Top 10 Things to do in Sicily, Italy! ???????? Part 1 ????
After visiting almost EVERY corner of the gorgeous island and creating a complete series of 30 episodes, here are our Top 10 Things to do in Sicily! Check out the full episode on our channel! ????
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1. Riding the Cable Car in Taormina
2. Sunset Aperitivo at the Marsala Salt Pans
3. Climb to the top of the Messina Bell Tower
4. DIY Food Tour in Palermo
5. Island Hopping the Aeolian Islands
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Bagheria is a town and comune in the Metropolitan City of Palermo in Sicily, Italy, located approximately 10km to the east of the city center.
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The ULTIMATE SICILY ROAD TRIP - Taormina, Ortigia, Agrigento, Erice & MORE (Italy’s Hidden Gems)
Welcome to Sicily, Italy's southern island nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean. While Italy attracts millions of tourists each year, many tend to focus on its more iconic cities and regions. Sicily is by no means a hidden gem, but it certainly provides a more authentic and less crowded Italian experience. With its alluring mix of ancient ruins, charming coastal towns, and delicious cuisine, this is the Italy we've been looking for. We are so lucky that Tommy’s parents are joining us on this unforgettable roadtrip as we go beyond the usual tourist hotspots and immerse ourselves in the Sicilian culture.
Our first destination was the enchanting town of Taormina. In this picturesque, cliffside town, there was so much to do. We visited Isola Bella, a stunning island just off the coast, indulged in incredible dishes like the iconic Bam Bar granitas and pistachio pasta, and delved into the rich history at the ancient amphitheater.
We then headed to Ortigia, a charming island brimming with character and history. Strolling through the streets, we discovered the vibrant outdoor market, where local vendors displayed an array of fresh produce, artisanal crafts, spices, and FRESH seafood. The market's lively atmosphere was sensory overload, and we couldn't resist sampling some of the incredible seafood. The culinary scene in Ortigia, especially its exceptional seafood, makes it an unmissable highlight on any Sicily road trip.
Agrigento's Valley of the Temples stands as an essential stop on a Sicily journey. This ancient archaeological site has well-preserved Greek ruins that transport visitors back in time. We went at sunset for ideal lighting and a great atmosphere.
Erice, a hilltop town in Sicily, is a must-visit destination. With its cobblestone streets and medieval architecture, the town offers a charming and historic atmosphere. We tried the local cookies, which were so yummy. The town's unique blend of history and culinary delights makes it a memorable stop on any Sicilian itinerary.
We spent a couple nights in Castellammare del Golfo, a charming town on the northwest coast of Sicily.
We ended our road trip spending few days by the sea near Messina, providing a perfect place to reflect on our incredible Sicilian adventure.
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Street Food in Sicily ???????? CHEESE VOLCANO ARANCINI in Catania + BEST Fish Market in Italy!
In this video, we are Catania! Many travellers come to Catania to catch a glimpse of Mt Etna, a giant volcano on the outskirts of the ancient port. But we’re here to EAT, so join us while we show you all of the amazing Sicilian food to try in Catania!
We are starting our morning at the insane Catania Fish Market. This place is buzzing with fish mongers screaming, chopping and transporting seafood that came fresh from the port early in the morning. For seafood lovers, this market is heaven!
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Within the market are a few seafood restaurants and street food stalls. We stopped into a fried fish joint and ordered a Fish in Cone (no bones) for breakfast! The mixed fish were fresh and super crunchy!
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As the fish market slowly closed for the day, we made our way across Catania for some Sicilian treats. We stopped into a pasticceria and ordered a few dishes. The first was Arinicina Ragu, which was shaped like Mt. Etna and STUFFED with cheese! The next dish was Cassata which is a Sicilian sponge cake. It was a little too sweet for us. We also ordered our favourite Italian dessert, cannoli. These are so incredible in Sicily!!! And to wash it all down and balance the sweetness, we ordered a shakerato coffee. This caffe had a traditional feel!
