Trapani, with its sickle shape, from the Greek Drepanon, enjoys an enviable geographical position: between two seas, at the foot of Mount Erice, near Selinunte, facing the splendid Egadi Islands and the famous salt pans.
Autumn Flavours in Sicily
After a walk in the open air in the mountain paths in the countryside or in one of the picturesqueSicilian [...]
Selinunte
It owes its name to celery, a vegetable that grows abundantly in the ancient city and whose leaves surmount a [...]
San Domenico in Castelvetrano, the Sicilian Sistine Chapel
It's not a question of rewriting art history but paying proper tribute to an artistic prodigy that deserves the (deliberately [...]
Franciscan Walks in Sicily
The feeling of experiencing a different, unknown Sicily through the Franciscan Walks. Beautiful walking trails that lead to enchanting Franciscan monasteries, [...]
Parks, Nature Reserves and Protected Marine Areas
There are 4 Regional Nature Parks in Sicily: the Etna Park, the Alcantara River Park, the Madonie Park and the [...]
Aubergine Parmigiana
Every self-respecting Sicilian knows how to recognise its unmistakable smell even before looking at it, freshly baked, at the centre of [...]
The art of dry stone walls
The traditional art of dry stone walls has been officially listed byUNESCO in the Intangible Cultural Heritage List since 2018 [...]
Archaeological parks in Sicily
The Archaeological Park is a magical place where the interweaving of culture and environment is presented in its most fascinating [...]
Former Florio Tuna Fishery of Favignana and Formica
The Former Florio Tuna Fishery of Favignana and Formica The Former Florio Tuna Fishery of Favignana and Formica is an [...]
