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The Messina Strait, the famous Greek theatre of Taormina, the archeological sites of Segesta and Selinunte, the marvellous Catania, the unique monastery and temple of Monreale, the picturesque Cefalu and Ragusa are all worth taking a look on the largest island of the Mediterranean Sea. The romantic Sicily, an island very rich in monuments and natural beauties, enchants every visitor. Let us take a walk on the streets of the capital, Palermo, let us refresh ourselves on the beach of Mondello, take a slide in the famous Citta del Mare, and go to the ever-foggy Erice using the cableway. We can enjoy the sicilian blood-oranges, drink a capuccino among the walls of Syracuse, and finally, take a walk to the still active Etna volcano.
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- published: 10 May 2015
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Take a tour of Giovanni Battista Vaccarini in Catania, Italy - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
Catania, Italy is home to a vast array of beautiful architecture in classical, Roman, and Baroque styles.
Among all these buildings is the great Duomo, a building with bold outlines and striking shades of grey.
It is considered to be the best work of the Italian architect Giovanni Battista Vaccarini.
He built many churches and other buildings in the distinctive Sicilian Baroque style, most of them in and around Catania.
The Duomo was completed in 1736 and has one of the most beautiful facades in the city.
While wandering through the streets of Catania, it is not at all uncommon to pass by several of Vaccarini's buildings in the same day.
- published: 19 May 2011
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In due giorni si possono fare molte cose in Sicilia. Potete assaggiare cannoli e granite a Taormina e prendere rilassarvi alla spiaggia di Isola Bella o fare un'escursione sull'Etna.
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- published: 14 Oct 2014
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With around three hundred and twenty thousand inhabitants Catania is the second largest city in Sicily. Its historical significance is clearly visible throughout the city’s magnificent old district that is dominated by Baroque architecture. The city has few monuments that pre date the Baroque Period but it was not wars or battles that were responsible for this but a volcano that towers high above the island and that is located thirty kilometres from Catania: Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano has destroyed this city more than once. On the Ionic Sea in the south east of Sicily is Syracusa that in ancient times was a legendary city state. Greek settlers from Corinth founded the city in 734 B.C. and it soon enjoyed much fame and prosperity. South of Agrigento is the ancient sanctuary of the Valle Dei Templi, the legendary Valley Of Temples. An enchanting area that is more of a plateau than a valley is a truly unique and magical place. Selinunte is one of the largest archaeological sites in Europe. The Selinunte Acropolis, formerly known as Megara Hyblae, was an important building complex and was built in the seventh century B.C. In the immediate surroundings of the Acropolis a small urban centre developed that in later years had a population that numbered tens of thousands.Beneath Monreale Mountain and located on the coast, is Palermo, the capital of Sicily. The city dates back to the eighth century B.C. However, nothing remains of the time when the Phoenicians founded the ancient town of Panormus, Palermo’s predecessor. The former summer residence of the Emir Of Palermo served as the palace of Norman king, Roger The Second. Up until the thirteenth century this luxurious Norman palace was a symbol of the wealth and power of the Normans. With its many fascinating ancient monuments, the remains of the CARTHAGINIANS, GREEKS and ROMANS, and with the glorious heritage of the Middle Ages and the charming influences of both the ARABS and the NORMANS, SICILY is justifiably known as, ‘A Treasure Trove Of History’.
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- published: 10 Jun 2015
- views: 1724
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Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Etna in Sicily, the highest active volcano which can be approached from Europa
Catania.
The highest active volcano, Etna can be approached from Europa Catania the most easily. On the top of the 3, 269-meter mountain is an observatory which watches earthquakes, seaquakes, eruptions and lava killed 10,000 of people throughout the centuries especially in 1169, 1693, 1886, 1910, and 1929. The latest eruption was in 2002. Fortunately, nobody was killed but this still-active volcano can't be approached by cable car or jeep as was possible in the last centuries. The motorway is the continuation of Catania via Ethnia leading us higher and higher among fruit gardens, vineyards, and almond trees. Crosses designate the end of the lava of each eruption. The road leads to Casa Cantoniera at 1882 meters among pine trees and evergreens. From here, we could have gone on by cable car which isn't working at present.
In Europe, there are few active volcanoes and all five can be found in the area of the Mediterranean Sea. The volcano in Santorini in Greece has been inactive for a long time but hasn't stopped activity completely. The other four emits smoke in Italy. Stromboli and Volcano are near Etna alarming the people in the Li-Pari islands belonging to Sicily. Vesuvius which buried Pompey towers over Naples. It's interesting to watch the creative power and vitality of man and nature. On the solid lava and ash, more and more new fruit gardens and vineyards appear every year making us forget the catastrophes.
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- published: 17 Jun 2013
- views: 5251
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and is the most diverse region in Italy,a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures. Throughout the history of Sicily there have been many battles, rulers, cultures and religions. Prior to Roman rule both the Greeks and the Carthagians fought against each other. Later came the Arabs and the Normans. Catania is Sicily’s second largest city and has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. Therefore only a few historical remnants have survived. However, after each disaster the city was rebuilt and the result is a Baroque city dominated by fascinating sights full of character and charm. A devastating earthquake in 1693 destroyed the original town of Noto and left it in ruins. Construction of the new town took almost a hundred years until at end of the eighteenth century most of its buildings had been rebuilt. In addition to the geometrical design of its streets the remarkable architectural harmony of the town has been created by much use of ochre-coloured sandstone. The privately-owned train, the Ferrovia Circumetnea, travels around Mount Etna from Catania to Riposto. A couple of kilometres outside Catania there are vast fertile fields. In the background is the mighty and over three thousand metre high Mount Etna, one of the most active and famous volcanoes in the world. Taormina is situated on a rock high above the Ionic Sea. The Teatro Greco was built out of the stone of Monte Tauro in the third century A.D. and five hundred years later it was enlarged by the Romans for gladiatorial battle. The old town ended at Porta Messina whose medieval palaces and villas have been preserved right up until the present day. A few kilometres from Palermo and set within a beautiful bay is Mondello sheltered by the slopes of Monte Pellegrino that contains a grotto, an altar and a pilgrims church, the Santuario Di Santa Rosalia. Here this fascinating journey comes to an end. Sicily is exquisite, an ancient island of both discovery and pleasure.
- published: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 7268
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and the most diverse region in Italy, a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures.Catania, in the northeast of the island, is Sicily’s second largest city that has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. It is believed that Greek settlers from Chalkidi founded it and some centuries later, it was conquered by the Romans and later, the Arabs brought the city a new wave of prosperity.Noto is a charming town with around 20,000 inhabitants. It is one of the most beautiful enclosed Baroque towns in Sicily. However, many of Noto’s historic buildings have been neglected for many years and are in somewhat less than perfect condition. The Cathedrale Di San Nicolo also fell into disrepair as a result of continued neglect and this caused both its dome and part of its roof to collapse in 1996.A proud and mighty volcano rises above eastern Sicily. Mount Etna, the largest volcano in Europe, is the undisputed ruler of this fascinating Mediterranean island. The snow on the summit region of Etna obscures the fact that deep within the volcano is an unimaginable natural furnace with a temperature of around 1,000 degrees Celsius.Marsala was given its name by the Arabs who called it ‘Marsal-Allah’, ‘God’s Harbor’. The monumental city gate is a reminder of the landing of Giuseppe Garibaldis on the 8th of March, 1860.In the mountain area close to Palermo, another wonderful city featured on our journey, is the picturesque town of Monreale, a townscape that for more than 800 years, has been dominated by a single building. Monreale Cathedral was built due to a struggle for power between the Bishop of Palermo and the Norman King, William.Sicily is exquisite. An ancient island of both discovery and pleasure.
