarks.

The Norman Cathedral, also known as the Basilica of the Transfiguration, stands at the heart of Cefalù and forms part of the Arab-Norman UNESCO World Heritage itinerary.

The great rock rises above the old town, with medieval fortifications, the remains of the Temple of Diana and panoramic views over Cefalù and the sea.

A cultural landmark in the historic centre, known for its art, archaeological collections and the celebrated portrait attributed to Antonello da Messina.
The historical website also recommends the Salvatore Cicero Theatre and Cefalù's medieval washhouse along Via Vittorio Emanuele. Together with the old streets, seafront and beaches, they make the town easy to explore over several days rather than as a single stop.