Where to eat in Palermo: street food, markets and Sicilian cuisine guide
Discover where to eat in Palermo: from Ballaro street food to Vucciria arancine, the complete guide to the flavours of Sicily's capital.
Jul 11, 2026Sicily beyond the packed beaches and the postcard cities: stone villages perched high in the Nebrodi and Madonie mountains, inland towns left off the tour routes, silent nature reserves and stretches of coast where mass tourism never arrives. Authentic destinations to discover at your own pace, among ancient crafts, local festivals and views that few people know.
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Discover where to eat in Palermo: from Ballaro street food to Vucciria arancine, the complete guide to the flavours of Sicily's capital.
Jul 11, 2026
Guide on what to see in Ragusa in 2 days: Ragusa Ibla with UNESCO Baroque churches, Inspector Montalbano filming locations, Hyblaean gorges and Ragusan gastronomy.
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Discover what to see in Syracuse in 2 days: the Neapolis Archaeological Park, the island of Ortigia with the Cathedral and Fountain of Arethusa, beaches and seafood trattorias.
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Complete guide on where to stay in Palermo: from La Kalsa to Il Capo, B&Bs in noble palaces to alberghi diffusi, with tips for every budget and traveler type.
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Choosing where to stay in Syracuse? From Ortigia's baroque palazzi to seaside B&Bs, the best neighborhoods for every budget and travel pace.
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Complete guide on where to stay in Noto: from the UNESCO Baroque center to the nature reserve beaches, best areas, accommodation and tips for every traveler.
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2-day itinerary in Noto: the capital of Sicilian Baroque among golden staircases, theatrical churches, wild beaches and the Vendicari nature reserve.
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Where to eat in Noto: granita with brioche, cannoli, trattorias in the baroque centre, local markets and authentic Sicilian dishes without overspending.
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A practical transport guide to reaching Cefalù, jewel of the Sicilian Tyrrhenian coast: from the direct train from Palermo (about 1 hour) to the A20 motorway, the international airport and long-distance bus connections. Everything you need to plan your trip.
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