- published: 13 Aug 2013
- views: 1996
Travel video about destination Ferrovia Circumetnea Sicilia in Italy.
Catania is the end of the line for a small railroad that encircles Mount Etna, the Ferrovia Circumetnea. In the heart of Catania various remnants that date back to Roman times indicate the glorious past of the second largest city in Sicily although its origins are far older. The journey around Mount Etna begins in the small and unspectacular station of the privately owned Ferrovia Circumetnea narrow gauge railway. The railroad once travelled to Catania’s harbour and today the line ends in the middle of the city. However, the simplicity of this railroad belies the fact that a journey along it is an absolute must! A couple of kilometres outside Catania there are vast fertile fields. In the background is the mighty and over three thousand metre high Mount Etna, one of the most active and famous volcanoes in the world. The history of the railroad around Mount Etna began at the end of the nineteenth century when it was important that Sicily’s remote cities had ready access to the seaport of Catania.. The journey on the Ferrovia Circumetnea travels through some exceptionally beautiful scenery that contains a number of picturesque farms. The land owes its fertility to Mount Etna as, despite its destructive force, the fertile volcanic ground is ideal for agriculture. Large quantities of carbon dioxide are constantly emitted from Etna’s crater. However, the crater’s white smoke is normally quite harmless. Even though the volcano is active throughout the year eruptions are still relatively rare and the last large eruption was in 2002. Just like a good wine a ride on the Ferrovia Circumetnea improves with age. This must be the most atmospheric way in which to discover the remarkable Mount Etna!
- published: 13 Aug 2013
- views: 1186
Unplug & Explore: Finding a way to enjoy life unplugged one day at a time.
The first Unplug & Explore travel guide by Noni May about Sicily, Italy! Find the best places to unplug and explore in Sicily at http://www.explore.ml
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- published: 02 Jul 2014
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Catania
Catania (Italian: [kaˈtaːnja]) is an Italian city on the east coast of Sicily facing the Ionian Sea, between Messina and Syracuse. It is the capital of the Province of Catania, and is the second-largest city in Sicily, the tenth in Italy, and the hundredth-largest city in the European Union.
Catania is known for its seismic history, having been destroyed by a catastrophic earthquake in 1169, another in 1693, and several volcanic eruptions from the neighboring Mount Etna volcano, the most violent of which was in 1669.
Catania has had a long and eventful history, having been founded in the 8th century BC. In 1434, it witnessed the opening of the first university in Sicily. Then in the 14th century and into the Renaissance period, Catania was one of Italy's most important and flourishing cultural, artistic, and political centers.
Geography
Catania is located on the east coast of the main island of Sicily, at the foot of the Mount Etna.
As observed by Strabo the location of Catania at the foot of Mount Etna was both a source of benefits and of evils. On the one hand, the violent outbursts of the volcano from time to time desolated great parts of the city's territory. On the other, the volcanic ashes produced fertile soil, especially suitable for the growth of vines. (Strab. vi. p. 269.)
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59:39Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
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The Messina Strait, the famous Greek theatre of Taormina, the archeological sites of Segesta and Selinunte, the marvellous Catania, the unique monastery and temple of Monreale, the picturesque Cefalu and Ragusa are all worth taking a look on the largest island of the Mediterranean Sea. The romantic Sicily, an island very rich in monuments and natural beauties, enchants every visitor. Let us take a walk on the streets of the capital, Palermo, let us refresh ourselves on the beach of Mondello, take a slide in the famous Citta del Mare, and go to the ever-foggy Erice using the cableway. We can enjoy the sicilian blood-oranges, drink a capuccino among the walls of Syracuse, and finally, take a walk to the still active Etna volcano. -------------- Watch more travel videos ► http://goo.gl/HYQdhg Join us. Subscribe now! ► http://goo.gl/QHWi2p Be our fan on Facebook ► http://goo.gl/0xmbQk Follow us on Twitter ► http://goo.gl/334ln5 -------------- Thanks for all your support, rating the video and leaving a comment is always appreciated! Please: respect each other in the comments. Expoza Travel is taking you on a journey to the earth's most beautiful and fascinating places. Get inspiration and essentials with our travel guide videos and documentaries for your next trip, holiday, vacation or simply enjoy and get tips about all the beauty in the world... It is yours to discover! -
1:05Giovanni Battista Vaccarini,Catania (Italy) - Travel Guide
Giovanni Battista Vaccarini,Catania (Italy) - Travel GuideGiovanni Battista Vaccarini,Catania (Italy) - Travel Guide
Take a tour of Giovanni Battista Vaccarini in Catania, Italy - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. Catania, Italy is home to a vast array of beautiful architecture in classical, Roman, and Baroque styles. Among all these buildings is the great Duomo, a building with bold outlines and striking shades of grey. It is considered to be the best work of the Italian architect Giovanni Battista Vaccarini. He built many churches and other buildings in the distinctive Sicilian Baroque style, most of them in and around Catania. The Duomo was completed in 1736 and has one of the most beautiful facades in the city. While wandering through the streets of Catania, it is not at all uncommon to pass by several of Vaccarini's buildings in the same day. -
2:10Viaggio Catania e Taormina
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In due giorni si possono fare molte cose in Sicilia. Potete assaggiare cannoli e granite a Taormina e prendere rilassarvi alla spiaggia di Isola Bella o fare un'escursione sull'Etna. Iscriviti al canale : http://goo.gl/kEupr Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/DifferentTaste/ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/andrea_volpini_fox/ Music courtesy of Audio Network. -
51:36Sicilia Vacation Travel Video Guide
Sicilia Vacation Travel Video GuideSicilia Vacation Travel Video Guide
With around three hundred and twenty thousand inhabitants Catania is the second largest city in Sicily. Its historical significance is clearly visible throughout the city’s magnificent old district that is dominated by Baroque architecture. The city has few monuments that pre date the Baroque Period but it was not wars or battles that were responsible for this but a volcano that towers high above the island and that is located thirty kilometres from Catania: Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano has destroyed this city more than once. On the Ionic Sea in the south east of Sicily is Syracusa that in ancient times was a legendary city state. Greek settlers from Corinth founded the city in 734 B.C. and it soon enjoyed much fame and prosperity. South of Agrigento is the ancient sanctuary of the Valle Dei Templi, the legendary Valley Of Temples. An enchanting area that is more of a plateau than a valley is a truly unique and magical place. Selinunte is one of the largest archaeological sites in Europe. The Selinunte Acropolis, formerly known as Megara Hyblae, was an important building complex and was built in the seventh century B.C. In the immediate surroundings of the Acropolis a small urban centre developed that in later years had a population that numbered tens of thousands.Beneath Monreale Mountain and located on the coast, is Palermo, the capital of Sicily. The city dates back to the eighth century B.C. However, nothing remains of the time when the Phoenicians founded the ancient town of Panormus, Palermo’s predecessor. The former summer residence of the Emir Of Palermo served as the palace of Norman king, Roger The Second. Up until the thirteenth century this luxurious Norman palace was a symbol of the wealth and power of the Normans. With its many fascinating ancient monuments, the remains of the CARTHAGINIANS, GREEKS and ROMANS, and with the glorious heritage of the Middle Ages and the charming influences of both the ARABS and the NORMANS, SICILY is justifiably known as, ‘A Treasure Trove Of History’. -------------- Watch more travel videos ► http://goo.gl/HYQdhg Join us. Subscribe now! ► http://goo.gl/QHWi2p Be our fan on Facebook ► http://goo.gl/0xmbQk Follow us on Twitter ► http://goo.gl/334ln5 -------------- Thanks for all your support, rating the video and leaving a comment is always appreciated! Please: respect each other in the comments. Expoza Travel is taking you on a journey to the earth's most beautiful and fascinating places. Get inspiration and essentials with our travel guide videos and documentaries for your next trip, holiday, vacation or simply enjoy and get tips about all the beauty in the world... It is yours to discover! -