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After exploring Catania in the afternoon, it was time to eat a unique Sicilian dinner. We went to a local trattoria that is famous for their horse meat, which we had never tried before. We ordered the horse fillet steak, a plate of mussels and caponata (fried eggplant salad). The horse was absolutely delicious and served medium rare, and we highly recommend trying it while in Catania!
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In this video I explore Sicily, Italy. I visit towns in the South East region of Sicily, including Catania, Noto, Syracuse and Ortigia. Sicily is a fascinating island in the South of Italy, with a rich mix of culture, history, food and the friendliest locals in Italy! I explore the bustling fish market in Catania, as well as try some popular Catanese dishes like pasta alla norma and eggplant caponata, I also feel adventurous enough to try the Catania specialty, horse meat burgers! I then visit the beautiful region of Noto and do some wine tasting of the famous nero d'avola red wine at a beautiful vineyard. Noto is a beautiful town known for it's sandstone cathedrals. I also visit the seaside town of Syracuse and Ortigia which have some incredible ancient Greek sites like the archeological park of Syracuse.
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Villa Palagonia in Bagheria, Sicily
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Pedara sorge sulle colline meridionali dell'Etna, evolvendosi socialmente e demograficamente nei secoli attorno agli antichi crateri di monte Difeso e monte Troina. Non si possiedono notizie certe sulle sue origini perché le numerose colate laviche ne hanno quasi del tutto cancellato le tracce.
Durante la stagione estiva è luogo di villeggiatura per il clima più fresco rispetto a Catania dovuto alla quota altimetrica. Nella parte più a nord si trova l'antico borgo rurale della Tarderia, immerso in un'ampia estensione di castagneti con flora montana ed essenze arboree alpine. Da Pedara si raggiunge facilmente l'Etna (circa 15 km.). Lungo la strada provinciale per l'Etna la fossa del Salto del Cane, un antico cratere spento con area attrezzata (Punto Base per l'Escursionismo del Parco dell'Etna).
Pedara rises on the southern hills of Etna, evolving socially and demographically over the centuries around the ancient craters of mount Difeso and mount Troina. There is no certain information on its origins because the numerous lava flows have almost completely erased its traces.
During the summer season it is a holiday resort due to the cooler climate than in Catania due to the altitude. In the northern part there is the ancient rural village of Tarderia, immersed in a wide extension of chestnut groves with mountain flora and alpine tree species. From Pedara you can easily reach Etna (about 15 km.). Along the provincial road to Etna, the pit of the Salto del Cane, an ancient extinct crater with equipped area (Base Point for Hiking in the Etna Park).
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Oggi vi porto alla scoperta della quercia più grande d'Europa. Siamo nel centro della Sicilia in provincia di Caltanissetta, esattamente a Niscemi.
Una passeggiata in questa riserva naturale e le sue querce da sughero è un esperienza incredibile!
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Granfonte at Leonforte, Sicily, Italia
My family, the SanFilippo's visiting place of our ancestors for the first time at Granfonte at Leonforte, Sicily, Italia
Granfonte was a public fountain that was built in the Renaissance-Baroque style. Locals come here to fill bottles of water. In the past, horses were brought here to drink from the fountain.
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Palazzo Montevago Gravina di Ramacca
The Ferrara family owns most of this palace. They made their money with a local pasta factory, and when they sold it, they bought this palace, and spent six years refurbishing it, including the frescoes on the ceiling. The largest Murano chandelier came out of a Taormina hotel. Marcello Lampone eyed it and said it was a good two meters, 20 centimeters wide. That's well over six feet wide. he flipped the lights on and off for me for effect, saying, I'm like a member of the family here,and they seemed to treat him that way. Ferraro pere was the president of the Palermo soccer club, quite and honor and responsibility. Ferrara fils told me that Marcello had gone to school in the very room of the giant chandelier, before it was refurbished, when it was a state elementary school and Marcello lived across the street. You would never know from the grimy portone and exterior of the palace that inside was such a luxurious jewel. In Palermo rich people and aristocrats (who are not necessarily rich) live cheek by jowl with the poor folk.
Villa Malfitano, Palermo, Sicily
Villa Malfatino was built in 1886 by Joseph (Pip) Whitaker, inheritor of a fortune made in the Marsala wine trade. The rooms are idiosyncratically designed - a French rococo room, a summer room painted as a conservatory etc.
