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The Giardino Inglese is a place of peace and tranquil in the heart of Palermo...............

Scala dei Turchi is a place where you can experience nature at its best. The scenery will blow you away - almost blinding white rocks against purplish blue sea stretched

Catania's cathedral is built in the style "Barocco Etneo" which makes it unique................

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!.....

If you want to experience the atmosphere of old times in Palermo or get to know the "normal" life of people and buy local produce, head off to busy and bustling open-air

Raddusa is Sicily's "granary" and the Museo del Grano is dedicated to wheat................

Think 200 hectares of Mediterranean vegetation, natural habitat for many plant species and first resting place in Europe for birds from Africa...............

The cute little town of Scicli boasts typical Sicilian late-Baroque style and is declared by UNESCO World Heritage Site...............

Perched above Taormina is a tiny village called Castelmola. It's a popular place for tourist wanting to take a small challenge of climbing up the craggy hill sprouting fr

The Castle of Naro, built in the 14th century, was declared a national monument of Italy in 1912................