2:31Visit Etna in Sicily | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Tourism Italy
Visit Etna in Sicily | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Tourism ItalyVisit Etna in Sicily | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Tourism Italy
World Tube https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Travel Guide Sicily http://bit.ly/124XYM9 Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Etna in Sicily, the highest active volcano which can be approached from Europa Catania. The highest active volcano, Etna can be approached from Europa Catania the most easily. On the top of the 3, 269-meter mountain is an observatory which watches earthquakes, seaquakes, eruptions and lava killed 10,000 of people throughout the centuries especially in 1169, 1693, 1886, 1910, and 1929. The latest eruption was in 2002. Fortunately, nobody was killed but this still-active volcano can't be approached by cable car or jeep as was possible in the last centuries. The motorway is the continuation of Catania via Ethnia leading us higher and higher among fruit gardens, vineyards, and almond trees. Crosses designate the end of the lava of each eruption. The road leads to Casa Cantoniera at 1882 meters among pine trees and evergreens. From here, we could have gone on by cable car which isn't working at present. In Europe, there are few active volcanoes and all five can be found in the area of the Mediterranean Sea. The volcano in Santorini in Greece has been inactive for a long time but hasn't stopped activity completely. The other four emits smoke in Italy. Stromboli and Volcano are near Etna alarming the people in the Li-Pari islands belonging to Sicily. Vesuvius which buried Pompey towers over Naples. It's interesting to watch the creative power and vitality of man and nature. On the solid lava and ash, more and more new fruit gardens and vineyards appear every year making us forget the catastrophes. Tags: Visit Etna in Sicily,etna in sicily,shepherd entertainment,sicily travel attractions,Sicily travel guide,sicily travel information,sicily travel tips,world travel,shepherdfilm -
51:32Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
Sicily Vacation Travel Video GuideSicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy. Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and is the most diverse region in Italy,a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures. Throughout the history of Sicily there have been many battles, rulers, cultures and religions. Prior to Roman rule both the Greeks and the Carthagians fought against each other. Later came the Arabs and the Normans. Catania is Sicily’s second largest city and has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. Therefore only a few historical remnants have survived. However, after each disaster the city was rebuilt and the result is a Baroque city dominated by fascinating sights full of character and charm. A devastating earthquake in 1693 destroyed the original town of Noto and left it in ruins. Construction of the new town took almost a hundred years until at end of the eighteenth century most of its buildings had been rebuilt. In addition to the geometrical design of its streets the remarkable architectural harmony of the town has been created by much use of ochre-coloured sandstone. The privately-owned train, the Ferrovia Circumetnea, travels around Mount Etna from Catania to Riposto. A couple of kilometres outside Catania there are vast fertile fields. In the background is the mighty and over three thousand metre high Mount Etna, one of the most active and famous volcanoes in the world. Taormina is situated on a rock high above the Ionic Sea. The Teatro Greco was built out of the stone of Monte Tauro in the third century A.D. and five hundred years later it was enlarged by the Romans for gladiatorial battle. The old town ended at Porta Messina whose medieval palaces and villas have been preserved right up until the present day. A few kilometres from Palermo and set within a beautiful bay is Mondello sheltered by the slopes of Monte Pellegrino that contains a grotto, an altar and a pilgrims church, the Santuario Di Santa Rosalia. Here this fascinating journey comes to an end. Sicily is exquisite, an ancient island of both discovery and pleasure. -
25:35Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
Sicily Vacation Travel Video GuideSicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy. Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and the most diverse region in Italy, a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures.Catania, in the northeast of the island, is Sicily’s second largest city that has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. It is believed that Greek settlers from Chalkidi founded it and some centuries later, it was conquered by the Romans and later, the Arabs brought the city a new wave of prosperity.Noto is a charming town with around 20,000 inhabitants. It is one of the most beautiful enclosed Baroque towns in Sicily. However, many of Noto’s historic buildings have been neglected for many years and are in somewhat less than perfect condition. The Cathedrale Di San Nicolo also fell into disrepair as a result of continued neglect and this caused both its dome and part of its roof to collapse in 1996.A proud and mighty volcano rises above eastern Sicily. Mount Etna, the largest volcano in Europe, is the undisputed ruler of this fascinating Mediterranean island. The snow on the summit region of Etna obscures the fact that deep within the volcano is an unimaginable natural furnace with a temperature of around 1,000 degrees Celsius.Marsala was given its name by the Arabs who called it ‘Marsal-Allah’, ‘God’s Harbor’. The monumental city gate is a reminder of the landing of Giuseppe Garibaldis on the 8th of March, 1860.In the mountain area close to Palermo, another wonderful city featured on our journey, is the picturesque town of Monreale, a townscape that for more than 800 years, has been dominated by a single building. Monreale Cathedral was built due to a struggle for power between the Bishop of Palermo and the Norman King, William.Sicily is exquisite. An ancient island of both discovery and pleasure. -
25:35Ferrovia Circumetnea Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
Ferrovia Circumetnea Sicily Vacation Travel Video GuideFerrovia Circumetnea Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Ferrovia Circumetnea Sicilia in Italy. Catania is the end of the line for a small railroad that encircles Mount Etna, the Ferrovia Circumetnea. In the heart of Catania various remnants that date back to Roman times indicate the glorious past of the second largest city in Sicily although its origins are far older. The journey around Mount Etna begins in the small and unspectacular station of the privately owned Ferrovia Circumetnea narrow gauge railway. The railroad once travelled to Catania’s harbour and today the line ends in the middle of the city. However, the simplicity of this railroad belies the fact that a journey along it is an absolute must! A couple of kilometres outside Catania there are vast fertile fields. In the background is the mighty and over three thousand metre high Mount Etna, one of the most active and famous volcanoes in the world. The history of the railroad around Mount Etna began at the end of the nineteenth century when it was important that Sicily’s remote cities had ready access to the seaport of Catania.. The journey on the Ferrovia Circumetnea travels through some exceptionally beautiful scenery that contains a number of picturesque farms. The land owes its fertility to Mount Etna as, despite its destructive force, the fertile volcanic ground is ideal for agriculture. Large quantities of carbon dioxide are constantly emitted from Etna’s crater. However, the crater’s white smoke is normally quite harmless. Even though the volcano is active throughout the year eruptions are still relatively rare and the last large eruption was in 2002. Just like a good wine a ride on the Ferrovia Circumetnea improves with age. This must be the most atmospheric way in which to discover the remarkable Mount Etna! -
