Cala Bernardo
Cala Bernardo is a charming and picturesque cove located five kilometers from Noto, easily accessible by private means. It is located next to a charac… Read the rest
Cape Passero, the tip of the two seas
Capo Passero is a promontory located on the southeastern coast of Sicily, in the province of Syracuse. It is the southernmost point of the island and… Read the rest
Sole a la saccense
Sole alla saccense is a typical dish from the town of Sciacca, Sicily, Italy. The cuisine of Sciacca is renowned for its seafood recipes, thanks to th… Read the rest
The stigghiola
Stigghiola is a typical Sicilian street food dish and is prepared using the guts of lamb or kid. It is a popular dish in the streets of Sicilian citie… Read the rest
Basilica of St. Savior
The majestic Basilica of St. Savior, with its imposing facade of late 18th-century lines, emerges imposingly above a small limestone parvis.Inside the… Read the rest
Spring Baroque or Infiorata of Noto
The festival known as Primavera Barocca or "Infiorata" of Via Nicolaci is a traditional event held in Noto, Sicily, to celebrate the arrival… Read the rest
Church of San Carlo al Corso
The Church of St. Charles, erected between 1736 and 1746 and dedicated to St. Charles Borromeo, is distinguished by its distinctive concave façade com… Read the rest
Landolina Palace
The Landolina Palace, located next to the Cathedral, was commissioned in 1730 at the behest of Francesco Landolina, marquis of Sant’Alfano and a… Read the rest
Church of St. Clare
The Church of Santa Chiara, officially called the Church of Santa Maria Assunta, is located in Noto along Corso Vittorio Emanuele, adjacent to the for… Read the rest
Church of St. Clare
The Church of Santa Chiara in Enna has a rich and varied history. In 1619, the Jesuits settled in Castrogiovanni (the ancient name for Enna) and sever… Read the rest