The world capital of sherry and flamenco is also a tranquil alternative to Seville, just over an hour’s drive north. The city ...

many of which depict beloved figures such as patron saint of Sicily Rosalia and notable sea nymphs like Arethusa. Make sure to visit the Temple of Apollo in Ortigia, the Palazzo dei Normanni ...

Julia Martins Miranda, the owner of a loft in a former monastery, has given it a vibrant transformation using the bright ...

Here's where you should be taking these vintage vessels, which embody a bygone era of grandeur, in the Mediterranean.

Two bridges connect Ortigia to Syracuse, the main Greek city of ancient Sicily, where the local pescherie stock enough seafood to sate the needs of any superyacht chef. Discreet and picturesque ...

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Just two miles from mainland Italy across the Strait of Messina, the island of Sicily has such a rich, distinct identity, it can feel like an entirely separate country. This identity has been ...

4. Charming Towns and Villages Another perk of visiting Sicily is the chance to experience the charm of its towns and villages. Walk in the cobblestone streets of Taormina. This pretty hilltop ...

The best way to get around Sicily is by train, as it allows you to quickly and affordably get from the island's various cities while still enjoying the scenery. Be sure to validate your ticket ...