4:59Unplug & Explore city guide: Catania, Sicily, Italy
Unplug & Explore city guide: Catania, Sicily, ItalyUnplug & Explore city guide: Catania, Sicily, Italy
Unplug & Explore: Finding a way to enjoy life unplugged one day at a time. The first Unplug & Explore travel guide by Noni May about Sicily, Italy! Find the best places to unplug and explore in Sicily at http://www.explore.ml 'Unplug & Explore' by N/M. A project exploring life unplugged. Travels, tips and thoughts. http://www.instagram.com/nnonimay ******************************* Noni May, founder of Wanderlust & Company, N/M Company, Amsterdam Curated and former Unicorn/Dream magazine, Rassion magazine and Thefashionbooth travels around the world as a digital nomad, photographing and writing about traveling, biz, blogging + happiness (oh you know, productivity hacks, health stuff, time management, happiness etc.). ******************************* Enroll in one of my PR courses to grow your biz or blog with free publicity for free at Wanderlust and Company: http://www.wanderlustandcompany.com Free PR course you can follow: http://www.nonimay.com/mediakit ******************************* Love traveling? I hereby invite you to get your first $35 off at Airbnb, just redeem with this link: http://bit.ly/1pXAkFQ ******************************* Shop my ebooks, travel guides, online courses, prints & more at: http://www.wanderlustandcompany.com ******************************* Learn more about Noni May: BLOG: http://www.nonimay.com TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/nnonimay INSTA: http://www.instagram.com/nnonimay PINTEREST: http://www.pinterest.com/nnonimay SHOP: http://www.wanderlustandcompany.com ******************************* Learn more about Amsterdam Curated: (DUTCH) http://www.amsterdamcurated.nl (ENGLISH) http://www.amsterdamcurated.com http://www.facebook.com/amsterdamcurated http://www.instagram.com/amsterdamcurated.nl ******************************* Video & editing: Noni May http://www.nonimay.com Camera I use: http://bit.ly/238ClR5 ******************************* Contact me at: EMAIL: nm@nonimay.com ******************************* Don't forget to subscribe for more videos!
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Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
The Messina Strait, the famous Greek theatre of Taormina, the archeological sites of Segesta and Selinunte, the marvellous Catania, the unique monastery and temple of Monreale, the picturesque Cefalu and Ragusa are all worth taking a look on the largest island of the Mediterranean Sea. The romantic Sicily, an island very rich in monuments and natural beauties, enchants every visitor. Let us take a walk on the streets of the capital, Palermo, let us refresh ourselves on the beach of Mondello, take a slide in the famous Citta del Mare, and go to the ever-foggy Erice using the cableway. We can enjoy the sicilian blood-oranges, drink a capuccino among the walls of Syracuse, and finally, take a walk to the still active Etna volcano. -------------- Watch more travel videos ► http://goo.gl/HYQdh...
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Giovanni Battista Vaccarini,Catania (Italy) - Travel Guide
Take a tour of Giovanni Battista Vaccarini in Catania, Italy - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. Catania, Italy is home to a vast array of beautiful architecture in classical, Roman, and Baroque styles. Among all these buildings is the great Duomo, a building with bold outlines and striking shades of grey. It is considered to be the best work of the Italian architect Giovanni Battista Vaccarini. He built many churches and other buildings in the distinctive Sicilian Baroque style, most of them in and around Catania. The Duomo was completed in 1736 and has one of the most beautiful facades in the city. While wandering through the streets of Catania, it is not at all uncommon to pass by several of Vaccarini's buildings in the same day...
published: 19 May 2011 -
Viaggio Catania e Taormina
In due giorni si possono fare molte cose in Sicilia. Potete assaggiare cannoli e granite a Taormina e prendere rilassarvi alla spiaggia di Isola Bella o fare un'escursione sull'Etna. Iscriviti al canale : http://goo.gl/kEupr Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/DifferentTaste/ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/andrea_volpini_fox/ Music courtesy of Audio Network.
published: 14 Oct 2014 -
Sicilia Vacation Travel Video Guide
With around three hundred and twenty thousand inhabitants Catania is the second largest city in Sicily. Its historical significance is clearly visible throughout the city’s magnificent old district that is dominated by Baroque architecture. The city has few monuments that pre date the Baroque Period but it was not wars or battles that were responsible for this but a volcano that towers high above the island and that is located thirty kilometres from Catania: Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano has destroyed this city more than once. On the Ionic Sea in the south east of Sicily is Syracusa that in ancient times was a legendary city state. Greek settlers from Corinth founded the city in 734 B.C. and it soon enjoyed much fame and prosperity. South of Agrigento is the ancient sanctuary...
published: 10 Jun 2015 -
Visit Etna in Sicily | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Tourism Italy
World Tube https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Travel Guide Sicily http://bit.ly/124XYM9 Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Etna in Sicily, the highest active volcano which can be approached from Europa Catania. The highest active volcano, Etna can be approached from Europa Catania the most easily. On the top of the 3, 269-meter mountain is an observatory which watches earthquakes, seaquakes, eruptions and lava killed 10,000 of people throughout the centuries especially in 1169, 1693, 1886, 1910, and 1929. The latest eruption was in 2002. Fortunately, nobody was killed but this still-active volcano can't be approached by cable car or jeep as was possible in the last centuries. The motorway is the continuation of Catania via Ethnia leading us higher and higher among fruit ga...
published: 17 Jun 2013 -
Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy. Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and is the most diverse region in Italy,a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures. Throughout the history of Sicily there have been many battles, rulers, cultures and religions. Prior to Roman rule both the Greeks and the Carthagians fought against each other. Later came the Arabs and the Normans. Catania is Sicily’s second largest city and has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. Therefore only a few historical remnants have survived. However, after each disaster the city was rebuilt and the result is a Baroque city dominated by fascinating sights full of character and charm. A devastating earthquake in 1693 destroyed th...
published: 14 Aug 2013 -
Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy. Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and the most diverse region in Italy, a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures.Catania, in the northeast of the island, is Sicily’s second largest city that has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. It is believed that Greek settlers from Chalkidi founded it and some centuries later, it was conquered by the Romans and later, the Arabs brought the city a new wave of prosperity.Noto is a charming town with around 20,000 inhabitants. It is one of the most beautiful enclosed Baroque towns in Sicily. However, many of Noto’s historic buildings have been neglected for many years and are in somewhat less than perfect condition. T...
published: 13 Aug 2013 -
Ferrovia Circumetnea Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Ferrovia Circumetnea Sicilia in Italy. Catania is the end of the line for a small railroad that encircles Mount Etna, the Ferrovia Circumetnea. In the heart of Catania various remnants that date back to Roman times indicate the glorious past of the second largest city in Sicily although its origins are far older. The journey around Mount Etna begins in the small and unspectacular station of the privately owned Ferrovia Circumetnea narrow gauge railway. The railroad once travelled to Catania’s harbour and today the line ends in the middle of the city. However, the simplicity of this railroad belies the fact that a journey along it is an absolute must! A couple of kilometres outside Catania there are vast fertile fields. In the background is the mighty and over...
