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“Emblème du style Liberty Palermitain durant la Belle Epoque, ce café a réouvert ses portes récemment. ”

“Magnifiques plages et un très belle reserve naturelle, à voir absolument...”

“Multicultural, historical, sunny town! And if you wish to stay longer do not miss: "Design exclusive charming penthouse 2-7 guests, best central flat also for 2 guests!”

“For anyone holidaying in the southeast of Sicily, one place that really shouldn’t be missed, is the Vendicari Nature Reserve. There are many reasons for this assertion, none more convincing than the fact that its beautiful selection of beaches are amongst the least frequented in Sicily……at least by humans. Situated on the southern-most part of Sicily’s east coast, Vendicari is a mixture of lagoons (pantano), sand dunes, rocky coastlines, and sandy beaches. It was instituted in 1984 and is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna. The high salinity of the ground provides an ideal habitat for Mediterranean maquis, herbs such as thyme and rosemary and other prickly customers such as juniper bushes.”

“Site classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO dans un état de conservation exceptionnel.”

“The highest active volcano in Europe, is from today, "World Heritage of Humanity" or rather "Natural Heritage of Humanity". The UNESCO Executive Committee meeting in Phnom Penh (Cambodia) to decide to register 31 places of natural or artificial interest in its list has officially included Etna in the list of sites considered "World Heritage Sites" as " One of the most emblematic and active volcanoes in the world with "one of the longest documented volcanism stories in the world" for over 2,700 years. This is the Etna according to the Unesco that, gathered in its annual session in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh again emphasized as "The craters of the summit, the cones of ash, the lava flows and caves and the depression of the Valle del Bove make it a privileged destination for research and education ". UNESCO recognizes that "its notoriety, its scientific importance and its cultural and pedagogical values ​​are of global importance". According to the Ministry of the Environment it is "an important result that recognizes the uniqueness of the Italian natural heritage, the value of national conservation policies and the work carried out in recent years by the Etna Park and the Ministry of the Environment, which in January 2012 he sponsored the nomination. The Unesco recognition, as has already happened recently with the Dolomites, is an opportunity for our country to combine environmental protection with the enhancement of the territory, thus investing in sustainable development, the road we must take ". So far 962 sites have been registered in 157 countries. Among the sites that have requested admission for their "exceptional universal value". Etna is the fourth Italian world heritage registered for natural criteria, after the Aeolian Islands, Mount San Giorgio and the Dolomites. Le plus haut volcan actif d'Europe est aujourd'hui "patrimoine mondial de l'humanité" ou plutôt "patrimoine naturel de l'humanité". Le Comité exécutif de l'UNESCO réuni à Phnom Penh (Cambodge) pour décider d'enregistrer 31 lieux d'intérêt naturel ou artificiel sur sa liste a officiellement inscrit Etna sur la liste des sites considérés comme "sites du patrimoine mondial". L'un des volcans les plus emblématiques et les plus actifs au monde, avec «l'un des récits de volcanisme documentés les plus anciens au monde» depuis plus de 2 700 ans. C’est l’Etna selon l’Unesco qui, réunie lors de sa session annuelle dans la capitale cambodgienne, Phnom Penh a souligné à nouveau que "les cratères du sommet, les cônes de cendres, les coulées de lave et les grottes et la dépression de la Valle del Bove en faire une destination privilégiée pour la recherche et l’éducation ". L'UNESCO reconnaît que "sa notoriété, son importance scientifique et ses valeurs culturelles et pédagogiques revêtent une importance mondiale". Selon le ministère de l'Environnement, c'est "un résultat important qui reconnaît le caractère unique du patrimoine naturel italien, la valeur des politiques nationales de conservation et les travaux menés au cours des dernières années par le parc de l'Etna et le ministère de l'Environnement, qui en janvier 2012, il a parrainé la nomination. La reconnaissance par l’Unesco, comme cela a déjà été le cas pour les Dolomites, est une occasion pour notre pays de combiner protection de l’environnement et mise en valeur du territoire, investissant ainsi dans le développement durable, la voie à suivre ". À ce jour, 962 sites ont été enregistrés dans 157 pays. Parmi les sites qui ont demandé l'admission pour leur "valeur universelle exceptionnelle". L'Etna est le quatrième patrimoine mondial italien inscrit pour les critères naturels, après les îles Éoliennes, le mont San Giorgio et les Dolomites.”

“Situated on a small island (Ortigia), the ancient city center of Syracusa is simply stunning! In addition to the ancient city, the archaeological park is a noteworty site to see!”

“A beautiful place, savage, pristine nature! It's better to go there in spring or in autumn, the walk is a little bit hard when it's hot weather.”

“Le Théâtre de Taormina, commencé au IIIᵉ siècle av. J.-C., est situé dans l'ancienne cité grecque, puis romaine, de Tauromenion, en Sicile.”

“La plage de Palerme , à ne pas manquer. Depuis la place Politeama prenez le bus 806”

“Somptueux vestiges gréco-romains. Théâtre, bains et grottes seront au menus de votre visite. ”

“ Il Teatro Politeama Garibaldi (con la parola Politeama si intende un generico teatro dove si danno rappresentazioni di vario genere, e pertanto è improprio utilizzarla per riferirsi nello specifico a detto Teatro) si trova sulla Piazza Ruggero Settimo (a sua volta usualmente denominata Piazza Politeama) al centro di Palermo. / The Politeama Garibaldi Theater ( the word Politeama means a generic theater where different kinds of performances so therefore it is improper to use it to refer specifically to the Theater) is located on Piazza Ruggero Settimo (in its usually called Piazza Politeama) in the center of Palermo. The name comes from the Greek "πολι" (many) and "θέαοαμαι" (look, watch).”

“Une des églises les plus prestigieuses du complexe de la Martorana avec des fresques de W.Borremans et des mosaiques byzantines.”

“The temple of Segesta is a stunning building totally immersed in the nature surrounded by a canyon from one side and hill with the old Segestan open Theatre on tophigh level of spiritua”

“Running the length of Via Sant'Agostino, Capo's street market is a seething mass of colourful activity during the day, with vendors peddling fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, cheese and household goods of every description.”