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Ortygia is the oldest part of Syracuse and a celebrated tourist destination with many wonderful places to see. One of

The church of the Madonna della Rocca in Taormina dates back to the 12th century. Restored in 1600, it stands

The archaeological civic museum of Noto will reopen in Syracuse next spring, after thirty long years of closure. It will

No more than a 10-minute walk from the Cathedral of Catania lies the Monastery of San Nicolò l’Arena, a jewel

An exhibition dedicated to the great master, Renato Guttuso – entitled “Uniqueness of the Sign” – is running at the

It is entitled “Virga Florens: Art, nature and faith in wax plastics and coral” and was inaugurated on December 17th

Palermo at Christmas is an explosion of music and colors: on the streets of the city, it is not difficult

Agrigento was founded around 581 BC and is in an area where various people who left their traces on the

Varied and multi-ethnic, capital of one of the largest islands in the Mediterranean, the city of Palermo has always been

San Marco d’Alunzio is an Italian town of 1.877 inhabitants in the metropolitan city of Messina in Sicily. It is

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