The Nino Ucchino Steel Art Gallery

Bar Vitelli is one of the most iconic places in all of Sicily. Founded in 1963, it gained worldwide fame eight years later when it was chosen to film some scenes from The Godfather

The Capuchin Convent of Savoca is one of the most important religious places in the village. Today it is known all over the world because of the so-called Savoca Mummies, which are kept in the basement of the church.

Kontiland: artistic Sicily in miniature is an art-historical park located in Rina, a hamlet of the village of Savoca. Officially inaugurated in 2017, it now includes more than 30 full-scale reproductions of some of Sicily’s most famous monuments

The Philharmonic Center of Savoca is located in the former church of the Immaculate Conception. It was built in 1621 by the Conventual Friars of St. Francis.

Pentefur Castle is located on one of the two hills on which the ancient town of Savoca stands. Over the centuries it has played an important role in the defense of the eastern coast of Sicily.

The house with the medieval bifora is a late medieval building located near the mother church of Savoca. The original building dates back to the 15th century and is often mentioned in local historical texts for its “Greek style”.

The Ethno-anthropological Museum of Savoca is located near the Church of San Michele Arcangelo and was opened in 2001. The building was built on the ruins of the Renaissance palace of the Trischitta family.

The Mother Church of Savoca, or Santa Maria in Cielo Assunta, is one of the oldest religious buildings in the village. Built in the Norman period, the church has undergone several interventions over the centuries that have modified its appearance.

The Calvary Church in Savoca, although deconsecrated several years ago, remains a very special place

The Church of Gesù e Maria in Savoca is a 16th century building of which only the outer walls are visible today. It is located near the church of San Michele Arcangelo and the area where a synagogue once stood.

The church of San Michele Arcangelo in Savoca is one of the most beautiful in the city. Built at the beginning of the ninth century and modified in the baroque style in the fifteenth century, it still preserves two splendid portals in Gothic-Sicilian style.

The church of San Nicolò in Savoca is one of the most beautiful churches in the town. It houses the precious statue of Santa Lucia, which is carried in procession through the streets of Savoca every year on the second Sunday of August.

The City Gate marks the beginning of the visit to the village of Savoca and is one of the ancient entrances to the town. In fact, the Normans had a wall built to demarcate Savoca with two different gates.

Piazza Fossia is the main square of the village of Savoca and was redesigned and enlarged in the second half of the 1900s. On this occasion it was embellished with the addition, in the center, of a work by the sculptor Giuseppe Mazzullo entitled The Mother.