MUSEO DIFFUSO dei 5 Sensi
Piazza Libertà 2 Sciacca (AG) – Italy
(Medieval Bastion)
We are a "Museo Diffuso," which means that Sciacca itself is our open-air museum. Here, every element of the city, including its people with their stories, represents our priceless treasure, ready to be shared with anyone who comes to visit us.
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The five gates of the ancient walls serve as entrances to the museum, the streets are the corridors, the squares are the exhibition halls, and the shop windows and house windows are the display cases through which we offer our greatest treasure: our identity.
Three thousand years of history, cultures, and traditions await discovery in the frieze of a palace, in the taste of a dish, in the timeless myths, and in the creations of master artisans. Lose yourself in the colors, aromas, and sounds that express our identity.
You are in an Open-Air Museum.
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Il Museo Diffuso dei 5 sensi
We are a "Museum of the Senses," which means we are open, and every element of our city, including its people with their stories, is the great treasure we want to offer to those who come to visit.
The best way to get to know us is by using all your senses: the taste of our food, the colors of our lands, the sounds of our voices, the works of our hands, and the scents of our fruits.
It's a uniqueness you'll never forget.
We want to welcome you
as a friend from afar, with the joy of seeing you again and telling you everything we're proud of. You'll be a Temporary Citizen for us. We want to provide you with the right information, let you eat and sleep as if you were in your own home, take you shopping with us, and guide you with our voices to discover our secrets and traditions.
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and we want to share with you centuries of knowledge and traditions
With our master craftsmen, you can work with ceramics, create coral jewelry or a papier-mâché mask, learn to make wine or olive oil, press olives, and make flour, and even navigate a boat without being able to see anything, using every dormant part of yourself.
Experience Sciacca, you are in the realm of the five senses.
Touch
Breathe
Enjoy
Observe
Listen
Breathe
Live your unique experience now
in the Museum of the 5 Senses in Sciacca
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How to Get to Sciacca
PLANE
The reference airport for tourist traffic to and from Sciacca is Palermo. The airport is located approximately 110 km from the center of Sciacca and is easily accessible via the highway. The "Falcone - Borsellino" airport offers daily arrivals and departures to/from major Italian and international destinations. Once you exit the airport to reach Sciacca, you need to take the A29 highway in the direction of Mazara del Vallo, then exit at Castelvetrano, and continue along SS 115 towards Agrigento.
SHIP
The reference port for tourist traffic to and from Sciacca is Palermo. It's easily reachable both via the highway (only 140 km) and the state road (only 90 km of smooth travel). The port of Palermo offers daily arrivals and departures scheduled in the morning and evening. From here, you can board passengers and vehicles to various destinations such as Naples and Genoa, using both traditional long-haul ships and modern hydrofoils that take just 4 hours for the Naples - Palermo route and vice versa.
CAR
Reaching Sciacca is easy for those who love traveling by car, camper, or caravan or for those who prefer the maritime route without giving up their car. From Palermo, you need to take the A29 highway towards Mazara del Vallo, exit at Castelvetrano, and then continue along SS 115 towards Agrigento. From Messina: take the A16 highway (ME - CT), continue on the A19 (CT - PA) and exit at Caltanissetta, from there, take SS. 122 towards Agrigento and continue on SS. 115 towards Sciacca.
TRAIN
The reference train stations for tourist traffic heading to Sciacca are Palermo and Agrigento. Here, daily periodic trains offer a secure connection to Sicily.
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