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The new full-color Rough Guide to Sicily is the ultimate travel guide to the Mediterraneans most captivating island. Discover the highlights of Sicily through stunning photography, color-coded street maps, and detailed listings of hotels, B&Bs, campsites, restaurants, cafEs, and bars. Climb the active volcanoes of Etna, Stromboli, and Vulcano and see the ancient Greek temples of Agrigento, Segesta, and Selinunte. Laze on unspoiled beaches, dive the waters of Ustica and the aeolian islands, and see the worlds first bikinis in a mosaic at the Roman Villa of Piazza Armerina. Sample the street food of Palermo, shop at the markets of Catania, visit the island city of Siracusa, and follow in the footsteps of TV detective Montalbano to the glorious Baroque towns of the Val di Noto. Make the most of your time with The Rough Guide to Sicily. Now available in ePub format. Read more...

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This eBook contains material published in print inMay 2014 in the ninth edition of The Rough Guide toSicily by

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CREATIVE TEAM Contributor: Ros Belford Editor: Polly Thomas Layout: Pradeep Thapliyal Cartography: Ashutosh Bharti Picture Editor:Rhiannon Furbear-Williams Proofreader: Jan McCann ManagingEditor: Monica Woods Assistant Editor: Dipika DasguptaProduction: Charlotte Cade Cover Design: Nicole Newman, Rhiannon Furbear-Williams, Pradeep Thapliyal Editorial Assistant: Olivia Rawes, Rebecca Hallett Senior Pre-press Designer: Dan May Programme manager: Helen Blount Publisher: Joanna Kirby

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The publishers and authors have done their best toensure the accuracy and currency of all the information in The RoughGuide to Sicily, however, they can accept no responsibility forany loss, injury, or inconvenience sustained by any traveller as a result ofinformation or advice contained in the guide.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Ros Belford co-authored the first edition of thisguide, and has since written and broadcasted extensively about Italy and theMediterranean. She has two daughters and spends as much time as she can on theAoelian island of Salina.

Acknowledgements

Ros Belford: On Salina, thanks to Emma, Gaetano, Max,Ilana, Chiara, Alex, Corallina and Ondina Zangari; to Giulia Profeti for asummer retreat in Valdichiesa; to Franco the bus driver for being the anima diSalina and making every day start well; to Pela for extraordinary insights; toAnnamaria and Nico for a magical night on the mountain; and to the Costa familyfor letting Paolo Noce exist. To Melo, Liviana, Silvana and Alessandra forletting me make Il Gambero my office the week theinternet died; to Giorgia, Katerina, Elena and Cristiana for nine summers in thepiazza; and to Pina for moral support, sunset chasing and making siliconejellyfish. Elsewhere in Sicily, thanks to Franco Masera for showing me thefootpaths of Filicudi; to Michele Gallo for an amazing tour of Porto Empedocle;to Antonio Sarnari and the artists of Il Gruppo di Scicli for an unforgettableweekend; to the Missione Amici dei Santi Angeli for an extraordinaryopportunity; and to Sarah Milthorpe, Hannah Milthorpe and Seby and Silvia atBlu in Ortigia for aperitivi, moral support andtrips to the beach and Lidl. Most of all to Ismene, Juno and Giovanni.

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