Choose a location
Ustica

The island lies in the Tyrrhenian Sea about 67 km north-west of Palermo and 95 km north-west of Alicudi, but is not part of the Aeolian Islands, it occupies an area of approximately 8.65 km2.

Taormina

One of the most important tourist centers of Sicily, in fact, its appearance, its landscape, its places, its natural beauty and its many ancient monuments, are attracting tourists from around the world.


Syracuse

It is the fourth largest city in Sicily by number of inhabitants, after Palermo, Catania and Messina. The name derives from the Sicilian Syracuse Syraka.

Noto

Noto is 32 km from Syracuse and is in the south west of the province at the foot of the mountains Iblei. Its coast, from Avola and Pachino, gives its name to the gulf.


Enna

Enna is a beautiful town of Sicily, capital of the homonymous province and known as the capital of the province’s tallest Italy, because of the altitude of the town.

Catania

Catania is a Italian town, the capital of the province of Sicily, which is the second largest city by population and population density city, and the most populated of the Italianb not regional capital.


Agrigento

The capital of the province of western Sicily.
It is one of 16 provincial capitals in which the Italian city itself is not facing the sea but which instead present municipal marine surroundings.

Vulcano

The Island of Vulcano is an island of 21 square kilometers is part of the Aeolian Islands. Located north of Sicily, the Strait of Vulcan, an arm of the sea about 750 m wide, separates from Lipari.


Stromboli

The island of Stromboli is part of the archipelago of the Aeolian Islands, Tyrrhenian Sea basin in the western Mediterranean.
Stromboli is a volcanic island.

Salina

Salina is an island in the Aeolian Islands in the province of Messina.
Size 26.8 km ² and is the second largest population after Lipari.


Lipari

It is one of the most important islands of the Mediterranean and presents exhibitions in chronological order of grave furnishings, pots, stones, tomb steles and sarcophagi in stone.

Panarea

The Island of Panarea is the smallest and the lesser of the Aeolian Islands. Nevertheless remains indisputable that is one of the most fascinating islands around the Mediterranean Sea.




Page 1 of 11

Users Online