published: 13 Aug 2013 -
Unplug & Explore city guide: Catania, Sicily, Italy
Unplug & Explore: Finding a way to enjoy life unplugged one day at a time. The first Unplug & Explore travel guide by Noni May about Sicily, Italy! Find the best places to unplug and explore in Sicily at http://www.explore.ml 'Unplug & Explore' by N/M. A project exploring life unplugged. Travels, tips and thoughts. http://www.instagram.com/nnonimay ******************************* Noni May, founder of Wanderlust & Company, N/M Company, Amsterdam Curated and former Unicorn/Dream magazine, Rassion magazine and Thefashionbooth travels around the world as a digital nomad, photographing and writing about traveling, biz, blogging + happiness (oh you know, productivity hacks, health stuff, time management, happiness etc.). ******************************* Enroll in one of my PR courses to ...
published: 02 Jul 2014
Catania Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
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Catania Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
Catania Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
Catania Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
Catania Tr...
Catania Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
Catania Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
Catania Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
Catania Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
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Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
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- Duration: 59:39
- Updated: 10 May 2015
- views: 45526
The Messina Strait, the famous Greek theatre of Taormina, the archeological sites of Segesta and Selinunte, the marvellous Catania, the unique monastery and tem...
The Messina Strait, the famous Greek theatre of Taormina, the archeological sites of Segesta and Selinunte, the marvellous Catania, the unique monastery and temple of Monreale, the picturesque Cefalu and Ragusa are all worth taking a look on the largest island of the Mediterranean Sea. The romantic Sicily, an island very rich in monuments and natural beauties, enchants every visitor. Let us take a walk on the streets of the capital, Palermo, let us refresh ourselves on the beach of Mondello, take a slide in the famous Citta del Mare, and go to the ever-foggy Erice using the cableway. We can enjoy the sicilian blood-oranges, drink a capuccino among the walls of Syracuse, and finally, take a walk to the still active Etna volcano.
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The Messina Strait, the famous Greek theatre of Taormina, the archeological sites of Segesta and Selinunte, the marvellous Catania, the unique monastery and temple of Monreale, the picturesque Cefalu and Ragusa are all worth taking a look on the largest island of the Mediterranean Sea. The romantic Sicily, an island very rich in monuments and natural beauties, enchants every visitor. Let us take a walk on the streets of the capital, Palermo, let us refresh ourselves on the beach of Mondello, take a slide in the famous Citta del Mare, and go to the ever-foggy Erice using the cableway. We can enjoy the sicilian blood-oranges, drink a capuccino among the walls of Syracuse, and finally, take a walk to the still active Etna volcano.
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- published: 10 May 2015
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Giovanni Battista Vaccarini,Catania (Italy) - Travel Guide
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- Duration: 1:05
- Updated: 19 May 2011
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Take a tour of Giovanni Battista Vaccarini in Catania, Italy - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
Catania, Italy is h...
Take a tour of Giovanni Battista Vaccarini in Catania, Italy - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
Catania, Italy is home to a vast array of beautiful architecture in classical, Roman, and Baroque styles.
Among all these buildings is the great Duomo, a building with bold outlines and striking shades of grey.
It is considered to be the best work of the Italian architect Giovanni Battista Vaccarini.
He built many churches and other buildings in the distinctive Sicilian Baroque style, most of them in and around Catania.
The Duomo was completed in 1736 and has one of the most beautiful facades in the city.
While wandering through the streets of Catania, it is not at all uncommon to pass by several of Vaccarini's buildings in the same day.
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Take a tour of Giovanni Battista Vaccarini in Catania, Italy - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
Catania, Italy is home to a vast array of beautiful architecture in classical, Roman, and Baroque styles.
Among all these buildings is the great Duomo, a building with bold outlines and striking shades of grey.
It is considered to be the best work of the Italian architect Giovanni Battista Vaccarini.
He built many churches and other buildings in the distinctive Sicilian Baroque style, most of them in and around Catania.
The Duomo was completed in 1736 and has one of the most beautiful facades in the city.
While wandering through the streets of Catania, it is not at all uncommon to pass by several of Vaccarini's buildings in the same day.
- published: 19 May 2011
- views: 1772
Viaggio Catania e Taormina
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- Duration: 2:10
- Updated: 14 Oct 2014
- views: 807
In due giorni si possono fare molte cose in Sicilia. Potete assaggiare cannoli e granite a Taormina e prendere rilassarvi alla spiaggia di Isola Bella o fare un...
In due giorni si possono fare molte cose in Sicilia. Potete assaggiare cannoli e granite a Taormina e prendere rilassarvi alla spiaggia di Isola Bella o fare un'escursione sull'Etna.
Iscriviti al canale : http://goo.gl/kEupr
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/DifferentTaste/
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/andrea_volpini_fox/
Music courtesy of Audio Network.
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In due giorni si possono fare molte cose in Sicilia. Potete assaggiare cannoli e granite a Taormina e prendere rilassarvi alla spiaggia di Isola Bella o fare un'escursione sull'Etna.
Iscriviti al canale : http://goo.gl/kEupr
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/DifferentTaste/
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/andrea_volpini_fox/
Music courtesy of Audio Network.
- published: 14 Oct 2014
- views: 807
Sicilia Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 51:36
- Updated: 10 Jun 2015
- views: 1724
With around three hundred and twenty thousand inhabitants Catania is the second largest city in Sicily. Its historical significance is clearly visible througho...
With around three hundred and twenty thousand inhabitants Catania is the second largest city in Sicily. Its historical significance is clearly visible throughout the city’s magnificent old district that is dominated by Baroque architecture. The city has few monuments that pre date the Baroque Period but it was not wars or battles that were responsible for this but a volcano that towers high above the island and that is located thirty kilometres from Catania: Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano has destroyed this city more than once. On the Ionic Sea in the south east of Sicily is Syracusa that in ancient times was a legendary city state. Greek settlers from Corinth founded the city in 734 B.C. and it soon enjoyed much fame and prosperity. South of Agrigento is the ancient sanctuary of the Valle Dei Templi, the legendary Valley Of Temples. An enchanting area that is more of a plateau than a valley is a truly unique and magical place. Selinunte is one of the largest archaeological sites in Europe. The Selinunte Acropolis, formerly known as Megara Hyblae, was an important building complex and was built in the seventh century B.C. In the immediate surroundings of the Acropolis a small urban centre developed that in later years had a population that numbered tens of thousands.Beneath Monreale Mountain and located on the coast, is Palermo, the capital of Sicily. The city dates back to the eighth century B.C. However, nothing remains of the time when the Phoenicians founded the ancient town of Panormus, Palermo’s predecessor. The former summer residence of the Emir Of Palermo served as the palace of Norman king, Roger The Second. Up until the thirteenth century this luxurious Norman palace was a symbol of the wealth and power of the Normans. With its many fascinating ancient monuments, the remains of the CARTHAGINIANS, GREEKS and ROMANS, and with the glorious heritage of the Middle Ages and the charming influences of both the ARABS and the NORMANS, SICILY is justifiably known as, ‘A Treasure Trove Of History’.
