An almost forgotten Sicilian tradition: the Feast of the Dead
Time passes and with it so do traditions. It is strange sometimes how a people can forget their origins, replacing the old customs with the new ones that are a bit more "fashionable". Specifically, we talk about the Feast of the Dead in Sicily, now supplanted
The temples of Agrigento: Classical Greece on our doorstep!
On a rocky ridge south of the plateau on which the classical settlement stood, the remains of Doric temples emerge in their eternal beauty. From east to west, the eight temples dedicated to the gods of Ancient Greece can still be seen today. Anyone who
The cuisine of the Monsu in Sicily
A long-lived cuisine, but one that still satisfies the palates of millions today. That of the Monsu was considered a culinary art, a perfect meeting of French refinement and the essence of Sicilian tradition
Bad weather in Sicily: hurricane Medicane on its way.
Sicily is still in check after days of bad weather. The hardest hit area is the southeast, where a violent cyclone has struck and a hurricane is on its way.
Arancino or arancina? History, recipe and trivia
Now known worldwide for its goodness, this traditional dish has survived centuries of culinary experimentation, managing to retain those characteristics that have always made it the prince of typical Sicilian cuisine
Turkish staircase: between myth, history and curiosity
Considered among the most beautiful and characteristic beaches in western Sicily, as well as a mandatory stop for all those who wish to witness breathtaking scenery. Characterized by soft lines, as rounded as they are extremely irregular; all completely immersed in crystal clear water. Most
Will Indiana Jones like u pani câ meusa? Hollywood makes a stop in Sicily
The second greatest movie hero of all time (according to the American Film Institute) has landed in Sicily, to bring to life the fifth installment of the famous series chronicling his exploits, Indiana Jones.
Walks with alpacas in Sicily
A relaxing but different trek through the forest. Alpaca walks are the best way to enjoy a peaceful moment with just the right amount of originality. Spending about two hours in the Ragabo Woods, among the pines, beeches and downy oaks, could prove to be
Do-it-yourself tourist? Certainly yes, but increasingly digital
How has our travel customer journey, i.e., the process of buying a trip, changed, and how has tourism supply adapted in the times of the Coronavirus?
Covid: Sicily goes white again from Saturday, Oct. 9
After six weeks in the yellow zone, as of Saturday, Oct. 9, 2021, Sicily is back to white, two days earlier than the usual Monday deadline. This was announced by Regional Health Councillor Ruggero Razza after presenting the weekly bulletin on hospitalizations from Covid-19.