Sicily
Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean, is renowned for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. Located off the southern coast of Italy, it boasts ancient ruins, including the Valley of the Temples, and charming towns like Taormina and Palermo. The island’s natural beauty is marked by the towering Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano. Sicily’s cuisine is a delightful fusion of flavors, influenced by Greek, Arab, and Norman cultures. With its warm climate, picturesque beaches, and historical landmarks, Sicily offers an unforgettable experience for visitors.
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Beware of pickpockets in Italy: A Guide to keeping Your belongings safe in Cities, Markets, and Beaches
Exploring Italy’s cities, markets, and beaches is a delightful adventure, and with a few precautionary measures, you can navigate these spaces safely.
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How to celebrate Christmas in Italy (traditions, meals and more)
The festive season is upon us, and what better way to immerse yourself in the magic of Christmas than by experiencing it in the heart of Italy? Italy, with its
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Itinerary for the Garden Route Italia – a Journey through Nature and Culture
Opening and closing times Subheading 1: “Where Nature and Culture Intertwine” Italy, a land known for its rich history, delectable cuisine, and stunning landscapes, offers a unique experience that seamlessly
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The best churches to visit in Palermo
These are just a few of the many beautiful churches that you can visit in Palermo. Palermo, the capital city of Sicily, is renowned for its rich cultural and religious heritage.
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Cruiser Car Palermo – the first nine-seater convertible in the world
The adventure begins as you board the CruiserCar, a custom-made convertible vehicle that’s designed for maximum comfort and excitement.
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Where to go shopping in Palermo
Luckily, the city has plenty of options to go shopping in Palermo, with a variety of markets, boutiques, and shops to explore.
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Why you should visit Museo Archeologico in Palermo
Museo Archeologico in Palermo is one of the most significant museums in Palermo, Italy. It was established in 1873 by the Sicilian archaeologist, Antonino Salinas.
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ferry lines departing from Palermo
Here are some of the ferry lines departing from Palermo, to enhance your future travels to Sicily.
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The history of Sicilian Cassatella di Sant Agata (Green dessert from Sicily) will surprise you
When in the south of italy, you definitely have to try the iconic green dessert from Sicily, the Cassatella di Sant Agata. Sweet in taste, their historical origin is not
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Top 5 Places with a view in Palermo, Sicily
Palermo definitely needs to be discovered on many levels. Below the ground, the “Catacombe dei Cappuccini” offer visitors an exciting insight, into the ground the people and hustle and bustle
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roman Cacio e Pepe in Palermo at Caligola
The Romans in Palermo … oh well, that’s another story. But, Roman Food in Palermo, that’s a delicious interaction. At Caligula, I got to enjoy roman Cacio e Pepe in
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Leaves you speechless! Catacombe dei Cappuccini Palermo
Seeing the most beautiful Mummy in the World at Catacombe dei Cappuccini Palermo has been an outstanding experience. A visit to Catacombe dei Cappuccini Palermo will leave you speechless, hopefully.
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Must try! Sicilian Street Food in Palermo – 5 typical snacks
When in Palermo, you must try Sicilian Street Food! The Italian lifestyle is a rather relaxed one. Especially the more in the south of the country you are, the more
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all-night take-out Pizza in Palermo by Dima’s
Enjoy take-out Pizza in Palermo at Dima’s. When in Italy, you do not always want to enjoy any meal at a Restaurant. Especially in a city such as Palermo, where
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Sicilian street food in Palermo at Rasca Palermo
“Rasca. Sicilian Street Food.” is the claim by Rasca, a snack bar right next to Politeama in the lively city centre. Rasca Palermo brings back the gastronomic tradition of Sicilian