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With around three hundred and twenty thousand inhabitants Catania is the second largest city in Sicily. Its historical significance is clearly visible throughout the city’s magnificent old district that is dominated by Baroque architecture. The city has few monuments that pre date the Baroque Period but it was not wars or battles that were responsible for this but a volcano that towers high above the island and that is located thirty kilometres from Catania: Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano has destroyed this city more than once. On the Ionic Sea in the south east of Sicily is Syracusa that in ancient times was a legendary city state. Greek settlers from Corinth founded the city in 734 B.C. and it soon enjoyed much fame and prosperity. South of Agrigento is the ancient sanctuary of the Valle Dei Templi, the legendary Valley Of Temples. An enchanting area that is more of a plateau than a valley is a truly unique and magical place. Selinunte is one of the largest archaeological sites in Europe. The Selinunte Acropolis, formerly known as Megara Hyblae, was an important building complex and was built in the seventh century B.C. In the immediate surroundings of the Acropolis a small urban centre developed that in later years had a population that numbered tens of thousands.Beneath Monreale Mountain and located on the coast, is Palermo, the capital of Sicily. The city dates back to the eighth century B.C. However, nothing remains of the time when the Phoenicians founded the ancient town of Panormus, Palermo’s predecessor. The former summer residence of the Emir Of Palermo served as the palace of Norman king, Roger The Second. Up until the thirteenth century this luxurious Norman palace was a symbol of the wealth and power of the Normans. With its many fascinating ancient monuments, the remains of the CARTHAGINIANS, GREEKS and ROMANS, and with the glorious heritage of the Middle Ages and the charming influences of both the ARABS and the NORMANS, SICILY is justifiably known as, ‘A Treasure Trove Of History’.
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- published: 10 Jun 2015
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Visit Etna in Sicily | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Tourism Italy
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- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 17 Jun 2013
- views: 5251
World Tube https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube
Travel Guide Sicily http://bit.ly/124XYM9
Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Etna in Sicily, the h...
World Tube https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube
Travel Guide Sicily http://bit.ly/124XYM9
Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Etna in Sicily, the highest active volcano which can be approached from Europa
Catania.
The highest active volcano, Etna can be approached from Europa Catania the most easily. On the top of the 3, 269-meter mountain is an observatory which watches earthquakes, seaquakes, eruptions and lava killed 10,000 of people throughout the centuries especially in 1169, 1693, 1886, 1910, and 1929. The latest eruption was in 2002. Fortunately, nobody was killed but this still-active volcano can't be approached by cable car or jeep as was possible in the last centuries. The motorway is the continuation of Catania via Ethnia leading us higher and higher among fruit gardens, vineyards, and almond trees. Crosses designate the end of the lava of each eruption. The road leads to Casa Cantoniera at 1882 meters among pine trees and evergreens. From here, we could have gone on by cable car which isn't working at present.
In Europe, there are few active volcanoes and all five can be found in the area of the Mediterranean Sea. The volcano in Santorini in Greece has been inactive for a long time but hasn't stopped activity completely. The other four emits smoke in Italy. Stromboli and Volcano are near Etna alarming the people in the Li-Pari islands belonging to Sicily. Vesuvius which buried Pompey towers over Naples. It's interesting to watch the creative power and vitality of man and nature. On the solid lava and ash, more and more new fruit gardens and vineyards appear every year making us forget the catastrophes.
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World Tube https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube
Travel Guide Sicily http://bit.ly/124XYM9
Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Etna in Sicily, the highest active volcano which can be approached from Europa
Catania.
The highest active volcano, Etna can be approached from Europa Catania the most easily. On the top of the 3, 269-meter mountain is an observatory which watches earthquakes, seaquakes, eruptions and lava killed 10,000 of people throughout the centuries especially in 1169, 1693, 1886, 1910, and 1929. The latest eruption was in 2002. Fortunately, nobody was killed but this still-active volcano can't be approached by cable car or jeep as was possible in the last centuries. The motorway is the continuation of Catania via Ethnia leading us higher and higher among fruit gardens, vineyards, and almond trees. Crosses designate the end of the lava of each eruption. The road leads to Casa Cantoniera at 1882 meters among pine trees and evergreens. From here, we could have gone on by cable car which isn't working at present.
In Europe, there are few active volcanoes and all five can be found in the area of the Mediterranean Sea. The volcano in Santorini in Greece has been inactive for a long time but hasn't stopped activity completely. The other four emits smoke in Italy. Stromboli and Volcano are near Etna alarming the people in the Li-Pari islands belonging to Sicily. Vesuvius which buried Pompey towers over Naples. It's interesting to watch the creative power and vitality of man and nature. On the solid lava and ash, more and more new fruit gardens and vineyards appear every year making us forget the catastrophes.
Tags: Visit Etna in Sicily,etna in sicily,shepherd entertainment,sicily travel attractions,Sicily travel guide,sicily travel information,sicily travel tips,world travel,shepherdfilm
- published: 17 Jun 2013
- views: 5251
Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 51:32
- Updated: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 7268
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and is the most diverse region in Italy,a land of gods and nat...
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and is the most diverse region in Italy,a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures. Throughout the history of Sicily there have been many battles, rulers, cultures and religions. Prior to Roman rule both the Greeks and the Carthagians fought against each other. Later came the Arabs and the Normans. Catania is Sicily’s second largest city and has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. Therefore only a few historical remnants have survived. However, after each disaster the city was rebuilt and the result is a Baroque city dominated by fascinating sights full of character and charm. A devastating earthquake in 1693 destroyed the original town of Noto and left it in ruins. Construction of the new town took almost a hundred years until at end of the eighteenth century most of its buildings had been rebuilt. In addition to the geometrical design of its streets the remarkable architectural harmony of the town has been created by much use of ochre-coloured sandstone. The privately-owned train, the Ferrovia Circumetnea, travels around Mount Etna from Catania to Riposto. A couple of kilometres outside Catania there are vast fertile fields. In the background is the mighty and over three thousand metre high Mount Etna, one of the most active and famous volcanoes in the world. Taormina is situated on a rock high above the Ionic Sea. The Teatro Greco was built out of the stone of Monte Tauro in the third century A.D. and five hundred years later it was enlarged by the Romans for gladiatorial battle. The old town ended at Porta Messina whose medieval palaces and villas have been preserved right up until the present day. A few kilometres from Palermo and set within a beautiful bay is Mondello sheltered by the slopes of Monte Pellegrino that contains a grotto, an altar and a pilgrims church, the Santuario Di Santa Rosalia. Here this fascinating journey comes to an end. Sicily is exquisite, an ancient island of both discovery and pleasure.
