Most commonly he answer to the question that what makes Sicily
one thriving destinations in the world is its superb coast line that has
offered some of the finest beaches to the world.
In real sense the multitude hues of its mosaics and tiles and
the tantalizing sceneries this tiny Mediterranean island hosts are the biggest
draw cards for the traveller’s world over. This is the largest island in the
Mediterranean Sea and an autonomous region of Italy. But truly Sicilians don’t
like to be recognised as the Italians; rather they prefer to be recognised as
Europeans.
The rolling hills, crystal-clear blue sea, sandy beaches and
rocky cliffs make this country a fascinating destination: that is worthy to
travel.
Sicily’s abundant flora and fauna in its luxuriant parks, the
salt pans of Trapani, the lush greenery of the Mount Etna , the canyon of the
Alcantara river and the botanic gardens of Palermo (famous throughout Europe
for its variety of rare plants and centuries-old trees) make this country a
destination that everyone dream of.
Sicily is a gift of God and the wonders you would come across on
your way would mesmerise you. You must feel that after centuries of exploration
you know very little about this tiny island that dominates to the world
tourism. With a wealth of art and archaeological gems, historic cities,
medieval towns and villages, superb food and stunning natural beauty, from
golden sandy beaches, lapped by unbelievably clear aquamarine waters, to the
smoking crater of Mount Etna, Sicily will surprise and delight you.
This article is going to reveal you a few of the reasons on why
people keep Sicily at the top of their bucket list when they think of a Mediterranean Trip? Sicily is not just
a summer park for the goers: Site Seeing
In Sicily is not just the site seeing: it goes something beyond of it. It
is always accompanied with the culture and history.
The Historical Tours Of Sicily appeals to all
kinds of travellers no matter what time of the year it is. For example,
travellers who want to explore the best of the city’s Greek temples or the two
laze by the beach: Sicily is a magnificent play ground for them. Don’t miss the
following attractions on your Sicily Tour to give it a meaning.
·
View From The Greek Theatre In Taormina:
It is a grand historic monument of 7th Century BC, not to be
missed. Now the theatre is in a ruined condition yet continuing as a great
global attraction for centuries. Over the time the theatre has suffered damage
and a large portion of it is missing. People visit to see this ruined theatre
due to the magnificent panoramic view of the Bay of Naxos and towering Mount
Etna that the empty space allows.
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The Ear of Dionysus (Orecchio di Dionisio):
Carved out of the Temenites hill within the Syracuse
Archaeological Park it is a magnificent limestone cave. The cave is believed to
be named by the painter Caravaggio, owing to its similarity in shape to the
human ear. The tragic Legend reveals that Dionysus held political prisoners
within the cave as the acoustics allowed him to hear their whispered secrets,
and their tortured screams would be amplified as a warning to others.
·
Mount Etna:
Recently named a UNESCO World Heritage Site the world’s most
active volcanos is a good idea for a full day tour. The panoramic views of the
coast and countryside throughout the day will take your breath away. Here you
would feel that the nature supersedes to the fabulous beaches that remain to be
the central attraction for the visitors.
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Taormina:
Arguably one of the prettiest towns in Sicily. Take Taxi Taormina on the same day as Mount
Etna. Perched on top of a steep hill, it has some excellent panoramic views of
Mount Etna and the Mediterranean Sea which are simply stunning. Enjoing a glass
of wine in one of Taormina’s sunny, flower-laden piazzas or visiting the pebble
beach for a paddle in the warm sea are some of the awe-exciting moments you
would never experience in any beach destination.
·
Roman Villa in Piazza Armerina
Everybody’s personal favourite, this Villa is located about 3km
outside the town of Piazza Armeria was built in the first quarter of the 4th
century. The villa has a most unusual layout and contains the richest, largest
and most complex collection of Roman mosaics in the world.
For a small island, Sicily comes as a surprise that it has more
than one airport. The Palermo Falcone-Borsellino, the Trapani Vincenzo Florio
and the Catania Vincenzo Bellini. Sicily has several options to get into the
different part of the city from its airport. Just book your flight for an
unforgettable holidaying that has no match in the world.
