Amidst markets, ancient rituals, snow-capped peaks and fragrant citrus fruits, winter in Sicily surprises with its special light and an authentic atmosphere, rich in history and hospitality.

  • Central Sicily: the “Route of the Sulphur Mines and Castles”

    The province of Caltanissetta and much of central Sicily tell a story linked to the sulphur mines and the mining [...]

  • Mazzarino

    Mazzarino, a village in the Sicilian hinterland in the province of Caltanissetta, lies amongst hills and countryside dotted with olive [...]

  • Butera

    Butera is an ancient village perched on a hill overlooking the Gela plain. Thanks to its elevated position, it offers [...]

  • Riesi, the village of the sulphur miners

    In the heart of central Sicily, as we travel through the Salso Valley in the province of Caltanissetta, we discover [...]

  • Sommatino, the town of the sulphur mines

    The province of Caltanissetta and much of Central Sicily tell a story linked to sulphur mines and the mining activities [...]

  • Geraci Siculo: the Sicilian village with the record for longevity

    Did you know that Geraci Siculo is one of Italy’s longest-lived villages? This small village in the Madonie mountains, in the province of Palermo, is a [...]

  • Corleone

    Corleone is today a town that tells a story of rebirth and civic redemption, capable of moving well beyond the [...]

  • Cefalù and Taormina among the 20 Best Destinations in Europe for 2026

    Two Sicilian locations stand out in the “Top 20” European destinations most sought after by international tourists: Cefalù and Taormina. [...]

  • Museum of Greek Shipwrecks

    Opened in February 2026, the Museum of Greek Shipwrecks in Gela (CL) is a fascinating destination for lovers of archaeology [...]