After the Cyclades and Crete, the Ionian islands are the most popular island group in Greece.
Located on the western side of the country, these islands have been strongly connected to Italy in terms of history and culture since the Venetian occupation period.
The “Ponte dei Saraceni” is one of the most beautiful and historically interesting building of the Sicilian Middle Ages. The bridge has lasted for about a thousand years on the major river of Sicily.
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The Adriatic Sea separates separates the Italian Peninsula from the Balkan Peninsula. The Dalmatian coast on its eastern shore is regarded as one of Europe’s most picturesque and beautiful coastlines where the historic cities of Dubrovnik and Split are two of Croatia’s most popular tourist destinations.
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Sicily’s capital was heavily influenced by its role over several hundred years as first an Arab capital and then a Norman one.
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Sicily’s rich cultural life is supplemented by its many festivals which are held throughout the year.
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