At the intersection of two main streets in Palermo, four identical buildings grace each corner creating a circle that acts as stage for musicians, horses, dancers, jugglers and feet! One could chart the compass points Read More …
Somewhere in translation or translinguistic adaptation the Valley of the Temples changed names from the older Hill of the temples. Now all of this doesn’t matter because the temple built originally around 200BCE and updated Read More …
In Toarmina, a few kilometres from Cantania there is an ancient amphitheater that has been preserved through 2300 years of history and is again a cultural gathering place for music and theatre. Now all that Read More …
In one of many craters on Mt Etna we stand somewhat shaken by the fact that over 50 eruptions have occurred since February. The moonscape further testifies with a barenness that life evolves over hundreds Read More …
The bright colours of the orange and red cherry tomatoes promise flavour. The palate is more than rewarded by flavour bursts in every bite. The promise of “the best” in Sicilian tomatoes is delivered. Sweetness Read More …