Licata, an incredible synthesis of the cuisine of Italy, 38,007 inhabitants in the province of Agrigento, vineyards and hillside agriculture on one side and the sea on the other. Many are the recipes handed down from previous generations, fine typical dishes, ones from the countryside,
Image visiting vineyards by train, a comfortable and relaxing trip. Image enjoying with all one’s senses a territory as unique as Europe’s largest active volcano. Image having, in the train, expert accompaniment who will recount every detail worth knowing to you while you move ever
Sicily, culture and conquest 21 April – 14 August 2016 London, The British Museum The largest island in the Mediterranean. The home of Mount Etna. A cultural centre of the ancient and medieval world ★★★★ "a brilliant history" The Guardian ★★★★ "historically illuminating and visually stunning" The Times ★★★★ "marvel at Sicily’s outstanding past" The Telegraph ★★★★ "thrilling" The Evening Standard ★★★★ Sicily
Cantine Aperte / Open Cellars - Sicily Saturday and Sunday, May 28-29, 2016 Open Cellars is the most important wine tourism event in Italy. Since 1993, member wineries of Movimento Turismo del Vino open their doors to personally meet the public on the last Sunday in May.
Florio Concept Winery, tourism and more Marsala - Trapani 50.000 in 2015 for the historic Florio Winery in Marsala. The number of visitors choosing to enjoy the Florio experience was gratifyingly high and a continuing increase over previous years proof of the great interest in the innovative propositions
Ragusa Ibla, the Baroque and the Locanda Don Serafino The origins of Ibla are very ancient and date back to the pre-Hellenic period. After the earthquake of 1693, the palaces houses and churches build anew were characterized by the strong influence of the Baroque style. In
The Wine Route Terre Sicane Terre Sicane is an extraordinary territory that combines the beauty of the landscape with a magnificent cultural and historical-archeological heritage. The communes of Contessa Entellina, Menfi, Montevago, Santa Margherita Belice and Sciacca stand in the heart of these lands today, lands,
Trekking with Aperitif at Cava d’Ispica The Cava Ispica (Cave of Ispica) consists of a series of housing units carved in rocky formations. Built prior to the Greek colonization, these houses were used until the end of the nineteenth century. This cave, the most important in