Tag: 52 Reasons to Love Sicily
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Learn 52 Reasons to Love Sicily
52 Reasons to Love Sicily! Read them all at https://experiencesicily.com/52-reasons-to-love-sicily/. There are definitely many more than 52 reasons to love Sicily. I created these after I read an article about why we love to travel to Europe which made me realize how many of those sensations can be found in Sicily. In other words, you…
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52 Reasons to Love Sicily | Read Them All
52 Reasons to Love Sicily! Read them all at https://experiencesicily.com/52-reasons-to-love-sicily/. Certainly, there are many more than 52 reasons to love Sicily. I was inspired to compile these by an article I read about why we love to travel to Europe that made me realize how many of those sensations can be found in Sicily. In other words,…
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52 Reasons to Love Sicily | #51. Imaginative Ceramics
Throughout Sicily there are various ceramic centers that developed over the centuries around natural sources of clay. Of course, the raw material is one thing, but more significant, however, are the artists and painters that produce and imagine the remarkable designs and/or playful scenes found on plates, bowls, pinecones, heads of men and women, vases,…
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52 Reasons to Love Sicily | #50. Inspired, Creative Accommodations
Over the last ten years, Sicily’s tourism industry has matured and grown, and the amount and diversity of accommodations available to tourists is abundant. In a city like Ragusa, for example, right here in the old town of Ragusa Ibla, there exists everything from Locanda Don Serafino, an historic hotel with luxurious rooms furnished inside…
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52 Reasons to Love Sicily | #46. There’s Always Something Begging to be Discovered
Considered by many to be the “Sistine Chaple of Sicily,” the Chiesa di San Domenico in Castelvetrano in western Sicily is an unspoiled spectacle. Originally built in the 1470s, artist Antonio Ferraro da Giuliana and his sons spent three years from 1577-1580 creating the stucco scene above the altar titled “Albero di Jesse,” or the…
