When I do, I know there's a wildfire somewhere very near," Adriana says. She lives in Terrasini, near Sicily's capital Palermo. It's a beautiful part of the island - all steep hills giving way to ...

4. Caletta di Paternella Beach, Terrasini, Sicily Caletta di Paternella Beach is in Terrasini, Sicily. This secluded beach is accessible only by foot, which makes it a perfect spot for escaping the ...

When I finally got to Terrasini, Sicily, in March 2021, the idea of starting a business seemed overwhelming But as it turns out, it was simple to register as a working consultant. I met with a ...

The lack of rainfall is putting livestock farmers and agricultural producers, vital to Sicily's economy, in a difficult position. “The scarcity of water has compromised the animals' ability to ...

4. Charming Towns and Villages Another perk of visiting Sicily is the chance to experience the charm of its towns and ...

Supported by By Elaine Sciolino Photographs by Leandro Colantoni Reporting from Palermo, Sicily For more than 40 years, the Palazzo Butera stood unloved and unsellable above the Gulf of Palermo ...

The BBC's Mark Lowen in Sicily on the rapid chain of events in the middle of the night that left seven dead and is dumbfounding experts. Authorities now believe a localised, powerful wind known as ...

Strictly's Anton du Beke and Giovanni Pernice head off on a sun-soaked adventure. Expect breathtaking sights, bromance and sublime Sicilian cuisine - and maybe even a tango or two.

For the most current and accurate information it’s recommended to check official government sources. You will need insurance to rent a car in Sicily, but you wont necessarily need ‘extra’ insurance.

The best way to get around Sicily is by train, as it allows you to quickly and affordably get from the island's various cities while still enjoying the scenery. Be sure to validate your ticket ...