A year-round Sunday-lunch favourite with locals, this large beachfront restaurant really comes into its own in summer when its tables spill outside onto its grassy grounds backing onto the sand. Sea views are second-to-none, families are well-catered for with a tasty pizza menu and outdoor kids' playground, and the fresh fish grilled by the chef is excellent.
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Midway between the ancient ruins of Selinunte (38km south) and Segesta (45km north) lies this extraordinary modern marvel – a disconcerting, lunar-like…
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Parco Archeologico di Selinunte
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Area Archaeologica di Cave di Cusa
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1. Parco Archeologico di Selinunte
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