Syracuse is founded on an ancient Greek settlement, and as such has a rich and varied history – where else can we visit ancient Greek temples, Roman amphiteatres, Arabic forts and so much more? And when you tire of architectural splendour, if ever, perhaps its time to visit the exquisitely maintained beaches, enjoy the fine…
Sicily’s second largest city, Catania is a busy and active city, with a vibrant nightlife. It is most famous for its baroque architecture – the downtown area is a World Heritage site for this reason. It is also possible to travel directly from Catania to Mount Etna, the active volcano which has helped to shape…
A small but beautiful town, Taormina has been attracting tourists to its shores for more than a hundred years, including many famous painters and writers. On visiting, the attraction becomes clear- beautiful beaches, spectacular blue sea, and imposing ancient ruins. The ruined Greek theatre is Sicily’s most famous architectural attraction.
Giardini Naxos is a small, bustling fishing port and tourist village, famous for its beaches and panoramic views. The nightlife is lively during the tourist season, and festivals and partying on the beach are common. Each August 15th, it is traditional to swim at midnight while fireworks explode overhead.
Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean, offers a vivid blend of history, culture, and dramatic landscapes. Once ruled by Greeks, Romans, Arabs, and Normans, it is a place where ancient temples, baroque churches, and lively markets coexist. Visiting Sicily Visitors can explore the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, the well-preserved Greek theatre in…