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In-Depth Information
Salamone E Mare
( 090 928 12 33; Strada Panoramica 36; meals €28-38; noon-3pm & 7.30pm-midnight Tue-Sun, plus Mon Jul
& Aug)
North along the isthmus, this restaurant has a terrace that juts out over the water, en-
dowing it with wonderful views that are perfectly complemented by a menu dominated by
locally caught seafood, simply but expertly prepared. Trademark dishes include
carpaccio
di pescespada
(thinly sliced raw swordfish),
spaghetti ai gamberi
(spaghetti with prawns)
and giant triangular ravioli stuffed with fresh fish.
SEAFOOD
€€
Information
EMERGENCIES
Ambulance
(
118)
Hospital
(
090 9 29 01; Villaggio Grazia)
Questura
(
090 923 03 00; Via Municipio 1)
TOURIST INFORMATION
Pro Loco Milazzo
(Molo Marullo 3; 8.30am-1.30pm & 3.30-7.30pm)
Milazzo's brand-new tourist of-
fice opened on the waterfront in summer 2013, a stone's throw from the hydrofoil dock.
MOVING ON?
For tips, recommendations and reviews, head to shop.lonelyplanet.com to purchase a downloadable PDF of the
Puglia, Basilicata & Calabria chapter from Lonely Planet's
Italy
guide.
Getting There & Around
BOAT
Milazzo is the primary point of departure for ferries and hydrofoils to the Aeolian Islands,
with three companies providing year-round service. The main operators -
Ustica Lines
(
www.usticalines.it
)
, Siremar (
Click here
)
and
NGI
(www.ngi-spa.it)
- all have ticket offices along
Via dei Mille opposite the port.
CAR & MOTORCYCLE
Milazzo is situated just off the A20-E90 toll road that travels between Messina and
Palermo.
INTERCITY BUS
