Baia del Capitano
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Roman mosaics and a quaint medieval fishing town
... other towns we have been to. In fact of a night time there are very few on the streets and we feel sorry for the retailers and restaurant owners as the season is all but over. Last night we had dinner at a restaurant overlooking the water and had no trouble in getting a prime table. We have not spoken about the costs of things over here. Compared to the last time we were in Europe the decline in the ...
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
... the Modonies were more interesting. We drove and drove until we thought we were lost, when finally Petralia Soprana appeared out of nowhere. We found our way to our B&B and I began to sweat. Yes, this was suppose to be the most interesting and most preserved Sicilian village in Sicily, but this looked more like it was bordering on the slums of Sicily, instead. Oh lord, what had I done this time. Lloyd parked the car amidst ruined block homes ...
Back in Cefalù
Dogs bark and a cockerel crows to wake us early. From our distance, we can't see the previous night's fire damage but the acrid scent of singed ground is on the air. Terre di Himera is smack in the middle of the countryside but it's too far to walk to the Madonie park and its pretty hill villages.
Fabrizio, our co-host rescues ...
Agrigento Archaeological Museum to Terre di Himere
... to watch the 'show'.
Dinner was wonderful. Maria has built up a reputation during her first year of business, for her traditional Sicilian cooking. Tonight she lays on a full four-course dinner, with four antipasti and a choice of digestifs – including fresh pasta with courgette, lemon sorbet and a sweet local wine. The choice of Sicilian wines was also impressive. This is truly a foodie retreat.
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
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