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When we got to the Hotel Villa Diodoro in Taormina, I made a beeline for the pool. What I mean is that I did it without hesitation, as there was nothing resembling a beeline to the pool. Taormina hugs the side of Monte Tauro and going anywhere involves climbing up or down steps; there&#;s no straight line to anywhere. I followed a winding path that went through a small tunnel that finally emerged at pool level. It was worth it.
It was the 29th of April, and the pool didn&#;t fully open until the beginning of May, but it was filled, the water refreshing, and the chaises out, so I caught an hour or two of sun as successfully as a view down to the Ionian Sea.
The next night we went sightseeing. A recent article in the New York Times on &#;over-tourism&#; mentioned the &#;beautiful nightmare that is Taormina.&#; We could feel it, even though we were early in the season. On those days when the cruise ships dock, throngs are bussed up to wander the Corso Umberto I, the main thoroughfare through town. Having survived Venice and Paris more than once each, I
Gay friendly and Baroque Sicily
Modica
There is a wonderful part of Sicily most of the non-local tourists don’t know and don’t regard for a visit when they go to this island. The South East Sicily is often reflect on in its most eminent town, Siracusa, the metropolis of Archimede and main spot of the Greek culture.
Just few kilometers from Siracusa there are remarkable towns entirely built in the Baroque style, such as Noto, Scicli, Ragusa, Modica, Caltagirone, between the provinces of Catania and Ragusa.
At the same hour old and modern towns, with ancient Baroque architectures and a global and international lifestyle in their population: especially Noto, among these towns, has a flourish gay and homosexual woman community, glamour and modish bars and restaurants in a stunning cultural environment.
Noto
Scicli
Gay Sicily: Optimal Places to See on the Island
Let us announce you to Lgbtq+ Sicily: the island just under the &#;Italian Boot&#; on a map, the home of &#;The White Lotus&#; Season 2, and also an incredibly significant destination for Queer Italy. The Messina Strait separates Sicily from the remain of Italy, and as the biggest island in the Mediterranean, Sicily still conserves antique traditions and customs one-of-a-kind to its roots. You may already be familiar with the famous Mt. Etna, an active volcano, or the town of Noto, where queer communities flock to pristine gay beaches.
Why should you position a visit to gay Sicily on your To-Do list?
Sicily is a cradle of Gay experiences and is considered one of the most gay-friendly and gay-welcoming places in all of Italy. There&#;s no shortage of fantastic reasons why you should visit. Love wine? The volcanic ash from Mt. Etna provides a unique terroir that you&#;ll fall in love with and never want to stop drinking. Affectionate culture? The island has ancient roots with Greek Theater, as a hub and safe flee for queer artists throughout
Queer nights, gay clubs &#; bars in Sicily: detailed and updated reference for
In the heart of the Mediterranean lies a land where millennia-old history and age-old traditions blend with a vibrant contemporary spirit, creating a unique and captivating mix: Sicily. In addition to its natural beauties, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and culinary delights, Sicily has developed a firm culture of hospitality and inclusiveness in recent years.
This cultural evolution has allowed the queer community to flourish, leading to the birth of numerous same-sex attracted clubs in Sicily, events, and evenings designed to meet the needs of an LGBTQIA+ audience. If you&#;re looking for welcoming places, non-judgmental fun, and the opportunity to gather people who share your worldview, this guide is for you.
From the lively nightlife of Palermo to the vibrant atmosphere of Catania, through the entertaining evenings of Messina and the activism of Syracuse, to the surprising discoveries of Agrigento: we offer our updated guide for on gay clubs in Sicily.
Don&#;t miss out on the gay-friendly tours in Sicil