wn.com/Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and is the most diverse region in Italy,a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures. Throughout the history of Sicily there have been many battles, rulers, cultures and religions. Prior to Roman rule both the Greeks and the Carthagians fought against each other. Later came the Arabs and the Normans. Catania is Sicily’s second largest city and has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. Therefore only a few historical remnants have survived. However, after each disaster the city was rebuilt and the result is a Baroque city dominated by fascinating sights full of character and charm. A devastating earthquake in 1693 destroyed the original town of Noto and left it in ruins. Construction of the new town took almost a hundred years until at end of the eighteenth century most of its buildings had been rebuilt. In addition to the geometrical design of its streets the remarkable architectural harmony of the town has been created by much use of ochre-coloured sandstone. The privately-owned train, the Ferrovia Circumetnea, travels around Mount Etna from Catania to Riposto. A couple of kilometres outside Catania there are vast fertile fields. In the background is the mighty and over three thousand metre high Mount Etna, one of the most active and famous volcanoes in the world. Taormina is situated on a rock high above the Ionic Sea. The Teatro Greco was built out of the stone of Monte Tauro in the third century A.D. and five hundred years later it was enlarged by the Romans for gladiatorial battle. The old town ended at Porta Messina whose medieval palaces and villas have been preserved right up until the present day. A few kilometres from Palermo and set within a beautiful bay is Mondello sheltered by the slopes of Monte Pellegrino that contains a grotto, an altar and a pilgrims church, the Santuario Di Santa Rosalia. Here this fascinating journey comes to an end. Sicily is exquisite, an ancient island of both discovery and pleasure.
- published: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 7268
Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 25:35
- Updated: 13 Aug 2013
- views: 1996
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and the most diverse region in Italy, a land of gods and natur...
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and the most diverse region in Italy, a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures.Catania, in the northeast of the island, is Sicily’s second largest city that has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. It is believed that Greek settlers from Chalkidi founded it and some centuries later, it was conquered by the Romans and later, the Arabs brought the city a new wave of prosperity.Noto is a charming town with around 20,000 inhabitants. It is one of the most beautiful enclosed Baroque towns in Sicily. However, many of Noto’s historic buildings have been neglected for many years and are in somewhat less than perfect condition. The Cathedrale Di San Nicolo also fell into disrepair as a result of continued neglect and this caused both its dome and part of its roof to collapse in 1996.A proud and mighty volcano rises above eastern Sicily. Mount Etna, the largest volcano in Europe, is the undisputed ruler of this fascinating Mediterranean island. The snow on the summit region of Etna obscures the fact that deep within the volcano is an unimaginable natural furnace with a temperature of around 1,000 degrees Celsius.Marsala was given its name by the Arabs who called it ‘Marsal-Allah’, ‘God’s Harbor’. The monumental city gate is a reminder of the landing of Giuseppe Garibaldis on the 8th of March, 1860.In the mountain area close to Palermo, another wonderful city featured on our journey, is the picturesque town of Monreale, a townscape that for more than 800 years, has been dominated by a single building. Monreale Cathedral was built due to a struggle for power between the Bishop of Palermo and the Norman King, William.Sicily is exquisite. An ancient island of both discovery and pleasure.
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Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and the most diverse region in Italy, a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures.Catania, in the northeast of the island, is Sicily’s second largest city that has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. It is believed that Greek settlers from Chalkidi founded it and some centuries later, it was conquered by the Romans and later, the Arabs brought the city a new wave of prosperity.Noto is a charming town with around 20,000 inhabitants. It is one of the most beautiful enclosed Baroque towns in Sicily. However, many of Noto’s historic buildings have been neglected for many years and are in somewhat less than perfect condition. The Cathedrale Di San Nicolo also fell into disrepair as a result of continued neglect and this caused both its dome and part of its roof to collapse in 1996.A proud and mighty volcano rises above eastern Sicily. Mount Etna, the largest volcano in Europe, is the undisputed ruler of this fascinating Mediterranean island. The snow on the summit region of Etna obscures the fact that deep within the volcano is an unimaginable natural furnace with a temperature of around 1,000 degrees Celsius.Marsala was given its name by the Arabs who called it ‘Marsal-Allah’, ‘God’s Harbor’. The monumental city gate is a reminder of the landing of Giuseppe Garibaldis on the 8th of March, 1860.In the mountain area close to Palermo, another wonderful city featured on our journey, is the picturesque town of Monreale, a townscape that for more than 800 years, has been dominated by a single building. Monreale Cathedral was built due to a struggle for power between the Bishop of Palermo and the Norman King, William.Sicily is exquisite. An ancient island of both discovery and pleasure.
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Ferrovia Circumetnea Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Travel video about destination Ferrovia Circumetnea Sicilia in Italy.
Catania is the end of the line for a small railroad that encircles Mount Etna, the Ferrovi...
Travel video about destination Ferrovia Circumetnea Sicilia in Italy.
Catania is the end of the line for a small railroad that encircles Mount Etna, the Ferrovia Circumetnea. In the heart of Catania various remnants that date back to Roman times indicate the glorious past of the second largest city in Sicily although its origins are far older. The journey around Mount Etna begins in the small and unspectacular station of the privately owned Ferrovia Circumetnea narrow gauge railway. The railroad once travelled to Catania’s harbour and today the line ends in the middle of the city. However, the simplicity of this railroad belies the fact that a journey along it is an absolute must! A couple of kilometres outside Catania there are vast fertile fields. In the background is the mighty and over three thousand metre high Mount Etna, one of the most active and famous volcanoes in the world. The history of the railroad around Mount Etna began at the end of the nineteenth century when it was important that Sicily’s remote cities had ready access to the seaport of Catania.. The journey on the Ferrovia Circumetnea travels through some exceptionally beautiful scenery that contains a number of picturesque farms. The land owes its fertility to Mount Etna as, despite its destructive force, the fertile volcanic ground is ideal for agriculture. Large quantities of carbon dioxide are constantly emitted from Etna’s crater. However, the crater’s white smoke is normally quite harmless. Even though the volcano is active throughout the year eruptions are still relatively rare and the last large eruption was in 2002. Just like a good wine a ride on the Ferrovia Circumetnea improves with age. This must be the most atmospheric way in which to discover the remarkable Mount Etna!
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Travel video about destination Ferrovia Circumetnea Sicilia in Italy.
Catania is the end of the line for a small railroad that encircles Mount Etna, the Ferrovia Circumetnea. In the heart of Catania various remnants that date back to Roman times indicate the glorious past of the second largest city in Sicily although its origins are far older. The journey around Mount Etna begins in the small and unspectacular station of the privately owned Ferrovia Circumetnea narrow gauge railway. The railroad once travelled to Catania’s harbour and today the line ends in the middle of the city. However, the simplicity of this railroad belies the fact that a journey along it is an absolute must! A couple of kilometres outside Catania there are vast fertile fields. In the background is the mighty and over three thousand metre high Mount Etna, one of the most active and famous volcanoes in the world. The history of the railroad around Mount Etna began at the end of the nineteenth century when it was important that Sicily’s remote cities had ready access to the seaport of Catania.. The journey on the Ferrovia Circumetnea travels through some exceptionally beautiful scenery that contains a number of picturesque farms. The land owes its fertility to Mount Etna as, despite its destructive force, the fertile volcanic ground is ideal for agriculture. Large quantities of carbon dioxide are constantly emitted from Etna’s crater. However, the crater’s white smoke is normally quite harmless. Even though the volcano is active throughout the year eruptions are still relatively rare and the last large eruption was in 2002. Just like a good wine a ride on the Ferrovia Circumetnea improves with age. This must be the most atmospheric way in which to discover the remarkable Mount Etna!
