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Carb country extraordinaire, there is oh-so much more to Italy than the humble plate of pasta. Tucked behind hilltops, crevices and corners lay some of the worlds most breathtaking landscapes, obscene architecture, and of course, the simplest, most delicious food you can find. If you're wondering where to find it, look no further!

The most famous city in Sicily perhaps, Palermo offers more than just some ornate chapels. Hidden in small pathways around the city are amazing eateries, coffee shops and bakeries worthy of your tourist dollar. Try not to follow the usual Trip Advisor pitfalls, and actually venture a little further. You will be justly rewarded.

Treading in the same volcanic footprints as a intrepid tourists before you, no visit to Catania is complete without paying homage to a spaghetti frutti di mare. From the cobble stone streets, ancient shops, grandiose churches and bustling vegetable markets, this guide will help you navigate the edge vibe of Catania without losing your sanity.





