Villages & Towns in Sicily

Acireale at the foot of Mount Etna is known for its Baroque architecture, its carnival, the good granitas and the oldest painting school of Sicily...............

Most people simply pass through Milazzo to get to the Aeolian Islands, but there are certainly some interesting sights if you find yourself here overnight or longer......

Adrano was founded in 400 BC by Dionysius the Elder of Syracuse, who dedicated the town to the Sicilian God of War Adranos.............

Castiglione di Sicilia is a picturesque Medieval village, situated 621 mts high, overlooking the river Alcantara............

Less populated and quieter than other centres, Caltanissetta is often passed through with little more than a cursory glance...............

Petralia Soprana is a small and quiet Medieval jewel in the heart of Sicily............

Sperlinga's history began 1082, when Count Roger mentioned it in an official document. Soon it was colonized by people from Lombardia............

Delicate and refined pistachios rising from huge plantations, Nelson's castle, refreshing pistachio granita and a fascinating countryside - this is Bronte...............

The small town of Randazzo is surrounded by three nature parks: Mount Etna Regional Park, Nebrodi Regional Park and the Alcantara river park............

Aspra is a small fishing village just to the east to Palermo.............