Cefalù is located in Tyrrhenian sea coast just about 60 km from Palermo. On our arrival to the old medieval town we will start with a little walk in the main street Corso Ruggero. In this street You will be able to see the Osterio Magno building made in Norman time, probably it was initially as a residence to the king, the street is also famous for the pavement made during the Roman Empire time in the I century A.C. This street leads to the Cathedral of Cefalù, a beautiful example of the Norman Romanesque architecture in Sicily. Cathedral was built by Roger the Second in 1131, during the time of great splendor as it stands in the history of Cefalù. We continue our walk to the old medieval washing place, what was still used 50 years ago. Passing Porta Ossuna You will arrive to the promenade of Cefalù, that offers marvelous views to the town and also to the sea, the sunsets of Cefalù are unforgettable. For those who are interested in shopping Cefalù gives a good selection of  little boutiques for clothes and shoes.