Jeanne Devon
Christmas in Colmar is almost indescribable. There aren’t enough superlatives to capture the absolute surreal fairytale beauty of this Alsacian town when it is dressed for the holidays and welcomes … Read More
If you’re starting your journey through Sicily’s ancient history on the east side of the island, the Temple of Apollo in Syracuse is the place to begin. The remains of the … Read More
Sicily is an absolute treasure trove of ancient archaeology. Each of the best archaeological sites in Sicily makes you feel like you’re exploring the layers of a historical onion – … Read More
I don’t think I’ve ever been to a museum that left me so thrilled, and so full of heartache at the same time. The Paolo Orsi Archaeological Museum in Syracuse is … Read More
The Greek Theater of Taormina proves that if the ancient Greeks knew one thing, it’s where to build a theater. Carved from a natural terrace high above the Ionian Sea, … Read More
I can’t remember a time I had such a thrill of discovering a surprise hidden gem quite like Villa Romana del Tellaro, (also known as the Villa of Caddeddi). To … Read More
Can’t decide between Selinunte or Segesta? Segesta is compact, serene, and easy to visit on a half-day trip from Palermo or Trapani – perfect for history buffs short on time. … Read More
Few ancient sites capture the imagination quite like Segesta Archaeological Park in western Sicily. If you love wandering through ruins without gates or rails, and feeling the history of a place without … Read More
If you’ve ever tried to fly with a large dog, you already know how frustrating it can be to find airlines that allow large dogs in cabin. I have a … Read More
Few places in the ancient world invite you to step inside history quite like Selinunte Archaeological Park on Sicily’s west coast. And I mean that literally. Unlike many ancient ruins which are fenced off … Read More