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Top things to do in Sicily with teenagers

July 18, 2019 by Izzy Schifano Leave a Comment

Piazza, Palermo, Sicily. Copyright Gretta Schifano

As a family, we love Sicily, and it’s not just because half our ancestors come from there. The “ball” being kicked by mainland Italy’s “boot”, Sicily has so much to offer and also feels very different to the mainland. If you’ve visited Italy before, Sicily will be familiar but will also feel very different to […]

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Categories: Italy, Teens
Tags: Agrigento, Cefalù, Mount Etna, Palermo, Syracuse

Palermo street food tour

July 31, 2014 by Gretta Schifano 8 Comments

Palermo street food tour. Copyright Gretta Schifano

‘Mum, I could eat these for every meal.’ We’re in the back streets of Palermo in Sicily and my 11 year-old son has just had his first taste of arancini, a popular Sicilian dish. Arancini are fried rice balls which are stuffed with ragù sauce and peas or mozzarella and ham and which my husband […]

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Categories: City, Italy
Tags: City tour, food tour, Palermo, Sicily

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