Introducing Cefalù
This popular holiday resort wedged between a dramatic mountain peak and sweeping stretch of sand has the lot: a great beach; a modern town with good shops and services; a truly lovely historic centre with a grandiose cathedral; and winding medieval streets lined with restaurants, boutiques and small, intriguing shops. Avoid the height of summer when it’s hard to find towel space on the beach and the charm of the place is tainted by bad-tempered drivers trying to find a parking space.
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From the train station, turn right into Via Moro to reach Via Matteotti and the old town. If you are heading for the beach, turn left and walk along Via Gramsci, which in turn becomes Via V Martoglio.
Last updated: Oct 28, 2008
Thorn Tree forum discussion
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RE: cefalu to catania - public transport
by neckervd 11 September 2011
"It's not worth it going back to Termini Imerese as all trains that start from Palermo stop both there and in Cefalu! " No! Palermo -…
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RE: cefalu to catania - public transport
by jewels4475 11 September 2011
there are plenty of trains going from Cefalu to Messina and also from Messina to Catania. It's about 2 hours from Cefalu to Messina and…
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RE: itinerary suggestions
by lucapal 09 September 2011
Cefalu is very easy by train Caccamo is not so easy...you need to get off the train at Termini Imerese(same train that goes on to Cefalu)…
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