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Boating The Island Of Sicily

By: David Thorson | 2011-01-04 | Travel & Leisure
One of the most beautiful places to take a boat is the Italian Island of Sicily. Though now a part of Italy, for much of its history Sicily was Greek. As a result it has a character entirely its own... read more

Sicily: Italy's multi-cultural tour attraction

By: Frank Dempsey | 2012-05-15 | Travel Tips
It seems as if Sicily has become one of the most popular Italian attractions for tourists, merely overnight. It remains the most diverse, multi-cultural and largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, ruled by Asians, Africans and Europeans. Archaeology, folk, art, history and exceptional, natural beauty helps any tourist taking Sicily Vacations want to come back time and time again. read more

Budget Hotels in Sicily

By: Olivia Gold | 2010-03-31 | Hotels
Sicily is a self-governing region in Italy. It is the largest region of Italy covering an area of about 25,708 square kilometers. It is also the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. Sicily has its own beautiful culture in regards to arts, cuisine, architecture and the language. read more

History of Islamic Sicily

By: daniele76 | 2011-04-09 | Destinations
The Islamic rule over Sicily began after the landing at Mazara del Vallo in 827 and ended with the fall of Noto in 1091. As early as the seventh century the island suffered many raids Muslim. read more

Roman Period - Sicily

By: daniele76 | 2011-03-29 | Destinations
Following the First Punic War (264-241 BC) the island was conquered by Rome, and became the first province, a territory was considered part of the ager publicus and the remainder was subjected to tax. read more

Shopping in Sicily

By: James Iozia | 2010-04-02 | Destinations
Shopping in Sicily is a great experience, even when you're "just looking". From Palermo's famous craftwork to fine petit point in Taormina and everything in between, you can easily spend days browsing unique stores in Sicily. read more

Sicily's Greek Temples

By: Marcello Arrambide | 2010-09-03 | Destinations
When people think of Greek temples, Greece immediately comes to mind. Many people show a lack of interest to the Greeks' impacts on history and how far their empire spanned throughout time. Actually, Greek temples still exist in Egypt, Turkey, and even Sicily. While Greece holds the record for the most Greek temples, the majority are in ruins. Don't be mistaken with the fact that great temple read more

History of Islamic Sicily - II

By: daniele76 | 2011-04-09 | Destinations
The invasion began on June 17 dell'827 and the crowd largely Berber (but driving elements Arabs or Persians), was entrusted to the qadi of Kairouan, Asad b. al-Furat, the great Maliki jurist Asadiyya the well-known author, of Persian origin of Khorasan. read more

Business Opportunities In Sicily, Italy

By: Paul Symonds | 2011-01-27 | Entrepreneurs
Opening their own business is a dream that many Britons have. But, unfortunately, due to the economic downturn that the country is facing at the moment, many Britons are having a difficult time getting the financial backing that they need in order to purchase a business to run on their home turf. read more

History of Islamic Sicily - III

By: daniele76 | 2011-04-09 | Travel Tips
According to most historians, the head Amari, Sicily, through conquest, flourished both economically and culturally and enjoyed a long period of peace and prosperity. read more

Borbonic Period II Half - Sicily

By: daniele76 | 2011-03-29 | Destinations
Particularism Palermo it had not benefited to the Neapolitan revolution, which was indeed due to wear in severe and difficult internal problem. read more

Unique Holiday Experience At Sicily Villas

By: kathy green | 2010-11-27 | Vacation Rentals
The world's first multicultural society, our island is Italy's (and Europe's) most historically cosmopolitan region. Hovering off the toe of the Italian mainland, the island of Sicily is obviously distinct from the rest of Italy. This is where Europe starts to take on a flavour of Greece, even of North Africa. It's not just the occasionally blisteringly hot weather - the unique history of Sicily, much invaded and an ancient centre of 'Magna Graecia' has given it a unique, hybrid culture. read more

Great Time To Travel To Sicily

By: Dime Banda Blah | 2010-05-10 | Destinations
You can travel to Sicily all year round, however, it is better if you can avoid January to March, as this is the rainy season, which makes it rather chilly. read more

Car Hire Sicily And Sardinia - Best Ways To Travel To Italy

By: Lakshmi Reddy | 2011-07-21 | Travel & Leisure
Palermo and Taormina are amongst the best cities of Sicily. Sicily happens to the largest Island in these parts of Europe, and it is a sure terminal for all tourists, hence Sicily is densely populated with tourists from different parts of the world. read more

A Sicily Honeymoon You Will Remember Forever!

By: James Iozia | 2010-04-03 | Weddings
A Sicily honeymoon is something both of you won't soon forget. While many people may think of Venice for an Italian honeymoon, Sicily offers a fantastic opportunity for a romantic honeymoon experience. A Sicily honeymoon would be a magical event. read more