BY GIOVANNA MELA
Photography: Scott Wylie- Flickr / Tommie Hansen - Flickr
On the other side – the east coast, Taormina dominates the island. It is a very small and old city with an extraordinary seaside landscape and a famous ancient theatre built by the Greeks where concerts are often played. Ragusa, on the south coast, is a UNESCO sites and famous because of its historic part - Ragusa Ibla, where San Giorgio's Cathedral is located. It is also known for the beautiful beaches in the small towns nearby; for example Marina di Ragusa, whose crystal clear water and lively nightlife are the main tourist attractions.
Other tourist destinations include the river Alcantara and its park - where tourists can relax and sunbathe, the Volcano Etna - the tallest active volcano in Europe which offers routes for tourists to go climbing, and the Valle dei Templi in Agrigento - spectacular ancient Greek temples regarded as national monuments in Italy.
There is so much more to be said for Sicily than can be covered here, so go and discover it for yourself! What are you waiting for?
Sicily gives you the possibility to enjoy both the mountains and the beaches: an opportunity to relax and discover new places at the same time
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