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Casa Ulla
e Gino in Sicily, in Terrasini near Palermo.
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 Der Ätna Mount Etna |
 Segesta Temples |
 Herbst Autum |
 Salinen Salinas |
 Vulkan Vulcano |
 Naturpark National Park |
 Markt Market |
 Terrasini Terrasini |
Sizilien Ferienwohnung in Terrasini bei Palermo3 Zimmerwohnung mit großer Wohnküche
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Holiday accommodation in Terrasini near Palermo3 comfortable rooms including a
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Ulla & Gino Siracusa Via G. Mazzini 33 90049 Terrasini (PA) ITALIA Tel/Fax: 0039 091 8681838 E-Mail: ginosiracusa@libero.it |
where to go what to see • Sicily Location: Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean, a place where Africa, Italy and Greece come together. Sicily is southwest of the Italian mainland and east of Tunisia.
• Transportation to Sicily: Sicily has two main airports, Palermo in the east and Catania in the west, with flights to and from Italy and other parts of Europe. The main train line takes you to Sicily from the mainland along the coast going south from Rome. Ferries connect Sicily to mainland Italy, Sardinia, Malta, Tunisia, and Egypt. Sicily Know Before You Go.
Read Reviews from Sicily the Island by Ulla and Gino Siracusa
• Getting Around Sicily: Busses or trains connect all major cities of Sicily and also go to many small villages. Some of the train routes are very scenic but slow. The narrow gauge Circumetnea railroad circles Mt. Etna stopping at many small villages. There is transportation from both airports to several locations in Sicily.
• Sicilian Festivals: February 5 is St. Agatha’s Feast Day and the huge festival in Catania includes a 2-day procession, said to be the second largest religous procession in the world. Carnevale is celebrated 40 days before Easter, especially in Taormina and Acireale. Holy Week and Ferragosta (Aug 15) are celebrated all over Sicily. In February is the Almond Blossom Festival in Agrigento. Noto holds a flower festival in May.
• Food and Drink Specialties of Sicily: Sicily is famous for its pastries, especially its Easter and Christmas desserts. Sicily has an excellent array of raw materials, including produce and seafood. Fresh fish is often the main course. Citrus fruits and almonds are used in much of Sicily’s cuisine. Pasta with eggplant is common. There is also some North African influence.
• Performing Arts in Sicily: Palermo’s Opera House, Teatro Massimo, is one of Europe’s finest and has year-round performances of opera, ballet, and music. Palermo also holds a performing arts festival in January. During the summer, Taormina’s Greek Theater holds theater, opera, movie, and music performances. Siracusa holds its famous puppet shows in the Teatro dell’opera dei Puppi.
• Sicily Attractions :
• Agrigento has an outstanding complex of Greek temples, the Valley of the Temples, not to be missed. Its medieval center, with Arab and Norman influences, is also worth exploring. Agrigento lies along a ridge on the southwest coast.
• Cefalu is a popular seaside town east of Palermo with beautiful beaches and scenery, museums, and historical monuments. The 12th century cathedral is beautiful. From the top of La Rocca, there are great views of the city and second-century BC Temple of Diana.
• Enna, 1000 meters high, is noted for its fantastic views of the mountains, including Mount Etna. Enna is a fortress town with ruins of its 13th century castle. Erice is a beautiful little medieval town perched atop a mountain with impressive views. It was once a place where gods were honored. Today it is famous for its pastries. Etna is Europe’s largest live volcano and one of the most active in the world. The lower slopes have walking paths with good views.
• Marsala is the heart of Sicily’s wine-producing region. It also has a Roman archaeological site and museum and a historic quarter.
• Palermo is a lively city with a fascinating central market and many historic monuments. Palermo’s Archaeological museum has a good collection of Greek relics.
• Segesta is a beautiful setting with some excellent ruins, well worth a visit.
• Siracusa, on the southeast coast, has more classical ruins and a Greek theater. Its also a good place for shopping and eating. Siracusa holds a big festival for Santa Lucia Day in December.
• Taormina is an attractive holiday resort with a beautiful Greek theater still used for summer performances. Lying on the slopes of Mt. Tauro, it has great views of the coast and Mt. Etna. It also has some exclusive shops.
• Custonaci, a small town near Trapani in Sicily, has an interesting nativity scene re-enacted inside a cave around Christmas. A tiny town was buried in the cave by a landslide in the 1800’s. Now excavated and it serves as a setting for live nativity events. The village is set up to resemble an ancient village with craftspeople and small shops. Il Presepe Vivente di Custonaci - although it’s in Italian there are some great photos on the galleria photo link.