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A Guide to Syracuse: Ortigia, the Greeks, and the Ionian Sea

Il Team Seesily

Founded by the Greeks and celebrated by Cicero, Syracuse holds millennia of history among timeless temples and theatres. Ortigia, its ancient island, is a labyrinth of baroque alleyways and the scent of orange blossom that seems to stop time itself. And then there is the sea — the most beautiful in Sicily — embracing everything with a golden, unrepeatable light.

The Palermo Cathedral illuminated at sunset, with palm trees and the lively square in the foreground

October 26, 2026

A Guide to Palermo: Art, Markets, Street Food and Authentic Sicily

Il Team Seesily

Palermo is a city that overwhelms the senses: a labyrinth of Arab-Norman alleyways, noisy and fragrant markets, and one of Italy's richest street food traditions. From the majestic Cappella Palatina to the steaming stalls of Ballarò, Sicily's capital holds centuries of history woven together by Arab, Norman, Byzantine and Spanish cultures. This guide takes you to discover the most authentic Palermo: UNESCO monuments, legendary street food, outstanding museums and the secrets of each neighbourhood.

The Strait of Messina at dawn seen from the waterfront, with the Calabrian coast in the background

October 21, 2026

Guide to Messina: the Strait, Hidden Treasures, Authentic Flavours

Il Team Seesily

Messina is far more than a simple transit port: overlooking the Strait that separates Sicily from Calabria, it holds a thousand-year history, extraordinary resilience, and an authentic soul waiting to be discovered. From the masterpieces of the Cathedral to the largest astronomical clock in the world, from the intense flavours of swordfish alla messinese to the lagoons of Ganzirri, this city surprises those who take the time to truly explore it. Let yourself be won over by Messina: the gateway to eastern Sicily that never ceases to amaze.

The Castello di Lombardia in Enna, one of the largest medieval castles in Sicily, with the Sicilian landscape in the background at sunset.

October 16, 2026

Guide to Enna: Sicily's Navel of Castles, Lakes & Views

Il Team Seesily

Enna, Sicily's highest provincial capital, rises like a solitary sentinel at the very centre of the island, earning its nickname 'the navel of Sicily'. From imposing medieval castles to a lake steeped in the myth of Persephone and panoramas that sweep across the entire island, this authentic, crowd-free city holds a rare and unspoiled charm. Discovering Enna means diving into the deepest, most secret heart of Sicily.

Panoramic view of Ragusa Ibla at sunset with the Cathedral of San Giorgio in the background

October 11, 2026

Guide to Ragusa: Discovering Ragusa Ibla and Sicilian Baroque

Il Team Seesily

Ragusa is a double city, suspended between sky and stone: on one side the lively Ragusa Superiore, on the other the magnificent Ragusa Ibla, a baroque jewel nestled among the Iblean valleys. Strolling through its golden alleyways, admiring the Cathedral of San Giorgio rising above Piazza del Duomo, and losing yourself among noble palaces and silent gardens is an experience that stays with you forever. This guide takes you on a journey to discover every corner of one of Sicily's most beautiful and surprising cities.

The Temple of Concordia in the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento, with almond trees in bloom in the foreground and a Mediterranean blue sky in the background.

October 6, 2026

Agrigento Guide: Valley of the Temples & Everything You Need to Know

Il Team Seesily

Agrigento is one of Sicily's most captivating destinations, home to one of the most extraordinary legacies of ancient Greek civilisation: the Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a timeless wonder. In this complete guide you'll discover the temples, the historic centre, the beaches, the surrounding natural landscapes, and everything you need to know to make the most of your visit. Let yourself be won over by a city that tells three thousand years of history amid silver olive groves and breathtaking sunsets.

Trapani salt flats at golden hour with traditional white windmills reflected in pink-tinted water

October 1, 2026

Guide to Trapani: what to see, where to eat and how to get around

Il Team Seesily

Trapani is one of the most authentic gems of western Sicily: a sickle-shaped promontory overlooking the Mediterranean, surrounded by pink salt flats, a baroque historic centre and the crystal-clear waters of the Egadi Islands. In this guide you'll discover the must-see sights, the extraordinary cuisine — from fish couscous to Trapanese pesto — and all the practical tips you need to make the most of the city. Let yourself be won over by Trapani: a destination that blends millennia of history, unspoilt nature and unforgettable flavours.

Aerial view of Catania with Piazza del Duomo and Mount Etna in the background at sunset

September 26, 2026

Weekend in Catania: 5 Must-See Stops

Seesily

Catania is a city that surprises at every turn, with baroque monuments, vibrant markets and the majestic presence of Mount Etna. In this itinerary we guide you through the 5 must-see stops for an unforgettable weekend in the heart of eastern Sicily. Get ready to discover flavours, history and landscapes that will leave you breathless.

September 24, 2026

Palermo: Tips and Must-Sees for an Unforgettable Trip

Il Team Seesily

Street food, Arab-Norman monuments, vibrant markets and hidden alleys: here are the essential tips and must-see spots to make the most of your trip to Palermo.

March 24, 2026

What to see in Enna (and around) in 2 days

Seesily

March 22, 2026

A Weekend in Syracuse: 5 Must-See Stops

Il Team Seesily

A weekend in Syracuse amidst millennial history, Greek myths, and Sicilian flavors. Here are the 5 unmissable stops to experience the city and the island of Ortigia at their best.

Piazza del Duomo in Catania featuring the Elephant Fountain with Mount Etna in the background

March 20, 2026

Catania in 2026: Practical Tips for the Ultimate Visit

Il Team Seesily

Catania is the gateway to Eastern Sicily: UNESCO Baroque architecture, a vibrant fish market, Mount Etna at your fingertips, and a rapidly evolving culinary scene. Here is everything you need to know to visit in 2026.