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Want Your Own White Lotus 2 Moment in Sicily?

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White Lotus is a television show that premiered on HBO in July 2021. Created by Mike White, the show is a satirical drama that explores the lives of guests and employees at a luxury resort in Hawaii. The second season was set in Sicily and from there viewers flocked to Sicily to have the White Lotus experience for themselves.

In episode 3 Daphne mentions the town Noto several times and how she wants to take a day trip there and she arranges for a visit to the town for her and Harper. Noto is located on the east coast of the island of Sicily, Italy. It is known for its stunning Baroque architecture, which has earned it the title of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Noto was completely rebuilt in the Baroque style following an earthquake in 1693, and today it is considered one of the finest examples of Baroque town planning and architecture in Europe. In that episode they stay at the stunning Villa Tasca in Noto and great news, you can stay there too!

Villa Tasca: Episode 3 for Harper and Daphne's stay

Who can forget the incredible four bedroom villa that Daphne booked for her and Harper's stay? The Italian Renaissance villa offers a luxurious vacation rental for families and groups. Built in the 1500s, the estate is steeped in history and features stately neoclassical architecture, trompe-l’oeil frescoes, Murano chandeliers, and gilt-framed paintings. The 20-acre gardens, with their century-old trees, citrus groves, and swan pond, transport visitors to the late-1800s Romantic era. The villa also features a swimming pool, furnished terrace, billiards room, music room, bar, TV, and Wi-Fi. Your stay at Villa Tasca includes service from a full range of staff.

The grandeur of Villa Tasca is evident from the moment you ascend the double staircase to the main floor. The living and dining rooms are decorated on a grand scale, with high ceilings, tall windows, and decorations on nearly every surface. The four bedrooms, each with private ensuite bathrooms (bedroom 2 is my pick for its stunning decor, the rest are plainer), air conditioning, and a lounge area or sitting room, continue the opulence. With details like gold-edged portraits, carved wooden wardrobes, and marble bathroom tiles, each suite makes a statement.

The villa is located just a 10-minute drive from the golden mosaics of the Cappella Palatina and the surrounding Palazzo dei Normanni, as well as the extraordinary Cappuccini Catacombs. Monreale is also nearby and offers a walk by the port, a visit to the cathedral, or a stop at a family-friendly waterpark. The center of Palermo is a short trip away, where visitors can stroll the colorful streets that are a mix of architecture from across the Mediterranean. A stay at Villa Tasca is a luxurious and unforgettable way to experience the rich history and natural beauty of Sicily.

The villa is also a popular venue for events, including weddings, receptions, and other special occasions. The gardens and the grand rooms of the villa provide an elegant and romantic setting for events, with a backdrop of stunning architecture and scenic views.

Villa Tasca is a beautiful and historic villa that is worth visiting for its stunning architecture, elegant gardens, and rich history. It is an ideal destination for those who are interested in Sicilian culture, history, and architecture. Whether you want to explore the museum, take a guided tour of the gardens, or attend a special event, Villa Tasca is sure to impress and inspire. And yes you can renting Villa Tasca in Sicily on Airbnb and pretend to be Daphne and Harper!

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