Art-Hotel Atelier sul Mare
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Roman mosaics and a quaint medieval fishing town
... Relatively no tourists, we witnessed the town going about daily life. As the name suggests the town is dominated by a large castle built in the 1300s. After visiting the castle we had drinks at the local bar and then purchased some Sicilian treats from a renowned pasticceria. We have included a photo to make you jealous. They were as good as they looked. Tomorrow we head off by train to the capital Palermo.
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Day trips to Syracuse and Castelmola
We set off on two day trips for our last fling in Taormina. Firstly we joined a tour which took us to one of the most beautiful cities in Sicily. Syracuse has been in existence since 734BC and showcases ancient Greek ruins, baroque architecture and medieval lanes. We toured the archaeological sites and were particularly taken with the aqueducts built in the ancient Greek times that still move water to this ...
Oct 17, 2012
... open where I bought a fresh loaf of bread, 2 Peretti Beers, some chocolate and some chips to go with the salami, prochuitto and Provolone Cheese we had with us. We then headed back to Sperlinga where we took in a few more sights and had lunch in an obscure Piazza of more cave homes. What an intereting town From there we headed to Petralia Soprana and our next B&B, Locanda di Cadi. The GPS was taking us through all the back roads and we were praying ...
La Rocca, Cefalù
If you plan a trip to Sicily, expect to eat a lot of cream. Milky or pistachio, it fills the breakfast croissants, buns and canole. If possible, it seems the Sicilians have a sweeter tooth than mainland Italians, with candied fruits and sculptured marzipan amongst the pasticceria treats on offer.
This is our fuel for a hike up the steep path to the peak of La Rocca. ...
Palermo to Cefalù
The airport road into Palermo begins with cacti, aloes, palms, olives and pine shrubs. Along the coast fly wind-battered, threadbare flags. Grey cloud rushes up the hills. On rocky outcrops are abandoned turrets and low-rise apartments. Then we're closer and the cranes, chimneys and tracks of industry rise up. Elections are imminent and two-thirds of billboards present indistinguishable, middle-aged ...
Amenities
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Pets allowed
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