Gibellina is a town in southwestern Sicily, Italy, rebuilt after a devastating 1968 earthquake. The modern settlement features contemporary architecture and public art installations, including works by notable artists. The town serves as a cultural center with museums and galleries. Visitors explore the artistic landscape, walk through the town's redesigned streets, and visit nearby archaeological sites and natural attractions in the Val di Mazara region.
Gibellina Nuova is located in the Belice Valley of western Sicily, Italy, approximately 70 kilometres southwest of Palermo. The town was reconstructed following the catastrophic 1968 earthquake that destroyed the original settlement, and became internationally known for its ambitious programme of public art and architecture involving artists such as Alberto Burri and Pietro Consagra.
Sicily, Italy | Art Town | Earthquake History | Contemporary Architecture | Cultural Tourism
