Borgo Parrini is a small hidden gem of Sicily, located in the municipality of Partinico, about 30 km from Palermo.
This village, once inhabited by the Jesuit Fathers, owes its name to the “parrini” (priests in Sicilian). After a period of abandonment, it was recovered thanks to the initiative of local artists and inhabitants and has recently been transformed into a real tourist attraction thanks to its fascinating restyling inspired by the art of Antoni Gaudì.
Fairytale architecture and bright colors
The houses of the village are decorated with colorful ceramics, mosaics, wavy shapes and details inspired by the modernist architecture of Gaudì, creating a unique atmosphere in Sicily.
Murals and artistic installations
Walking through the village, you can admire colorful murals that make the place a real open-air museum, and you can read quotes from great thinkers written on the walls, a poetic touch that makes the view even more suggestive.
Unique photographic glimpses
Borgo Parrini is a paradise for photography lovers: every corner is a mix of art, colors and scenographic details perfect for memorable shots.
