Baroque Land and Easter told by the travel bloggers of Enjoy Barocco’s “Social Trip”
Dutch and American travel bloggers are participating in the first “Social Trip” organized by “Enjoy Barocco,” experiencing Easter rites and events in December. The Dutch experienced Easter rites, while Americans participated in December events. Through their travel blogs, they shared their experiences and Easter traditions in their countries. Visiting cities such as Ragusa, Modica, Scicli, Ispica and Santa Croce Camerina, they explored the history, art and gastronomy of the Baroque Land. They participated in millennial rites and popular celebrations, such as the Madonna Vasa Vasa in Modica and the Gioia festival in Scicli. They also tasted local culinary specialties and visited baroque churches and monuments. They enjoyed moments of relaxation and beauty, such as sumptuous breakfasts and breathtaking sunsets. Electric bike rides and visits to Cava d’Ispica further enriched their trip.
Exploring Baroque Land at BIT, a Celebration of Culture, Food and Wine and Collaboration
During BIT in Milan, “Enjoy Barocco” was presented, an event highlighting the Baroque Land, highlighting its scenic beauty, artistic heritage and authentic cuisine. Through the presentation of typical local products and the direct involvement of tour operators, reflections emerged on the importance of experiential tourism and public-private sector collaboration to promote the region. In addition, positive data was shared on the increase of tourism in the Baroque Land, confirming the success of the event and the ongoing efforts to promote this unique destination.
Easter in Baroque Land: Sacredness, Traditions and Gastronomy of Excellence
Easter in Terra Barocca is a unique experience that celebrates the spirituality, traditions and excellent gastronomy of the region that encompasses the towns of Ragusa, Modica, Scicli, Ispica and Santa Croce Camerina. During Holy Week, each town offers unique events and rituals: in Ispica, there is a moving historical re-enactment, in Ragusa there are ancient rites and an evocative Living Stations of the Cross, in Modica the Madonna Vasa Vasa is celebrated, and in Scicli there is the joyous procession of “U Gioia.” Santa Croce Camerina is shrouded in devotion and tradition. In addition to spirituality, Easter is an opportunity to enjoy traditional Sicilian dishes, thus completing an unforgettable Easter experience.
Enhancing the Baroque Land at the BIT in Milan: the LAG promotes the area together with the “Enjoy Barocco” project and the Gambero Rosso Annex
The BIT in Milan provided space for a moment of great interest focused on Terra Barocca during the presentation of the special attachment “Enjoy Barocco,” edited by Gambero Rosso with the support of GAL Terra Barocca. This event was an immersion in the historical and culinary treasures of this unique region, with an immersive experience […]
A Journey to the Heart: Discovering the Charm of Baroque Land on Valentine’s Day
Today I will take you through an exciting journey, discovering the wonders of Terra Barocca on the occasion of Valentine’s Day. Prepare to be enchanted by the breathtaking beauty, irresistible flavors and compelling stories of this unique location.
The festival of lovers among the villages of Terra Barocca!
Where, if not in Sicily could Andrea Camilleri find inspiration for his famous stories? A series of places clustered around Ragusa in the southeast of the island, Ibla, Scicli, Modica, Ispica, Punta Secca and the small seaside villages: the Sicily of “Inspector Montalbano “.
Montalbano, between fiction and reality among precious testimonies of a Late Baroque
Where, if not in Sicily could Andrea Camilleri find inspiration for his famous stories? A series of places clustered around Ragusa in the southeast of the island, Ibla, Scicli, Modica, Ispica, Punta Secca and the small seaside villages: the Sicily of “Inspector Montalbano “.
Pierre Gauthier, the artist. In Sicily for love
Pierre Gauthier was born in Belgium but has lived in Italy for years and is very much in love with Sicily.
After studying to be a fashion designer, she opened her own haute couture workshop in Brussels, an activity that lasted from 1988 to 2014. He later moved to Sicily for love, where he devoted himself to decoration.
Amid the glitz, sorrows, and vices of a family of 19th-century Sicilian aristocracy
Donnafugata Castle a labyrinth of charm and beauty We arrive at this splendid dwelling by driving a short stretch of road in the more typical Ragusa countryside that lazily slopes down to the sea, in a succession of wonderful color effects, among dry stone walls, olive and carob trees, and flocks of sheep. At first, […]
