The international press never ceases to praise Sicily and its beauty, its pristine beaches, its history that always offers new suggestions.
The latest recognition comes from Travel + Leisure’s Worlds Best Awards, one of the most important travel magazines, which crown Sicily as the 11th of 20 Best Islands in Europe. The list also includes Ischia, Crete, Cyprus, Santorini, Corfu.
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The added value of being part of this list is given by the fact that it is the readers of the magazine who, with hundreds of preferences, have given their personal contribution to the ranking that combines fabulous food, splendid views and the wonder of places rich in history.
Italy, as we know, is a wonderful place, and in fact the ranking opens with Ischia in first place. Readers, write on Travel + Leisure, are enchanted not only by the context, but also by the all-Italian hospitality.
Returning to Sicily, the island is celebrated by a splendid photo that portrays the main square of Noto, in the province of Syracuse. A place that always remains imprinted in the minds of those who have had the good fortune to come to those parts. In particular, the history that permeates every corner of the island captures the attention of tourists.
«Sicily awaits the intrepid and prepared traveler with incredibly pristine beaches, Greek ruins and fabulous architecture from the late Middle Ages and the period of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies».
An evaluation that does not make a turn and that describes well one aspect of the thousand shades that push those who come here to come back again.
It hasn’t been long since the same magazine put pen to paper “The ten reasons to visit Sicily on your next trip to Italy”.
If for many years, they write, Rome, Venice, Florence and Milan have attracted tourists from all over the world, now Sicily is also taken into consideration and recognized for what it has to offer.
Among the essential reasons, of course, delicious food, visits to archaeological sites, lush beaches, complex wines cannot be missing. And again the places rich in culture and traditions and, once again, hospitality.
