Paceco, Trapani, Sicily, Italy

The area in question is perfectly suited for the development of an agritourism and hospitality project aimed at boosting the economic and landscape value of a zone of great naturalistic importance, currently lacking facilities to accommodate a steadily growing tourist influx. The units nearing completion in the Nubia salt pans area represent an excellent example of traditional Sicilian architecture, blending harmoniously with the area's unique landscape.

Immersed in a setting that combines the sea, salt pans, and a vast expanse of olive groves, the proposed structure will offer a retreat that celebrates Sicily's history, combining modernity and tradition. The proximity to the Nubia salt pans system and the natural reserve constitutes an additional tourist attraction to be enhanced. The project involves the creation of an agritourism business that will extend over a plot of land of approximately 125,000 m².

The surrounding landscape, dominated by the white of the salt pans and the green of the olive trees, creates an atmosphere of peace and tranquility, while remaining close to the city's conveniences.

Upon completion, this baglio in the Nubia salt pans, along with the olive grove, will be an authentic corner of Sicily, where history, nature, and innovation meet. A structure that not only respects but celebrates the surrounding environment, offering visitors an immersive experience in Sicilian culture.