Bread is one of the basic foods in everyone's diet. Today there is the habit of going to the supermarket every day to buy packaged ones, immediately ready for consumption, but once upon a time this dish was prepared at home, according to an ancient traditional recipe that was handed down from mother to daughter.
The Sicily that you do not expect can be found in the most unexpected places: in the most hidden hinterlands, on coastal stretches less frequented by tourism, in villages with ancient scents.
The ruins of a castle alone constitute a fascinating and mysterious setting. If then, beneath it, you discover tunnels that wind underground, the charm increases, arousing the curiosity of visitors and scholars and history enthusiasts.
The name of this important location always arouses great curiosity. All those who are preparing to organize a trip to the area are eager to learn about the history and origins of Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto, starting from the reasons that link the Messina municipality to the capital of Catalonia.
Nicosia is a Sicilian municipality located in the province of Enna and which stands on the slopes of four cliffs which, in turn, house the ruins of the ancient medieval castle.
A city rich in history that has been able, over the centuries, to exponentially increase its artistic and cultural heritage, with some peaks of splendor experienced during the Renaissance and, subsequently, in the Baroque age.
Nine kilometers from Taormina and inserted between the towns of Letojanni, S. Teresa di Riva and Forza d'Agro, is the small Sant'Alessio Siculo, a seaside resort where there is a beautiful beach bathed by the Ionian, frequented for its tranquility that extends along a coast known as the Silver Coast, as the Greeks called it.
The town of Alcamo has given birth to some famous personalities of which the most famous is certainly the poet Cielo d'Alcamo, one of the most famous exponents of Italian jester narrative who finds its most illustrious expression in the Sicilian school as well as the one who was listed as the first author to write in the Italian vernacular.
Once the legendary landing place of the giants and today a paradise for relaxation by the sea, the hamlet of Rometta Marea is one of the coastal hamlets of northern Sicily, part of the Municipality of Rometta in the Metropolitan City of Messina, overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea between the Strait of Messina and the Gulf of Milazzo.
Salemi, a city in western Sicily in the Belice Valley, is part of the circuit of the most beautiful villages in Italy.
The Association of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy was founded in 2001 to give voice to our immense artistic, historical and cultural heritage, forgotten or underestimated, despite its extraordinary beauty and the tourist interest it can arouse.
The beaches of Mascali are among the most famous on the eastern coast of Sicily, obviously immediately after famous names and locations, such as Taormina or Giardini Naxos. A long stretch of coast easily reachable from both Catania and Messina, which reflects in every way what is in the common imagination when it comes to Sicilian beaches.
In the circuit of the most beautiful villages in Italy there is a small pearl of the Val di Noto, which among the villages of Syracuse is represented by Ferla, a town of medieval origins, today populated by about 2.000 people.
The folklore and customs of Giarre are the faithful mirror of the culture and traditions of eastern Sicily.
