One pass to visit the best of Cefalù
With the SIBAC Combined Ticket (Integrated System of Environmental and Cultural Heritage), exploring the cultural heart of the town of Cefalù has never been so simple or so good value.
Make the most of your time, save on individual admissions and let the wonders of Cefalù win you over!
The Teatro Comunale “Salvatore Cicero” is a typical Italian-style horseshoe-shaped theatre, completed by the architect Antonio Caruso. It served as headquarters of the German troops during the Second World War, and in 1986 became a film set for director Giuseppe Tornatore in the celebrated 1989 Oscar-winning film “Cinema Paradiso”.
Open Tuesday to Sunday, including public holidays
From 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
From 3:30 pm to 8:30 pm
During construction of the Corte delle Stelle complex, a stretch of Roman road running NE-SW was discovered, dating to the 1st century AD. It is paved with sandstone slabs and survives for about 6 metres in length and just over half that in width.
Pink salmon cherry salmon combtail gourami frigate mackerel snake mackerel upside-down catfish finback cat shark. Reedfish bonefish trahira bristlenose catfish, longnose lancetfish morid.
Don’t miss a walk up La Rocca di Cefalù! A spectacular crag that towers over Cefalù and from whose shape the town took its name. It stands 270 metres high. Most of the route is exposed to the sun, so climbing it during the middle of summer days is not recommended. Spring or autumn are best, when the right colours and the right light make all the difference.
Open every day, including public holidays
From 8:00 am to 8:00 pm
Last entry 1:30 pm
The Mandralisca Museum preserves within its ancient walls the artistic heritage and the legacy of memories of Enrico Pirajno di Mandralisca. Inside are two celebrated masterpieces: the magnificent Portrait of a Man by Antonello da Messina, and the Siceliot red-figure krater on a black background known as the “Tuna Seller”.
The museum is located at Via Mandralisca 13, on one of the streets of Cefalù’s historic centre, just a few metres from the Cathedral of the Norman town.
Open every day, including public holidays
From 9:00 am to 11:00 pm
The late Renaissance-style medieval wash house is certainly one of Cefalù’s most intriguing monuments. Beneath the rocky promontory that frames Cefalù flows the “Cefalino” river, which after an underground course flows into the sea.
Open every day, including public holidays
From 9:00 am to midnight
Entrance tickets can be purchased – by cash, credit card or debit card – exclusively at the automatic ticket machines located at these venues:
Single tickets for individual sites are still available.
Important note: for legal reasons, payment cannot be made directly to the custodial staff.
