by Kathryn Burrington | Jan 12, 2019 | Art & Architecture, Italy, Popular, Sicily
As I a gaze upwards and my eyes drink in the colourful fresco above me, I notice a large brush stroke that looks out of place. My guide explains that this is the last fresco painted by Olivio Sòzzi, a prolific artist whose work adorns many churches and monasteries in...
by Kathryn Burrington | Jul 10, 2015 | Europe, Food and Drink, Italy, People, Popular, Sicily, Sustainable Tourism
Sicily is a land of many cultures, civilisations that have come and gone. Mount Etna. Delicious golden balls of arancini. Greek temples, Roman ruins and Baroque Cathedrals. Scenes from the Godfather. Inspector Montalbano. Sunshine. Lashings and lashings of sunshine....
