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Beyond the cries of traders and the crowd of people, the so-called ‘caves’ are hidden within the Church of St. Gaetano, where once martyrs such as Saint Agatha were buried Piazza Carlo Alberto has long been the stage of one of the largest city markets in Sicil... More »
Under the plaster of a seventeenth-century building in Ballarò, lies a room with the following Arabic inscription: «Whatever God wants, it will happen. Whatever He doesn’t, will not» Most of us must have certainly renovated their home at least once in their li... More »
The church of San Domenico, in the province of Trapani, houses a work belonging to the style of Sicilian Mannerism, and it is the first step towards the Baroque of which the Sicilians are always so proud The Sistine Chapel is one of the most famous examples of... More »
Michelangelo, born and raised in a small seaside village in the province of Catania, discovered his homosexuality when he was just a boy. He has never openly addressed the issue with friends and relatives and has a probably out of the question consideration of... More »
It was soaring in the city until the mid-60s. Today, the “Torre Alessi” street remains the only testimony of this singular structure that stood precisely on that portion of territory The main Italian cities can still boast of possessing the highest and most im... More »
About the Church of Blessed Savior, nowadays there is just a chapel where the wooden bust figuring Jesus Christ the Redeemer of the World, made in 1532 according to tradition, is preserved. The holy building, that overlooked the sea, was destroyed during the U... More »
