The best Sicilian sights outside the famous top ten sit in three clusters: the Baroque towns of the southeast, the Greek temples of the west, and a few coastal spots
Sicily Attractions Beyond the Top 10: Noto, Erice and More Read more
The best activities in Sicily are a guided walk on Mount Etna, a hydrofoil trip to the Aeolian Islands, a cooking class, a morning at a fish market, a wine
Things to Do in Sicily: Etna, Island Hopping and Cooking Read more
The best way to see Sicily in 7 to 10 days is a one-way loop: fly into Palermo, drive clockwise through the west, south and southeast, and fly home from
Sicily Itinerary: 10 Days by Car from Palermo to Catania Read more
The best place to stay in Sicily depends on what you plan to do, not on star ratings. Sicily is large, public transport between regions is slow, and a hotel
Where to Stay in Sicily: Hotel Types and Best Bases by Plan Read more
Two days are enough to see Verona’s main sights without rushing. The old town is compact and almost entirely walkable, so a weekend splits neatly into a Roman and market-square
Verona in a Weekend: What to See in Two Days Read more
Three days are enough to see the main sights of Abu Dhabi if you group them by area: Saadiyat Island on day one, the old town and Corniche on day
Abu Dhabi in 3 Days: Itinerary, Mosque Rules and Tips Read more
Gozo works as a long day trip from Malta, but it rewards a night or two even more. The crossing from Ċirkewwa takes about 25 minutes, the island is quieter
Gozo Day Trip or Short Break: What to See and How to Get There Read more
Gozo’s history is easiest to understand on the ground: the oldest layer is the Ġgantija temples in Xagħra, the most layered one is the hilltop Cittadella in Victoria, and most
History of Gozo: Where to See 5,000 Years on the Island Read more
Sicily is large enough that you cannot see all of it in one trip, so the first decision is not what to see but where to base yourself. Pick one
Sicily for First-Time Visitors: Regions, Season, Getting Around Read more
The Grandmaster’s Palace is in Valletta, Malta, not on Rhodes. It is a working government building with a museum side: you walk through the historic state rooms and the Palace
Grandmaster’s Palace Valletta: State Rooms and Armoury Visit Read more
