Stay in the gracious Garibaldi Apartment

The Garibaldi Apartment is located on the 2nd and 3rd levels of Palazzo Notar Nicchi in Polizzi Generosa. It has 2 levels of wonderful living. The entry from Via Garibaldi is into a vaulted staircase, hand-made from local stone. The space Palazzo Notar Nicchi is situated in the Sicilian stone village Polizzi Generosa, high in the Madonie Mountains, 85km south east of Palermo and 56km from the seaside town of Cefalu. 3 large bedrooms (can be configured as double or twin) 3 sitting rooms Large eat-in, fully equipped Poliform kitchen (table seats 10) adjoining the terrace 2 large bathrooms and a separate powder room 1 large terrace with panoramic views (with dining table and umbrellas and sun lounges) 3 balconies (2 off bedrooms and 1 off a sitting room) TV, DVD and sound system Collection of DVDs, books and games Laundry with dryer and washing machine Miele appliances throughout Free WiFi As we live in Australia, we have onsite caretakers that look after Palazzo Notar Nicchi. Maria and Joesph make every stay a breeze. They assist in arrival at Palazzo Notar Nicchi and can assist you during your stay with whatever you may need. Polizzi Generosa, population of nearly 4200 is a noble, unhurried yet vibrant stone Sicilian village in the Madonie National Park, 85km from Palermo, Sicily's capital. Polizzi sits 917m high on a rock crest at the head of the two big fertile valleys of the Imera River which is now a summer torrent. It is surrounded by majestic forested mountains, cultivated valleys, fresh air, spring water and ancient flour mills. It is a great base to explore The Madonie National park, its ancient stone villages, Palermo, which in Brian Johnston's words is a "glorious, breathtaking, shocking city - it hides a tender tantalising beauty" and also greater Sicily. We recommend hiring a car, however Polizzi Generosa is easily accessible by bus from Palermo. The Sicilian House is a cultural tourism business operated by Suzanne Turrisi and her two daughters Eugenie and Samantha. They are part of an Australian-Sicilian family which has a strong connection to the island. Guest access Private entry