Tag: castellammare del golfo

  • All You Need is the Sea

    Some days, all you need is the sea.

  • Viva Santa Rita!

    Right now in Castellammare del Golfo, we’re celebrating Santa Rita, the patron saint of abused wives and heart broken women. Yesterday was her feast day, but tonight in Castellammare del Golfo they processed this beautiful statue. Santa Rita lived a model life in the province of Perugia (Umbria) from 1381-1457.

  • The Castle from Far Away

    The fortress or castle (of yesterday’s post) of the fishing and tourist port of Castellammare del Golfo photographed from the overlook on Strada Statale 187 (State Road 187). I never take for granted when I go to this overlook! I always take a photo, no matter how many I’ve taken in the past.

  • Up close, It’s Grand

    From up close, one can see the grandness of the originally Moor, then rebuilt by the Normans and Swabians, castle of Castellammare del Golfo.

  • Castle on the Sea

    Ciao from Sicily! This evening we walked around a windy and chilly Castellammare del Golfo. Here’s the town’s castle up close. Inside is the municipal ethnographic museum. I loved seeing the antique tools and equipment they exhibit. For dinner, we ate at a Michelin rated inn where we ate house-made busiate pasta with swordfish, eggplant,…

  • The Tyrrhenian Sea

    The Tyrrhenian Sea from the outlook over Castellammare del Golfo.