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Sicily

Italy has so many faces that a lifetime isn’t enough to see them all. Rome, Florence, and Venice are just the beginning; just around the corner lie Umbria, Puglia, Calabria, and Sardinia places that guidebooks from bookstores barely mention. What to see in Italy depends on what you’re looking for.

In this section, you’ll find guides to Italian cities and regions. What to see, where to eat great food without paying tourist prices, how to get around by train, and why Italy deserves more than just a quick stopover. Sicily has its own sub-section. It’s big enough to warrant one.

Ad space: We love Italy and keep going back. We book our accommodations through Booking.com. Italy offers an exceptionally wide range of options, from agriturismi to designer hotels. For guided tours, wine cellar tours, or cruises along the Amalfi Coast, we recommend GetYourGuide.

Choose a city or region and start reading. Italy awaits and always has something to offer.

Sicily isn’t just about beaches and pizza. It’s an island that will surprise you with its history, scenery, and people, and we’ve traveled all over it to save you time and hassle. In this section, you’ll find a first-hand guide to Sicily.

You’ll find travel guides, lists of the best beaches, accommodation recommendations ranging from budget apartments to boutique hotels, and an honest look at what to avoid. We’ve written about Palermo, Taormina, Mount Etna, the Egadi Islands, and lesser-known spots that aren’t yet overrun with tourists.

Ad space: We’ve been to Sicily more than once and we’ve discovered something new every time. We book our accommodations through Booking.com, which has the best selection even for smaller villages off the beaten path. For guided tours, we recommend GetYourGuide.

Choose a destination and let yourself be inspired. Sicily awaits and we’ve already paved the way for you.

Sicily has more than 1,000 km of coastline and three different seas - the Tyrrhenian to the north, the Ionian to the east and the Mediterranean to the south. If you visited a different beach every day, it would take you almost three years....

Palermo doesn’t welcome you immediately. It’s a city you have to learn to read, like an old book with a battered cover, where behind every unremarkable gate hides a courtyard full of surprises. And that’s what this guide is about – we’ll go through the best places to see in...

There are places where time didn't stop – time simply never really got going there. The Egadi Islands are exactly that kind of place....
As it happens, photos and videos steal souls and this is especially true in Trapani. It was the colourful videos that enticed us to visit perhaps the most beautiful city in southern Europe....

There are places in Sicily where you will understand why people come back. Zingaro Nature Reserve is one of them. But to understand why this place is so important, we need to go back a few decades. The whole story began in the 1980s, when a road was being built...

Planning a trip to Sicily and wondering whether to rent a car or use public transport? You’re right to think about it in advance! Sicily, the pearl of the Mediterranean, is a place that deserves to be explored in depth. And believe us, without a car that’s almost impossible. Buses...

When my colleagues and I were looking for somewhere to head during the fury of war in eastern Europe - somewhere to settle, take a media detox and gather new strength - our attention turned to a small European island, Sicily, which legally belongs to Italy....
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