The stone lounge of Marzamemi: the golden square overlooking the low houses of fishermen, the loggia of Palazzo Villadorata, and the 18th-century church of San Francesco di Paola, with its sail bell tower and the weathered facade worn by salt. Desecrated after decades of abandonment and restored, the 'old church' now hosts exhibitions and events; in front of the churchyard, tables open up that in summer make the square one of the most vibrant and photographed places in Sicily. The Frontiera Film Festival transforms it every summer into an arena under the stars.
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