In Sicily is the first italian accessible tourism for disabled people.

Tactile maps, interactive podcasts, sign language videos, simplified language cards and special digital kits for children. The first Italian network of historic centers equipped with routes accessible to users with sensory and intellectual disabilities is in Sicily. Enna, Aidone and Piazza Armerina, which are more inclusive thanks to a project that has made it possible to create a series of routes specifically designed for blind people, visually impaired, deaf, hearing impaired and intellectually disabled people.

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