Sicily for free in Sicily

Finds and remains of Greek and Roman times in Taormina, and pottery and majolica from the 13th century onwards................

The museum evokes the traditions of Sicilian life in the past centuries - showing many tools and objects that have disappeared nowadays. Truly worth a visit when being in

The Arethusa Fountain in one the highlights of Syracuse, a freshwater spring next to the sea, studded with wild papyrus...............

An immense wealth of vegetation is the main feature of the nature reserve Capogallo near Palermo...............

The majestic building of Palermo's cathedral is appealing for its dramatic look and the way it rises at the end of the cathedral square................

The Piazza del Duomo is a lively little square framed by the Medieval Cathedral, the town hall, shops, a café and some restaurants................

Pantàlica is Sicily's biggest necropolis. This incredible place boasts over 5000 cave tombs. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site, always open and absolutely for free!.....

Scopello is a small village on the north coast of Sicily that never fails to bring a gasp of delight and offers a quiet retreat................

The imposing three-storey-building Castle of Scaletta Zanclea was originally built as a military fortress to defend Messina...............

Antonino Uccello, creator of the "Casa museo", was a poet and anthropologist...............