Condé Nast TravelerJan 12, 202616 Best Restaurants in Sicily for Mount Etna Sunsets, Local Wine, and Next-Level Street FoodFrom Michelin-starred restaurants to underrated scenic supper spots, these are the must-visit restaurants in Sicily.15 things in this storyDuomoRestauranttwo-Michelin star restaurantElsewhereLa MadiaRestaurantAgrigento, Italytwo Michelin-starred tasting menu jointPalazzo Previtera Kitchen & BarRestaurantLinguaglossa, Italyintriguing blend of Japanese and Mediterranean cuisineCasa DiodorosRestaurantAgrigento, Italyfamily-run restaurant and cooking schoolTemple of ConcordiaSightAgrigento, Italybeautifully preserved Roman templeLocanda NerelloRestaurantEtna, Italyboutique hotel restaurantMonaci Delle Terre NereHotelEtna, Italybucolic wine estate and baronial houseNormaRestaurantNoto, Italybistrot with locavore foodZash Boutique Hotel and SpaHotelEtna, Italyhotel with a Michelin star restaurantRistorante Locanda Don SerafinoRestaurantRagusa Ibla, Italyrestaurant in a vaulted caveOtto GelengRestaurantTaormina, Italyrestaurant on a bougainvillea-smothered terraceBelmond Grand Hotel TimeoHotelTaormina, Italygrande dame hotelHostaria San PietroRestaurantTrapani, Italyseafood couscousHotel SignumHotelSalina, Italyfamily-run boutique hotelIl CarrettoRestaurantCefalù, Italyauthentic neighborhood trattoriaRead the full piece at Condé Nast Traveler →
Condé Nast TravelerJan 1017 Best Things to Do in Sicily, the Melting Pot of the MediterraneanFrom the remnants of ancient civilizations to the sweet-smelling street food spots to know about, these are the best things to do in Sicily.19 things in this storyCaffè SiciliaRestaurantNoto, ItalyLegendary coffee spot for Sicilian coffee pilgrimages.Antica Dolceria BonajutoRestaurantModica, ItalySicily’s oldest chocolate factory, offering dark, rich chocolate.Scala dei TurchiSightRealmonte, ItalyGeological head-turner with rippled formation and moonscape appeal.Aeolian IslandsNeighborhoodLipari, ItalyEvocative, volcanic islands off the northeast coast.Aggean IslandsNeighborhoodPalermo, ItalyIslands with pebbled beaches and impossibly blue plunge spots.La Foresteria PlanetaHotelMenfi, ItalyStay near Menfi for rigorous wine assessment.Monaci Delle Terre NereHotelRandazzo, ItalyReimagined aristocratic villa and winery at Mount Etna's foot.Rifugio SapienzaPlaceNicolosi, ItalyBase for hiring guides to hike Mount Etna's southern side.Zash Country Boutique Hotel and SpaHotelRiposto, ItalyReimagined Palmento smothered in citrus trees.Palazzo PreviteraHotelLinguaglossa, ItalyGuesthouse retaining unkempt charm with wrought iron beds.Corso Umberto INeighborhoodTaormina, ItalyStreet thrumming with boutiques, gelaterias, and cafés.Greek amphitheaterSightTaormina, ItalyFamous second-century amphitheater with stunning views.Belmond Hotel Grand TimeoHotelTaormina, ItalyHotel with glowy lanterns and smooth balustrade terraces.Belmond Villa San’t AndreaHotelTaormina, ItalySister hotel offering country club-style beach set-up.SampiereNeighborhoodIspica, ItalyLungomare di CefalùNeighborhoodCefalù, ItalyBarone di VillagrandePlaceMilo, ItalyBenanti wineryPlaceViagrande, ItalyMount EtnaSightCatania, ItalyRead the full piece at Condé Nast Traveler →