Universally recognized for its marvelous beauty, the pearl of the Ionian is considered, as Goethe said, “a little corner of paradise on earth”. The “Ancient Theater” which symbolizes the original noble Greek soul, is accompanied by a splendid position from a panoramic and naturalistic point of view enhanced by the presence of many monuments and... Continue Reading

Acireale stands on a lava relief overlooking the Ionian Sea. An elegant town, encased in the unmistakable Baroque style, it has numerous sites and monuments of historical and architectural interest, in particular the central Piazza del Duomo and the adjacent buildings. It has also become famous for the realization of one of the most famous... Continue Reading

With its approximately 3350m in height, Mount Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe. World Heritage Site since 2013, presents a composite geological and landscape variety; the frequent eruptive activity determines a continuous evolution of its morphology, above all on the sides of the mountain, where in the course of time are formed singular... Continue Reading

Located on the slopes of Etna, the Etna countries are the cultural heritage of reference in the area: the coexistence with the volcano has marked the landscape and oriented history. The countless and varied geological and cultural characteristics (art, crafts, architecture, gastronomy) that distinguish this part of Sicily are significant. From Zafferana Etnea to Randazzo,... Continue Reading

An ancient medieval town with prehistoric origins, it is a place with a rich archaeological, artistic-cultural and enogastronomic heritage, located in the heart of Sicily. For the beauty of its architecture and in particular of its churches, Mazzarino is considered the pearl of Sicilian Baroque. It is located within a tourist route of artistic and... Continue Reading

Castelmola rises on a limestone rock, raised compared to the neighboring towns as if it were suspended. Medieval village with history and suggestive landscape – it ranges from Etna to the Strait of Messina with an eye also to the Calabrian coast -. Originally built as a defensive outpost to protect Taormina, as evidenced by... Continue Reading

Located in the Alcantara Valley along the river of the same name, the Gorges were formed by the erosion of the lava rocks with the passage of the icy water of the river giving life to several spectacularly shaped walls, up to 25 meters high. Today they are part of the ‘Gole Alcantara’ Botanical and... Continue Reading