Milazzo

Milazzo
The original name of Milazzo was Mylai, ascribed by the Greeks who colonized it in 716 B.C.. The name changed into Milas during Arabic domination and finally in the current name. Milazzo's area has been populated since Neolithic period and later it has been occupied by Sicilian.
Attractions
The most interesting monuments are the Arabic-Norman Castle, the Cathedral of the XVII century, the Sanctuary of St. Francesco from Paola built in 1465 and restored in the XVIII century as well as numerous noble buildings of the lower part of the town like the Carrozza Palace and the neoclassic Town Building.
Currency
The Euro (EUR), the currency of the European Union, is the official currency of Italy.