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great Sicily tour! • Small group size, usually fewer than 16. • Convenient itineraries with just 2 or 3 hotel check-ins. • Tours almost every week. • Good prices because there's no re-seller between you and us. • "Must-see" sights plus a few "secret" ones. • Choice of several tours. • Exceptional tour leaders/guides. • Good hotels and restaurants. • Personalized services like airport pick-up or extra
nights before/after your tour, because our staff of Sicily travel specialists is based in Sicily. •Visit us right now for details, FAQs and
reservations. We also do custom tours, for groups of any size.
Personal Travel in Sicily
Shouldn't your tailor-made vacation be arranged by your own travel expert in Sicily? Sicily Concierge will plan your trip from arrival to departure, whether
it's a one-day excursion or a one-week itinerary. You can expect real travel services from real travel agents. Start dreaming, and visit Sicily Concierge. Castles in the clouds are just the beginning.
The Peoples of Sicily: A Multicultural Legacy. Full of Greeks, Arabs, Normans, Germans
and Jews, the most significant general history of Sicily ever published is about much more than an island in the sun. Can the eclectic
medieval experience of the world's most conquered island be a lesson for our times? Find out as you meet the peoples! (368 pages on acid-free
paper, ebook available) Read more.
Women of Sicily: Saints, Queens & Rebels. Meet a timeless sisterhood of pious Roman
maidens, steadfast Sicilian queens, and a Jewish mother who faced the horrors of the Inquisition. Find an island's feminine soul
in the first book about Sicily's historical women written in English by a Sicilian woman in Sicily. (224 pages on acid-free paper,
ebook available) Read more.
Sicilian Culture Arts, Literature, Music, Dance, Cinema, Cuisine and all things Sicilian
How does one define a people? If we presume to "define" any culture, the
pages linked here are reliable points of reference for Sicily's.
Among this site's "gateway
pages" are some dedicated to history, literature, the arts, food & wine and even the Sicilian
identity. The beauty lies in the fact that so many things overlap. Sicilian
culture is "multi-disciplinary" almost by definition. Sure, you
can easily search this site to find what interests
you, but we know it's possible to lose your way, so we hope that these pages, with their numerous links, will be helpful
in "organizing" your thoughts.
Not that it should be an academic exercise (though we have a page
for students). While this information may seem especially useful if
you're visiting Sicily or seriously studying our island, we suggest that
the culture transcends the place, and that Sicilian culture has had a global
influence - often in subtle ways. Benvenuti in Sicilia!
•Arts and Artists - Links to topics encompassing
everything from painting and sculpture to literature and cinema.
•Sicilian Literature - The best-known novelists,
playwrights, poets and other Sicilian writers, from ancient plays to historic
novels to contemporary erotic fiction.
•Peoples of Sicily - Introduction to the civilizations
that conquered and colonized Sicily.
•History & Biography - Large links page
covering numerous topics, from ancient history and mythology to the modern
era.
•Religions of Sicily - East to West, from mytholoigy
to Catholicism and every movement along the way.
•Arcana - The "invisible" side of Sicilian life: good, bad, ugly.
•Sicilian Food - The art of cookery. Links to dozens
of culinary topics, from street markets to desserts.
•Sicilian Wine - Is wine making an art? We think
so, and in Sicily it's an ancient one.
•Sicilian Identity - If you wanted to be
or become Sicilian, this would be a good place to begin.
•The Two Sicilies - We love Italy, but Sicily
existed as a distinct nation long before 1861 and is still very, well, Sicilian.
Here's why.
•Cities and Towns - This is by no means a
complete list, but the map and links will take you into the realm of the
local.
•Sicilian Regions - Whether its mountains, forests,
coastlines or beaches - or perhaps our resident volcano - that interests
you, this is a good guide.