The following pictures represent some typical and atypical scenes from Italy’s island of Sicily. Separate pages present Northwest, Southwest, and Northeast and Southeast Sicily. The island has a vast array of ancient ruins scattered throughout and picture worthy subjects at every turn. Taormina on the east coast may be the most picturesque city we have visited in 20 years of international travel. Taormina is perched on a mountainside facing the Ionian Sea, and offers a little something for everybody.
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- Ancient atrium
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- Trinacria, Ancient symbol of Sicily
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- Palermo and Tyrrhenian Sea
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- Fountain faucets
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- Mountains everywhere
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- Old structures, great pictures
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- Fish market: Staple of all islands
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- Store in WWII ruins
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- Modern retrofit street scene
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- City scene from your balcony
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- Palermo street scene
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- Oceanside walk
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- Frenchy and tourist with wig
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- Segesta temple
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- Coral nativity scene
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- Holland in Sicily
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- Holiday Inn cafe mural: Pure art
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- Temple and tourists
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- Southwest ruins
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- Ruins in the light
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- Sicilian estate home
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- Mt. Etna: It never rests
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- Etna in winter
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- Sicilian morning stretch
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- Ariston Hotel in Taormina
