BY: Rochelle Del Borello
Sicily is probably one of the most fascinating regions of Italy with an intriguing mixture of tourist hot spots, picturesque seaside towns, UNESCO world heritage sites and off the beaten track places to explore. It has a little bit of everything from mountains, national parks, endless museums, a tangible series of architectural wonders from all periods of history, marine reserves, bustling metropolis, all surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea.
Inevitably people visiting the island fall under its timeless spell. Sicily draws people in with its beauty, food, lifestyle, weather and charismatic personality. Many people dream of moving to Sicily, others of perhaps retiring there. But before you sell up everything and move to Sicily there are some things you should be made aware of as visiting a place for a holiday is a different thing to living there full time.
SOURCE: https://www.italymagazine.com
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