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Serra de Conti: cosa vedere nel borgo incastonato tra le colline marchigiane
Serra de’Conti è un grazioso borgo ottimamente conservato, adagiato sulle sinuose colline della valle del Fiume Misa.
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Ci troviamo nell’entroterra marchigiano, in provincia di Ancona, a meno di 30 km dalla costa.
La cinta muraria in laterizio, risalente al ‘400, è magnifica ed imponente.
Accediamo al borgo attraverso la Porta della Croce. Salendo la scalinata voltatevi: nella parte interna della porta potrete ammirare una lunetta che racchiude un bell’affresco, opera dell’artista contemporaneo Bruno d’Arcevia. Il vecchio affresco, risalente al 1648, è stato trasferito per motivi conservativi nella chiesa di Santa Croce.
Continuiamo tra le pittoresche e strette vie che si snodano nel centro abitato.
La chiesa di San Michele è un mix tra stile romanico e successive influenze gotiche. Fu eretta nel 1290 dai monaci benedettini camaldolesi dell’Abbazia di S. Maria di Sitria. La facciata in pietra e mattoni si distingue per il bel portale con motivi geometrici e l’incisione di due mani, in basso, poste simbolicamente a sorreggere la struttura, la fede e il fedele. All’interno un unico grande spazio, altamente suggestivo.
Il sali e scendi tra i vicoli è accompagnato ogni quarto d’ora dai rintocchi delle campane della Torre Civica. La figura del campanile di tanto in tanto ci appare fugacemente tra i tetti. Eccoci al suo cospetto. Ci saluta con vigorosi rintocchi.
L’ex Convento di San Francesco venne costruito a partire dal 1314. Al posto dell’attuale piazza era edificata la sua chiesa, demolita con l’unità d’Italia. L’edificio è ora sede del Municipio. Dalle vetrate del chiostro è possibile ammirare l’antico meccanismo della torre civica, recentemente ristrutturato.
Il Monastero di Santa Maria Maddalena è ben visibile anche all’esterno delle mura difensive. Cogliamo l’occasione per ammirare dall’esterno il borgo anche da questo punto.
Tanto massicci e spigolosi i torrioni, quanto poetiche e morbide le colline che circondano Serra de’ Conti, a formare sinuosi e rilassanti panorami.
il Museo delle Arti Monastiche ci proietta indietro nel tempo e nei panni dei personaggi che frequentavano il Monastero. Mettiamo le cuffiette e ci spostiamo nella prima sala ascoltando le varie storie interpretate da attori. Attraverso il racconto di piccoli fatti quotidiani si scopre la storia del Monastero e delle suore.
La visita continua poi tra gli oggetti utilizzati dalle monache. Un bel museo di cui vi consigliamo la visita.
A Serra de Conti vengono organizzate diverse interessanti manifestazioni. La Festa della Cicerchia si svolge a novembre, ed è dedicata al delizioso legume presidio slow food. Non solo prelibatezze gastronomiche, ma anche mercatini e spettacoli.
La Notte Nera è un’originale festa al buio, tra ombre ed oscurità. La luna sarà l’unica fonte di luce nel borgo. Durante la nottata performance teatrali, installazioni visive e sonore, mostre, workshop, musica. Da non perdere, ad agosto.
La giornata giunge al termine, cala il sole ed i vicoli vengono illuminati dalle calde luci dei lampioni. Giusto il tempo per un’ultima suggestiva passeggiata.
Se viaggi in camper ti segnaliamo una comoda area camper service gratuita nella zona industriale ai piedi dell’abitato.
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00:00 introduzione
00:24 mappa
00:44 cinta muraria
01:08 Porta della Croce
01:43 viuzze del borgo
02:05 Chiesa di San Michele
03:00 Torre civica
03:54 Convento San Francesco
04:20 Monastero S.Maria Maddalena
04:48 Paesaggio
05:17 Museo Arti Monastiche
06:44 Festa della Cicerchia
07:17 NotteNera
07:56 borgo di notte
08:34 area camper service
08:42 conclusioni
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