Greek temples, Arab-Norman cathedrals, baroque towns and Etna — Sicily is a Mediterranean civilisation of its own
Try arancini, the delicious Sicilian fried rice balls stuffed with various fillings like ragù, mozzarella, and peas.
Tornatore's tender love letter to cinema and a Sicilian boyhood — keep tissues nearby for the final reel
Hike the smoking summit of Europe's most active volcano, 3,357 m above the Sicilian coast
The last act, staged at the opera in Palermo.
Europe’s most active volcano, guided to 3,300 m past steaming vents and last year’s lava.
Watch one of the world’s most active volcanoes fling glowing lava into the dark, every few minutes
Lampedusa's elegiac novel of a Sicilian prince watching his world dissolve in the 1860s
Crack into a crisp fried shell piped with sweet ricotta — filled to order, never soggy
A volcanic archipelago off Sicily — chic Panarea, smoking Stromboli, and the spa mud of Vulcano
The capital of Sicilian Baroque — a honey-gold town rebuilt in golden stone after a 1693 earthquake
Sicily’s raucous capital — Arab-Norman mosaics, baroque decay, and the best street food in Italy
Some of the best-preserved Greek temples anywhere — Doric giants strung along a Sicilian ridge
Once the greatest city of the Greek world — a Greek theatre, and the honey-stone island of Ortigia
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