Etna North, itineraries among woods and Middle Ages
The north side of Mount Etna is the coldest and most "alpine". The temperatures remain balanced or low for most of the year, on this side. It is no coincidence that the ski and…
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Company trips, “team building” together on Mount Etna
The workplace is almost as important as home ... because it is the place where you spend your time, as well as with your family. And if this environment is heavy, difficult or repulsive,…
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Sunset at the Sartorius Craters and a delicious picnic
Here we suggest a nice idea you can enjoy anytime you like. A picnic at the Sartorius Craters, possibly at sunset. With the help of a good guide you shall learn the way, then…
Read moreCatania, the tour of good food
Have you just disembarked from your cruise ship at Catania’s harbour? Or have you just landed at the local airport? Well, resist to the desire of swimming into the blue Sicilian sea, do not…
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The Scacciata, delicious Etnean Christmas food
If you have never heard of "Scacciata" before, do not look for it on Google. Come and taste! Words cannot express how good this traditional Christmas recipe is. It is typical of Sicily, especially…
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The red leaves of Etna, what a show!
In autumn, many plants lose their green colour to take on very lively tones, such as golden yellow, red, even orange. This phenomenon is due to the process of the leaves that die off…
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Visit Mt. Etna in autumn
If you missed the chance to come to Sicily this summer, do not give up. Perhaps the best is yet to come. Have you ever tried to enjoy this island in autumn (in the…
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Prickly Pears, a sweet “Sicilian secret”
The prickly pear, as the word itself says, is not a Sicilian fruit. It was "discovered" by the first Europeans who colonized America - then mistakenly called India - and initially it was not…
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Avola, the queen of Sicilian almonds
Avola, in the district of Siracusa, is a large, bright and baroque town. This is due to the earthquake that destroyed the old village in 1693, forcing the people to move from the hills…
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In Taormina, taste your granita at Isola Bella
If you already love Taormina, the beautiful medieval "queen of the Ionian Sea", you might forget it for a moment when you will see her little daughter, Isola Bella. This "Beautiful Island" will charm…
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