Street food and culture in Catania
The second largest city on the island after Palermo, Catania has a great many things to boast about: a rich history, a superb…
The second largest city on the island after Palermo, Catania has a great many things to boast about: a rich history, a superb…
The mafia “wars” have tainted the reputation of Palermo, and during this guided walk, you shall see what efforts are being made today…
A tour on the Florio family saga (on foot or cycling) through the winding streets and alleys of Palermo, admiring some of the city’s most beautiful Art Nouveau buildings.
This short tour spotlights the key monuments of Ortigia, from ancient Greece to Modern times. The itinerary covers the ruins of Apollo’s temple, the oldest temple in the Western Mediterranean, the Fountain Arethusa, which faces the Great Harbour, and the Jewish quarter. This fascinating stroll ends at a local enoteca for a traditional aperitif, a chance to become acquainted with Sicilian wines!
A full-day tour in the western side of Sicily, to discover the beautiful seaside town of Trapani, and the medieval Erice, which overlooks the coast, the saltpans and the Egadi Islands from above.
A full day tour in the surroundings of New Gibellina, in the Belice valley. A landscape art project, born to regenerate through art and culture a territory devastated by an earthquake in 1968.
With a local guide who is also a wine expert, take an orientation walk in the historic center, for a great introduction to key features of the city followed by a guided tasting of Sicilian wine.
The world heritage town of Noto, with its countless ecclesiastical buildings and aristocratic palazzi flanking the main Corso Vittorio Emanuele, has what it takes to delight the eyes of late baroque architecture aficionados!
Scicli is one of the baroque jewels of the Val di Noto. Situated at the base of St. Matthews’ hill, this charming town…
Nested in a dramatic gorge of the Val di Noto, Modica, like many other towns in the area, is a World Heritage Site….