CULTURAL PARK FARM

Amazing community worth supporting that created a wonderful platform for artists & exhibitions.
Staff is great as well and the host went far & beyond to best accommodate us and explain the society.

This is a must where to go and visit. It is interesting the story of this place.
the old city center of Favara got desolated since people started moving in the outskirts. The house were old and dangerous. In 2010 a building collapsed and killed 2 kids. After this event a rich notary decided to invest in the city center in order to renew it and let people feel interested again in it. A lot of international artists come here periodically to paint walls and drawings which are then given to the community.
It is a very interesting social experiment where the effort of a small group of people may change the sort of a unknown city.
Now the city is full of hotels and B&B, something unthinkable tens years ago.

The place is full of restaurants and pubs. A lot of young people hang out here, especially in summer time.

I definitely recommend it!

This is an example where an initiative can help a whole town. The people there are enthusiastic and there is a community feel going on. It appears to be successful in rejuvenating everything around.
The galleries and installations will of course polarise but there should be something there for everyone. If nothing else it's a welcome oasis.
Recommended

Great place. Favara as a city is nothing special. Mostly empty houses. But Farm Park is a little universe within Favara. Very cute. We spent one night here at the Community Room & Wine B&B. Enjoyed it very much.

This cultural park is really amazing between the old houses in the village of Favara. The atmosphere was really calm and the hostess was very kind. She gave us all information we needed about the project. We walked through the museum and the area surrounding it and had a great time.

When in this big master piece of art place you feel like being in a movie. Whether you look, you'll find yourself saying wow. Something to be seen once in a lifetime.

I visited this place yesterday with my cousin. Interesting art and very nice people. Especially our guide Laura was wonderful to talk to.
We also had some delicious pastry and roasted almonds which a Gentleman just happened to prepare in his small blue doored kitchen at the time we visited.

Loved this..unusual artistic place in the middle of the village. Panini at the bar are delicious and very well presented. A visit is a must.

Amazing place! It is very special to find this place in the middle of the city. I recommend to everybody that pass must stop and visit it. Also restaurant and bars are very good.
See you next time favara cultural park farm

We enjoyed the exhibition a lot. It is very surprising, especially the location. The background of the neighborhood in combination with the art exhibition provides and interesting experience. Also the views from the 'palace' on the surrounding neighborhood are spectacular. In the bar they have tasteful fresh pastries, coffee, beers and wine. We enjoyed an afternoon here. A highlight and a definite recommendation.

Beautiful concept. Definitely recommend visiting here to inspire and get away from crowds. There is a ticket to buy for entrance in this place, but it's worth to see it all. Mostly the inside garden!

So enthusiastic about this job they did in Favara. A must to see.

Surprising scene in the middle of nowhere

Such a great initiative! The fact that the farm (or village) is hidden away behind run down facades, a rather common sight in Favala, makes the first impression quite strong.
When we visited, there was a lot of interesting exhibitions to visit, but unfortunately it felt lacking life and atmosphere. Hope it was just because it was a week day of October!

Great experience. Things can be changed but they need support to survive. It's a private reality and I think that's the reason why it's still operative and working. To visit and to enjoy. All young people working there are volunteers and with a lot of passion.

amazing juxtaposition between decay, gentrification and art

Good place! Art is very cool!)

Interesting artsy place with nice people - unfortunately we didn't have enough time to check out the bars and all the places. They were interesting enough that we regretted that we were staying in Aggrigento instead of Favara.

This is a must visit if you’re near Agrigento. It’s amazing what the artists did to one of the quarters of Favaro. The ticket costs 5€ and it helps to maintain the place and support the school of architecture for children.

Educational on urban renewal and alternate living,