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Categories of Sicilian Products

Sicilian Fashion and Jewelry

Sciacca coral, lava stone, and linen garments: the island’s style, handpicked for you. Explore the entire category →

Authentic Sicilian Food

Almond paste, orange blossom honey, and artisanal preserves, straight from the producer. Explore the entire category →

Handicrafts and Ceramics Made in Sicily

Caltagirone ceramics, puppets, and items still handmade today, workshop by workshop. Explore the entire category →

Sicily’s Natural Beauty

Prickly pear, almonds, and citrus fruits: artisanal cosmetics born from the island’s sunshine. Explore the entire category →

Sicily in Writing

Myths, legends, and novels set on the island, written by Sicilian publishers and authors. Explore the entire category →

Souvenirs to Take Home

Teste di Moro, coffee, and lava stone jewelry: an authentic memento of Sicily. Explore the entire category →

Experience Sicily Like a Local

Boat tours, dinners with local chefs, and excursions organized by those who know the island. Explore the entire category →

Wines and Beverages of the Island

Nero d’Avola, Etna wines, and craft beers—from large wineries to small producers. Explore the entire category →

Our Favorite Things About Sicily

  • Avola, the city of almonds and wine

    Avola, the city of almonds and wine

    Known the world over for its almonds and fine wine, Avola is a wonderful town to visit. Located on the southeastern coast of Sicily, the town of Avola lies right between Syracuse and Noto. Rebuilt almost entirely after the terrible earthquake of 1693 that devastated the entire Val di Noto,...

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  • Marzipan, a must for Sicilian pastries

    Marzipan, a must for Sicilian pastries

    Sweet, with a unique taste that smells of festivity and an unmistakable aroma: marzipan is a popular and extremely well-known confectionery product in Sicily. This preparation, made from sugar and almond flour, finds its greatest expression on the island in the garish Frutta Martorana. Marzipan is very famous in Sicily but is also widespread in other regions...

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  • Jacopo da Lentini and the poetics of the Sicilian School.

    Jacopo da Lentini and the poetics of the Sicilian School.

    "Amore è uno desio che ven da core/ per abondanza di gran piacimento;/ e li occhi in prima generan l'amore/ e lo core li dà nutricamento..." is the incipit of one of the most famous poems by Jacopo da Lentini, one of the main exponents of the Sicilian School, who is also considered the father of the sonnet. Sicily, in fact, in addition to its beauties...

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  • What to see in Bronte, the city of pistachios

    What to see in Bronte, the city of pistachios

    Bronte is a charming town in the province of Catania and is world-famous for its pistachio production. Sicily’s “green gold,” in fact, is a specialty unique to this area. So if you’re a pistachio lover, you simply must plan a trip to Bronte as soon as possible!

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  • Christmas in Sicily: typical sweets to taste

    Christmas in Sicily: typical sweets to taste

    Christmas is approaching: the streets are beginning to be festively decorated, children are getting ready to write their little letters to Santa Claus, and people are beginning to think about what to give their loved ones as gifts. The holiday season is synonymous with family, home, and tradition, but also with tables laid, overflowing with numerous delicacies. In addition to the classics of Sicilian pastries,...

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  • What to see in Caltagirone, the city of ceramics

    What to see in Caltagirone, the city of ceramics

    In the province of Catania is the beautiful city of Caltagirone, world-famous for its incredible ceramics. Stretching between the Erei Mountains, between the eastern and central parts of the island, Caltagirone is one of the largest urban centers in the Sicilian hinterland. The city's historic center, due to its peculiar beauty and characterized by the style...

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