The northeast of Sicily can’t help but be dominated by Mount Etna, although the region also consists of three mountain ranges, a group of islands with another active volcano, and two of Sicily’s largest cities. Parts of this area have been devastated by wars, earthquakes, tidal waves and lava flows, but the land and the people that live on it come back after each ordeal, heartier and more steadfast. Perhaps that is why people here celebrate feast days of their patron saints with so much fervour. High up in the hills and peaks of the Nebrodi and Madonie mountains, it often seems like nothing has changed for eons – the same castles that safeguarded the royal passageways of the interior now stand guard over modern autostrada.
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Extremely good Ristorante in Taormina, they serve the best Tiramisu and White Chocolate Moose!
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A must see!! I was recommended to see this place by my Sicilian friends and wasn't disappointed by the beautiful city.
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The vineyards on the slopes of Mount Etna, between Taormina and Catania, are an amazing view! If you're driving, you can have a great day out going to the top of the Volcano and on the way down, stop by the vineyards (Agriturismo) and have a lovely lunch with the local wine, which is also very nice and cheap! :)
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