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Every journey begins with a wish. And your every wish comes true in Sicily. Would you like to stroll through the grandeur and majesty of the Valley of the Temples? Would you like to be speechless in front of the Palatine Chapel, described as ” the most beautiful religious jewel created by human imagination”?

In eastern Sicily, the fabulous “Pearl of the Ionian” is awaiting your visit: Taormina is a popular destination for international tourism and synonymous with the “good life”. A walk on Corso Umberto among elegant shops and outdoor bars, a visit the Greek Theatre, a cable car trip down to the fantastic Isola Bella and an excursion to the ...

Let's discover Sicily's unique and evocative locations following the tracks of this Historical and Cultural Itinerary. This guide will give us a closer look at some of the many treasures of Sicily.

Dreams and desires can come true: it’s time to visit Sicily’s beautiful villages. These small towns by the sea, surrounded by greenery, nestled in the hinterland or perched on the mountains will offer you what you are looking for, with small curiosities and new discoveries, such as houses carved out of the rock that were inhabited until the ...

The Neapolis and Pantalica, Ortigia and the Ciane papyri, the magic and charm of its territories and coastline, Noto, the beautiful beaches of the Vendicari Reserve, Marzamemi, and the evocative Isola delle Correnti, make it one of the most popular destinations for visitors to Sicily.

Sicily is one of the regions of Italy with the largest number of sites named UNESCO World Heritage. The seven “precious gems” that give it eternal beauty are:

Of the surviving towers, the 13th-century Torre Pisana, also known as the Tower of the Eagles, is the city’s main attraction: Sicily’s quintessential Belvedere. From here, the lookouts of old could control a large part of the island and even see the sea on a clear day.

It is located on the northern coast of Sicily, in a strategic position, to say the least: about an hour from Palermo and Capo d’Orlando, on the A20 road. For the Greeks, it was Kephaloidion, “head” or “headland” (most likely referring to its promontory), and the Romans knew it as Coephaledium.