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Quote: Our first stop after arriving by bus to the Sicilian capital city of Palermo was the Santa Maria dell'Ammiraglio, more commonly known as La Martorana. This church is one of several in the Piazza Bellini and… Read More
Quote: A walk up the Via Maqueda from the railway station to the intersection with Corso Vittorio Emanuele brings you to the "Quattro Canti" (Four Corners). This is the heart of Palermo's old historic district and an… Read More
Quote: I only say 'perhaps' in the title because there was a festival on while I was there; the 'Mandorlo in Fiore' [almond blossom] which must have contributed to its massive appeal. I did not know it was on and the… Read More
Quote: Caltabelllotta is reached by local bus (or car) from Sciacca, which is on the South coast of Sicily west of Agrigento. Sciacca itself can easily be reached by bus from Agrigento in a morning (goes on to West of… Read More
Quote: This is a huge site which contained a remarkable number of temples. One has been restored to something like its ancient beauty and at the other extreme some are no more than piles of masonry blocks. Selinunte… Read More
Quote: Teatro Massimo is in Piazza Verdi at the corner of Via Maqueda and Via Cavour. It is one of the world's largest theatre. Its construction began in 1895 and was completed in 1897. Are you a moviegoer and you… Read More
Quote: Fairly near to the Catacombs is Castello Zisa, another Norman castle that must have looked fantastic in its day with its blend of solid no nonsense Norman architecture and ornate Moorish styling. Unfortunately by… Read More
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Quote: Big club, more people, more time for entrance. Good music with local DJ Carlo Tarantino and prospective of job for the future ( for me ). Music genre House, tribal and Club Music. In private House Gallery… Read More
Quote: This is one of Sicily's many hill towns, with a castle as its name would suggest. The photograph is taken from the castle tower. The town has a station which is nowhere near either itself or - as far as I could… Read More
Quote: Palermo's most famous and notorious travel attraction is a couple of miles out from the city centre although it is another interesting walk past an outdoor antiques market and the usual array of stunning but… Read More