Royal Palace of Ficuzza

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. The Royal Palace and Bosco Ficuzza (Ficuzza Forest) is an extremely beautiful place, where art and nature integrates perfectly. The area was born as a hunting reserve for Ferdinand III of Bourbon, in the nineteenth century and presents a great variety of environments. The palace itself stands in front of central park of the small village part of Corleone Municipality and is dominated by the impressive, 3 km long, Rocca Busambra wall. As I like climbing, I had the chance to see the palace both from the ground and the top of Busambra (1613m). I also had the chance to witness a genuine Corleonese matrimonio (wedding), in front of the impressive building. I might be biased, but is one of the most romantic places I've seen! Very interesting tour, guide spoke excellent language. Apparently it's free, but felt like it was worth money. Can be a bit boring for the kids, but all in all well worth a visit! Beautiful palace but empty rooms in the second floor. The visit in cheap and the architecture is stunning! Decided to stop here to break our journey from Castelbuono to San Vito Lo Capo. Very happy we did, what a grand understated building and the exhibitions are fantastic. The price a mere 2e50c almost an insult to give it to them. Who knew that the local flora and fauna were so special. If it were not for my knackered knees I'd have gladly spent a number of days exploring the local area. Not often I get to say this but, well done! Royal Palace of Ficuzza. Stunning Royal hunting Palace surrounded by a beautiful forest and landscape. Definitely worth to visit Good guides, very interesting and fascinating location! It's worth the détour, absolutly !! Best place for mountain biking and trekking.. Amazing place, but should be visit in cold weather Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Local history museum Tourist attraction