Real-life experiences, lifestyle and everyday moments from our life in Sicily
Everyday Life
In general, if I am being fully honest, I expected not to like the markets in Catania. Not hate them. Just… Not care that much. I even considered skipping the market completely. We didn’t. And I’m very glad we didn’t. La Pescheria We started at La Pescheria,
Daily Life
Some experiences are beautiful. And some feel like you were quietly allowed into something sacred that has been alive for centuries. Our visit to Antica Dolceria Bonajuto in Modica was the second kind. Yes, it is the oldest chocolate factory in Sicily. Yes, it is well known. But what made
Expat Life
San Vito Lo Capo is one of the most famous beach towns in Sicily. In summer, it’s known for its bright sand, clear water, and a tourism season that completely transforms the place. But we wanted to see what happens when the season ends. Not just as visitors, but
Relocation
When we were still living abroad, Sicily often sounded like some kind of Mediterranean cheat code. Cheap houses, endless sunshine, fresh food, slow life. But once you actually move here, the numbers start to feel a bit more real. So let’s talk about it honestly. Not dream-numbers from
Daily Life
Living through winter here We’ve been very happy with winter in Sicily. That’s the honest truth. Yes, some coastal towns do feel quieter. Some places close. Some days are slow. But it has never felt like a problem for us. When we want some city energy, action and