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Sicily: The Key to Italy
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5 – 16 November, 2026
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Europe’s famous “boot” in the Mediterranean Sea calls for multiple visits for its art alone, to say nothing of its architecture, history, cuisine, mountainous landscapes and geology. The great art cities of Venice, Florence and Rome house some of the world’s most renowned Western art pieces. There is also of course the architecture and enthralling history of Ancient Rome or the archaeological remains of the Lost City of Pompeii in Naples that lie in the shadow of ominous Mount Vesuvius. The southern island of Sicily has more recent tales of volcanic eruptions from Mount Etna – Europe’s tallest active volcano. Inland, vineyards and olive groves are the origin of great Italian wine and olive oil. Rousing seascapes will enchant for their beauty; seabirds can be seen patrolling the ocean waves. All of Italy seems to be about style, passion and artistic expression, making for a truly life-changing experience.

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Italy holds more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than any other country, showcasing its ancient art, architecture, and traditions. You’ll find that small towns honour riposo, a midday rest when shops close, revealing the relaxed Italian pace of life.

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Italian cuisine is a celebration of regional identity. Each area expresses its own traditions and flavours. Tuscany offers earthy soups, olive oil, and handmade pasta. Liguria is known for pesto and sea fresh dishes. Emilia Romagna is the home of Parmigiano Reggiano, balsamic vinegar, and rich ragù. Coastal regions serve delicate seafood while the north highlights risotto and polenta. Meals follow the seasons and are crafted with simplicity and deep respect for ingredients.

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