- published: 13 Aug 2013
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Unplug & Explore city guide: Catania, Sicily, Italy
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Unplug & Explore: Finding a way to enjoy life unplugged one day at a time.
The first Unplug & Explore travel guide by Noni May about Sicily, Italy! Find the b...
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The first Unplug & Explore travel guide by Noni May about Sicily, Italy! Find the best places to unplug and explore in Sicily at http://www.explore.ml
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Catania Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
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Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
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Viaggio Catania e Taormina
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Visit Etna in Sicily | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Tourism Italy
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Ferrovia Circumetnea Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Unplug & Explore city guide: Catania, Sicily, Italy
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Hillary Clinton has won the second presidential debate according to voters, the first opinion poll has found. Share US Presidential debate. Clinton wins second head-to-head against Trump. Independent.ie. Hillary Clinton has won the second presidential debate according to voters, the first opinion poll has found ... http.//www.independent.ie/incoming/article35084916.ece/bfebc/AUTOCROP/h342/US%20Electio%209%20Read-Only.jpg. Go To ... She said....
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On Monday, the Girl Scouts Troop 3484 announced that they're pushing for the first historical statue to feature a woman to be placed in Central Park, according to CBS News. They hope to erect the statue by 2020 to celebrate the centennial of U.S. women having the right to vote and raise awareness about female accomplishments.“There are no statues of women, and there’s tons of men,” says ten-year-old Girl Scout Pippa Lee....
Sicilian mayor detained for graft
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Catania, October 10 - The mayor of the Sicilian town of Aci Catena, Ascenzio Maesano, was detained by anti-mafia investigators on Monday in relation to a probe into alleged corruption in contracts for local public services. A local businessman and a councillor, Orazio Barbagallo, head of the budget committee, were also detained ... ....
The Real Housewives of New Jersey: The Posche Fashion Show Returns
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The ladies—Teresa Giudice, Jacqueline Laurita, Melissa Gorga, Siggy Flicker and Dolores Catania—licked their wounds following the ......
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'RHONJ' star Siggy Flicker deals with the fallout from the Vermont ski trip as Teresa Giudice starts thinking about life after husband Joe leaves for prison. "Real Housewives of New Jersey" quote of the night. "She wasn't trained for this part of the zoo. She came to the 'Do Not Feed' section." -- Dolores Catania about Siggy Flicker ... In his defense, it's Kim D. ... She was entirely focused on Melissa and Teresa ... ... Ep....
Jacqueline Laurita Accuses Teresa Giudice And Melissa Gorga Of Banding Together Against Her
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Jacqueline defended herself by stating that she was just reacting honestly to being betrayed by Teresa and Melissa, whom she believes banded together to try to re-write history ... In Jacqueline’s eyes, Melissa isn’t innocent either ... Believing that Jacqueline had Siggy Flicker and Dolores Catania put the pressure on for Robyn to leave, Teresa called Jacqueline “manipulative” and “calculated.” ... RECAP....
Teresa Giudice, Jacqueline Laurita, Melissa Gorga, Siggy Flicker, And Dolores Catania Film ‘RHONJ’ Reunion [Photos]
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On Thursday, Teresa Giudice, Jacqueline Laurita, Melissa Gorga, Siggy Flicker, and Dolores Catania gathered together, along with host Andy Cohen, to film the Real Housewives of New Jersey season 7 reunion show ... She re-tweeted a photo that shows her fanning herself with a fan during filming as Dolores Catania humorously looks on ... — Dolores Catania (@DoloresCatania) October 7, 2016....
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[Thomson Reuters Foundation] Catania -When Nigerian teenager Beauty arrived in Sicily after crossing the Mediterranean from North Africa last year, she had only hours to phone the man who trafficked her - or risk lethal repercussions for family members back home ... ....
SIFI wins prestigious Randstad Globe for career and remuneration opportunities (SIFI SpA)
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(Source. SIFI SpA) Rewarding courage, capability for innovation and empowerment of young talents Rome, October 7th 2016 -SIFI, Italian leader in the development of therapeutic solutions for eye diseases, has received the Randstad Globe for career and remuneration opportunities ... SIFI ... Headquartered in Catania, Sicily, SIFI operates directly in Italy, Romania and Mexico with a staff of more than 350 people worldwide ... press@sifigroup.com....
Teresa Giudice Says Jacqueline Laurita Guilt-Tripped Siggy Flicker And Dolores Catania, May Reconcile With Kathy ...
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Did Jacqueline Laurita give Siggy Flicker and Dolores Catania a guilt trip for not leaving with her after the disastrous group dinner in Vermont? Teresa Giudice believes so ... All the while, Dolores Catania remained calm and mostly quiet ... — Dolores Catania (@DoloresCatania) October 5, 2016....
Mafioso gets seven years for Slovakia-Italy-Malta-North Africa gun smuggling ring
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Yesterday’s sentencing was merely the first chapter in the case against Piacente, who was arrested after months on the run, as investigations into the ring’s modus operandi and the final recipients of the arms consignments are ongoing ... The Italian Carabinieri, in close cooperation with Europol, arrested the two members of the Ceusi Mafia clan in Catania, affiliated to the Cosa Nostra, for weapons smuggling ... ....
Bologna Airport: passenger traffic increased by 12.1% in September (Aeroporto Guglielmo Marconi di Bologna SpA)
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(Source. Aeroporto Guglielmo Marconi di Bologna SpA) BOLOGNA AIRPORT, PASSENGER TRAFFIC INCREASED BY 12.1% IN SEPTEMBER. Almost 6 million passengers in the first nine months (+12.6%). Another month with a double-digit growth for Bologna Airport ... +10.6%, for a total of 571,211 passengers. Among the most popular destinations, the three London airports rank on top followed by Paris and Catania airports ... Movements were 49,980 ... Assaeroporti)....
The Physics of Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conversion (Scuola Superiore di Catania)
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(Source. Scuola Superiore di Catania). Lunedì 10 ottobre 2016, ore 16. Scuola Superiore di Catania. Aula Magna, Villa San Saverio. Relatore. Martin A. Green. Professor at the Australian Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics ... Saluti. ... Presidente Scuola Superiore di Catania. Modera ... Università degli Studi di Catania ... Scuola Superiore di Catania published this content on 05 October 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein....
Are You Owed Money From a Forgotten Bank Account?
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Finding money you didn’t know you had is like discovering lost treasure ... Las Vegas resident Michael Catania was surprised when he plugged his name into MissingMoney.com, a website for unclaimed-property searches, and learned that Massachusetts was holding money for him from a forgotten certificate of deposit ... Catania says once he proved he was the owner of the bank CD, Massachusetts sent the money to his new address ... » MORE ... Email ... ....
More than 10,000 refugees rescued off Italian coast in two days
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In series of more than 70 rescue operations over 48-hour period, 28 bodies were reportedly recovered and three babies were born ... It was reported that 28 bodies had been recovered, while Italian officials also said three babies, all in good health, were born on a ship heading to Catania, Sicily ... Hungary's refugee referendum not valid after voters stay away. Read more ... ....
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