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ITINERARIES<\/strong><\/h1>\n

Travel tips and advice<\/h2>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/section>

Abundance is the key word for understanding Sicily in its many facets: from one side of the island to the other, there are endless solutions for itineraries lasting a few hours, days or weeks.<\/p>\n

In the western part, Palermo<\/b><\/a>‘s historical and architectural heritage is represented by the Cathedral and the Cappella Palatina, while archaeological triumph is celebrated in Agrigento<\/b><\/a>‘s Valley of the Temples and in Segesta. A treasure trove of antiquities that rank among the most beautiful in Italy can be found perched on Mount Erice<\/b>, and the seaside villages such as Castellammare del Golfo<\/b><\/a> and San Vito Lo Capo<\/b> are home to an indescribable atmosphere. These places go straight to your heart at first glance.<\/p>\n

In the eastern part, the lure of Etna<\/strong><\/a> is irresistible, between lava and snow. This leads you back to Catania<\/strong><\/a>, with a wealth of dynamic charm and a sparkling array of proposals for activities and nightlife.<\/p>\n

The baroque<\/strong><\/a> of the southeast represents a great beauty among a thousand wonders and brings with it a nobility that starts from the soul.<\/p>\n

Clear waters and pristine beaches are not far from urban jewels such as Syracuse<\/strong><\/a>, Taormina<\/strong><\/a>, Modica<\/strong><\/a> and Ragusa Ibla<\/strong><\/a>, home to a wealth of charm as well as ancient buildings and monuments.<\/p>\n

And how could we not be seduced by literary Sicily<\/strong><\/a>, with the places dear to Camilleri and to the great Sicilian writers and poets that came before him? With Castles<\/strong> and sacred paths<\/strong><\/a>, food and wine tourism<\/strong> routes and those that lead to ancient rocky necropolises<\/strong><\/a> and naturalistic and cultural treasures enclosed and scattered within each of the nine provinces<\/strong>, ancient customs and new trends, Sicily is a single great itinerary, one that is extensive and engaging.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>