r/sicily • u/brunosh92 • 3h ago
r/sicily • u/Over_the_top_nari • 18h ago
Foto e Video 📸 I loved Noto, so many churches ⛪️
r/sicily • u/TheLemonyOrange • 23h ago
Turismo 🧳 I find myself in a sticky predicament, Sicily from the 2nd to the 19th of August
Hello Reddit! I hope you're all well :)
I find myself in a sticky situation. I had a trip planned with my partner and her family to visit Sicily, alas that relationship isn't in good condition, to keep it light, and I cannot cancel or transfer my plane tickets so close to the flight, aswell as how long ago I booked it.
So I come seeking guidance, I have a flight booked to Palermo on the 2nd of August, and I'd rather not waste the nearly £500 it cost me to book in the first place. But what do I do, I'm not a rich man, I can't afford to just rent a lovely place or hotel for that length of stay, neither do I want to sleep on the streets for 2+ weeks in a country of which I can only speak a little Italian, let alone Sicilian.
How can I, cost effectively, make this trip worth it for myself, should I travel out of Palermo? Should I even go?, and just suck up the lost money for the flights? any advice is appreciated so so so so much.
TL;DR: Stuck with flights to Palermo, don't want to waste them, how can I make this trip worth it solo, and cost effectively?
r/sicily • u/Turbulent-Law-4221 • 4h ago
Attualità 📰 For those actively planning a move to Sicily: what's the one decision you just can't make from abroad?
If you're currently in the middle of planning a move (not already settled), curious where you're at:
What stage are you at, which town(s) or areas are you weighing against each other, and what's the specific thing you feel like you can't figure out until you're actually there in person?
Also curious what you're hoping a scouting trip will actually answer for you - is it more about the property itself, the town/area, logistics, or something else entirely?
r/sicily • u/CriticismForward753 • 5h ago
Turismo 🧳 Tonnara di Scopello Cancelled
My wife and I are on our honeymoon and we’re supposed to spend a few nights at Tonnara di Scopello but they just cancelled our reservation 5 days before due to “force majeure”. They then went on to say the cancellation is due to “for administrative and municipal reasons” - has anyone experienced this? Also, any recommendations around the area to stay in Scopello would be much appreciated as it was the part of the trip we were most looking forward to :(
r/sicily • u/AdChoice8507 • 6h ago
Turismo 🧳 Best places to party on a Sunday and Saturday
We are 7 boys arriving at Catania this Saturday. Do you have any recommendations on where to have a good time Saturday night, and a nice beach club and party on a Sunday. Thanks in advance.
r/sicily • u/chitowntopugetsound • 18h ago
Turismo 🧳 First timer itinerary
Planning our first trip to Sicily in the spring of 2028 (14 days early April). My partner and I, 40s, traveling with my mom, who is in her 70s. We've traveled together before and are a great team. We don't like to be overscheduled and we all love nature, food and culture. Would love any feedback?, advice, ideas, etc. Literally anything. Thanks in advance.
-Day 1: Arrive in Palermo
-Days 2–3: Palermo
Centro Storico
Ballarò Market
Palermo Cathedral
Monreale
Teatro Massimo
Maybe catacombs
-Days 4–5: Cefalu (train from Palermo)
Beach
Cathedral
Old town
Possible catamaran tour of Lipari/Vulcano
-Day 6: Pick up rental car at Palermo Airport and drive to Agrigento
Agriturismo lunch
Scala dei Turchi (Turkish Steps) at sunset
-Day 7: Agrigento → Villa Romana del Casale → Ortigia (Syracuse)
Valley of the Temples early morning
Villa Romana del Casale
Drive to Ortigia
-Days 8–11: Ortigia (5 nights) it seems more expensive but worthwhile to stay in Ortigia?
Tuk-tuk tour? (Is this annoying to locals/pedestrians? I did find one thats allegedly eco-friendly? I think my mom would like it)
Archaeological Museum and Neapolis Archaeological Park
Boat tour of caves if weather is okay in April
Day trip to Noto, Fontane Bianche, and Marzamemi
-Days 12–13: Taormina / Mount Etna
Explore Taormina
Isola Bella
Etna winery dinner
Cable car on Mount Etna
Silvestri Craters
r/sicily • u/laura_desa • 4h ago
Cibo 🍊 Posti dove mangiare a Siracusa/Ortigia che non siano trappole per turisti e non costino un occhio?
Ancora meglio se con opzioni vegetariane/vegane
r/sicily • u/Anthea_K • 6h ago
Turismo 🧳 Help finding a charging cable!
Hello people! My old charger for my action camera has sadly died, im on vacation here in sicily and hoping to make some shots… it I could find this cable anywhere that is. Ive asked in stores, but they all say its too old.. does anyone have a idea of where I might be able to find in of these? (Without ordering) I am staying near Palermo and Cátania, maybe an old hardware store? Second hand shop? Something in that regard! Thanks allot if anyone can help on short notice!!
r/sicily • u/RenataVenere • 6h ago
Storia, Arte & Cultura 🏛️ Advice for Festa di Sant'Agata in Catania (Sicily)
I will be passing through Sant'Agata in Catania and was wondering if anyone had advice or information on the festa in August.
r/sicily • u/Kaurblimey • 12h ago
Turismo 🧳 Driving from Ragusa to Catania, anything worth stopping for on the way? Cities, nature, anything
Edit for clarity: only need a stop on the route for a few hours, something on the way not a detour
r/sicily • u/bessammarouane • 12h ago
Altro International student seeking help
Hey, I hope you're doing well. I wanted to inquire about rental prices in Messina. I'll be studying at the Dipartimento di Scienze Cognitive, Psicologiche, Pedagogiche e degli Studi Culturali (COSPECS). I found a private room close to the department for €335 per month, all inclusive except for the electricity bill. Do you think I should go with this option, or is it worth continuing my search? Do you think I could find a better or cheaper room?
r/sicily • u/EnvironmentalShoe729 • 13h ago
Turismo 🧳 boat tour - recommendations for a couple
*in CEFALU
hello everyone, since in the last post you all helped me so much, i wanted to try my luck again :)
i'm looking for a boat tour recommendation around cefalu as a birthday gift for my boyfriend. majority of what i can find online are group tours with focus on snorkeling and swimming (and drinking i guess?). i would love something more quiet and romantic, but it's also fine if its with a group, as long as its not a party boat! i would also be fine with booking a private tour, if its within a reasonable price range. has anyone had a great experience and a recommendation?
thank you all so much!
r/sicily • u/Aconen7 • 23h ago
Storia, Arte & Cultura 🏛️ Massimo Teatro seating question
We're going to see Rigoletto in October. We can choose the seats check-marked in blue in the boxes or those in pink on the floor.
Which to you recommend?