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Mount Etna
Set on the eastern coast of the island of Sicily, Mount Etna is Europe’s tallest active volcano and one of the world’s most active volcanoes. The mountain was ... Read more
Castle Ursino
The most impressive vestige of medieval Catania is the formidable Castle Ursino (Castello Ursino), built by Emperor Frederick II in the early 13th century and ... Read more
Neapolis Archaeological Park
Just outside Syracuse's city center lies the Neapolis Archaeological Park, where the bulk of the city's ancient Greek and Roman structures can be seen. ... Read more
Ballarò Street Market (Mercato Ballarò)
If you are looking to immerse yourself in the local culture of Palermo, Italy, the Ballaro Street Market is the place to go. As the city’s busiest street ... Read more
Mercato di Capo
One of the best ways to get to know a city is through its food and markets. Mercato di Capo, located near the old city walls, is one of the best markets in ... Read more
Isola Bella
The Italian name of Isola Bella contains both a truth and a misnomer: though worthy of being called beautiful, this tiny rocky outcrop along Sicily’s coast ... Read more
Taormina Cruise Port
This chic resort town on Sicily’s northeast coast is located high in the mountains, which means visitors can take advantage of challenging hikes and beautiful ... Read more
Piazza Duomo
The city’s most memorable architectural and navigational landmark, Piazza Duomo is the buzzing center of downtown Catania and a strategic starting point for ... Read more
Agrigento Archaeological Museum
One of the most significant collections in Sicily, the Archaeological Museum of Agrigento displays hundreds of artifacts from the ancient Greek colony of ... Read more
Alcantara Gorges
Following the path of an ancient Mt. Etna lava flow, Sicily’s Alcantara River carved intricate ravines and underground passages through the volcanic rock. The ... Read more
