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.
Carnival weekend in Sicily: masks, traditions, and flavors
Carnival in Sicily is a magical time that combines ancient rituals, folklore, colors, and flavors in a unique atmosphere. On this [...]
Pylon of Messina
Suspended between sky and sea, the Pylon of Messina is one of the most fascinating landmarks in northeastern Sicily. This [...]
Terre della Valle del Belìce
The Belìce Valley, in the heart of western Sicily, unfolds with sinuous hills, olive groves, and landscapes that tell centuries [...]
Historic center of Trapani and Via Garibaldi
The historic center of Trapani is a charming maze of narrow streets, squares, and buildings that tell centuries of history [...]
Ragusa scacce
Among the most beloved culinary traditions of southeastern Sicily, Ragusa scacce occupy a special place. A peasant dish par excellence, [...]
Sicilian Buccellato: the Christmas cake that tells the story of Sicily
Sicilian buccellato is much more than a Christmas dessert: it is a symbol of celebration, family, and ancient traditions. With [...]
Christmas markets in Palermo: crafts, lights, and winter flavors
When Christmas arrives in Palermo, the historic center lights up with lights, flavors, and traditions that reveal the welcoming soul [...]
Tour of Sicily’s living nativity scenes: tradition, faith, and community
During the Christmas season (December-January), Sicily transforms into a widespread theater of sacred and popular performances. Caves, quarries, historic centers, [...]
On the trail of the Beati Paoli
Among the most secret folds of Palermo’s history lies the legend of the Beati Paoli, a mysterious brotherhood believed to [...]
