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Sicily is a big island, the largest in the Mediterranean and forty-fifth in the world, so even though we rode …
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Want to learn about ancient Greece? Come in Sicily! This old slogan of the 60s explains Sicily’s richness in Greek monuments. …
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Ancient mythology and the ghosts of a now-dormant fishing industry bring the mystical Egadi islands alive Keep Reading: Egadi Islands …
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This duality came after the famous 1693 earthquake, when the Ragusans adopted the 2 x 1 formula, maybe because they …
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When you think of Sicily, what do you think of? When it comes to food, I’m sure swordfish is near …
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The home of this layer-cake cathedral is the little island of Ortigia, dangling directly off the seafront of Siracusa. Known …
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In the 1800s, after the Goethe praised its beauty throughout Europe, mentioning it in his book Italian Journey, Taormina became …
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With a network of well-maintained roads that weave through a landscape of snow-capped peaks, plunging coastlines, lakes and historic towns, Italy …
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The Egadi Archipelago is an extraordinary synthesis of history and nature. This is the largest protected marine area in Europe where large prairies …
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As much as Sicily is an island of seaside and countryside, it’s hard to miss Sicily’s major cities. Catania over …
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