Gravanti’s stylistic intent is reflected in the accurate details of the sturdy crowning cornice and the Ghibelline battlements, symbolic elements that evoke the glorious past of the ancient fortifications. The magnificent wooden main door catches the eye with its overlapping ogival arches, creating a suggestive visual effect. Inside, a welcoming courtyard opens onto an intricately carved external staircase, adding further beauty and sophistication to this authentic architectural jewel. Furthermore, there is the possibility of creating a Roman bath in the basement, a wellness center equipped with thermal water that reaches directly inside the palace via private conduits.
Sciacca is a very popular coastal town all year round. It is known for its fresh fish and its fishing fleet (the second largest in Sicily). Famous for its ceramic and coral craftsmanship, as well as for the traditional carnival, which annually attracts numerous visitors from all over Italy. The city is located in a suggestive Mediterranean environment, surrounded by a coast full of historical monuments, golden beaches, thermal springs and beneficial muds. Currently, the area is experiencing high-quality tourist development, also thanks to the presence of numerous luxury hotel facilities. Sciacca occupies a strategic position in the surrounding context and is easily accessible from the main airports of the island (40 minutes from Trapani airport, 50 minutes from Palermo airport and 120 minutes from Catania airport). The city has become an open-air museum with the creation of the widespread Museum of the 5 senses. Over the years, events of international importance have been held such as the five consecutive years of the Google Camp, which saw the participation of the international Jet Set on the local territory. Another significant event was the Dolce & Gabbana fashion show to present their collections.