Visit the Mediterranean’s largest island to relive moments from White Lotus, taste wine atop Mount Etna, and explore the birthplace of traditional Italian foods, including cannoli.

Palermo is located on the northwest coast of Sicily. If you look at Italy as a boot ... the perfect place for a slice of ...

Built by the Normans beginning 1184, the Palermo Cathedral is a must-see for the many architectural styles incorporated into its façade. Altered throughout the centuries since its inception ...

Since Sicily is surrounded by water, you can travel by ferry, as well, though service may be limited in the winter months. You can fly into Sicily via three airports, including Palermo Falcone ...

Francesco Lastrucci for The New York Times See eclectic art in a palace Palazzo Butera is Palermo’s most exciting cultural newcomer, located next to the port. The private art museum opened in ...

But what really makes this book stand out is the heart and soul poured into it by its author, Jo Piazza ... apart from the rest of Italy. Jo's travels through Sicily not only enriched the book ...