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AUTHOR THANKS Cristian BonettoAs always, grazie infinite to my ‘Re e Regina di Napoli’, as well as to Alfonso Sperandeo, Andrea Maglio, Susy Galeone and La Paran-za, Bonnie Alberts, Luca Coda and Harriet Driver, Alfredo Cefalo and Malgorzata Gajo, Giancarlo Di Maio, Gigi Crispino and Valentina Vellusi. At Lonely Planet, a big thanks to Anna Tyler for the commission and to my diligent co-writers Helena Smith, Brendan Sainsbury and Gregor Clark.

Gregor ClarkGrazie mille to the many dozens of people who shared their love and knowledge of Sicily with me, especially Angela, Francesco and Matilde in Palermo. Love and special thanks to my father, Henry Clark, who first showed me the wonders of Sicily. Back in Vermont,

big hugs to Gaen, Meigan and Chloe, who always make coming home the best part of the trip.

Brendan SainsburyThanks to all the untold bus drivers, coffee baristas, pasta makers, museum curators and innocent bystanders who smoothed the path during my research. Special thanks to my wife, Liz, and nine-year-old son, Kieran, for their company on the road.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Climate map data adapted from Peel MC, Finlayson BL & McMahon TA (2007) ‘Updated World Map of the Koppen-Geiger Climate Classification’, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 11, 1633-44

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Index

Map Pages 000Photo Pages 000

Aaccommodation 16, 262-4,

see also individual locations

language 281Acquacalda 182activities 20-1, see also

individual activitiesAeolian Islands 11, 178-

90, 11beaches 181, 183, 188hiking 182, 183, 184, 188travel to/from 154,

178, 179travel within 179

Agrigento 10, 214-17, 216, 10

agriturismi 262Agropoli 96Aieta 147air travel

to/from Southern Italy 273-4

within Southern Italy 276Albanian towns 146-7Alberobello 11, 117-19,

11, 159Alicudi 189Amalfi 87-9Amalfi Coast 12, 83-96, 13Appennino Lucano 143-4archaeological sites &

ruins 228Campi Flegrei 59, 99, 98Catania 195Crotone 156Herculaneum 70-1, 99, 99Locri 156Paestum 95, 99, 98Parco Archeologico della

Neapolis 203Pompeii 9, 72-8, 99, 76,

8, 98-9

Segesta 223-4Selinunte 219Sibari 156Valley of the Temples 214,

215, 215Villa Jovis 61Villa Romana del Casale

213architecture 18, 258-60area codes 15, 269-70art 256-8art galleries, see museums

& galleriesasylum seekers 226-7ATMs 17, 267

BBacoli 59Baia 59bargaining 17Bari 101, 104-7, 104baroque architecture 18,

259-60baroque art 257-8basilicas, see churches &

cathedralsBasilicata 34, 100, 135-45,

146-7, 102-3climate 100driving tour 108, 108food 28, 112highlights 100, 102-3history 135, 156travel seasons 100

Bay of Naples 60-70B&Bs 262-3beaches 19

Aeolian Islands 181, 183, 188

Amalfi Coast 87Bay of Naples 67Calabria 146, 150, 155Campania 82, 91Ischia 67Lipari 181Mondello 175

Otranto 131Palermo 175, 177Procida 69Promontorio del

Gargano 111Sicily 191, 204-5Stromboli 188Syracuse 204Taormina 191Vulcano 183

bicycle travel, see cyclingBlue Grotto 64boat travel

to/from Southern Italy 275-6

within Southern Italy 277books 226border crossings 274Bourbon rule 235-6Bova 151bread 250-1Brindisi 127-30, 128budget 15buffitieri 172bus travel

local transport 278to/from Southern Italy

274-5within Southern Italy 277

business hours 15, 143, 269Byzantine art 256-7

CCalabria 34, 100, 145-57,

102-3climate 100driving tour 108, 108food 28, 112highlights 100, 102-3history 145-6, 156travel seasons 100travel to/from 154

calcio 245Camigliatello Silano 150Campania 33, 36-97, 38-9

accommodation 36

climate 36food 27-8, 36highlights 38-9travel seasons 36

Campi Flegrei 59, 99, 98camping 263cannoli 186, 221, 186Canolo 151Capo Vaticano 155Capraia 116Capri 10, 60-6, 62, 11

accommodation 63-5activities 63drinking & nightlife 65-6food 65hiking 65shopping 66sights 61-3tourist information 66travel to/from 66travel within 66

car traveldriving tours 108, 132,

209, 108, 209to/from Southern Italy 275within Southern Italy

277-8Caravaggio 257-8cartapesta 126Casamicciola Terme 68Caserta 60Castel del Monte 110Castelmezzano 143-4Castrovillari 147catacombs 51, 52, 99Catania 194-200, 196, 2

accommodation 197-8drinking & nightlife 198-9entertainment 199festivals & events 197food 198medical services 199tourist information 199travel to/from 176,

199-200travel within 200

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- Lcathedrals, see churches &

cathedralscaves

Grotta Azzurra 64Grotta dello Smeraldo 88Grotte di Castelcivita 97Grotte di Castellana 117Grotte di Pertosa 97Naples 51Promontorio del Gargano

111Cefalù 176-8cell phones 14, 270ceramics 91Certosa e Museo di San

Martino 45-6Cetara 91Chiaia 69Chiaramonte Gulfi 209children, travel with 31-2Christmas 21, 46churches & cathedrals

Basilica di San Nicola 105

Basilica di Santa Caterina d’Alessandria 130

Basilica di Santa Chiara 37, 40

Basilica di Santa Croce 122

Cappella Sansevero 40-1Cattedrale di Monreale

175Cattedrale di Sant’

Andrea 87Duomo (Naples) 42-3Duomo (Salerno) 91, 93Lecce 124

Ciclo di Rappresentazioni Classiche 205

Civita 147climate 14, 20-1, see also

individual locationsclimate change 273coffee 28, 249Condofuri 151consulates 265cooking courses 125Corricella 69Cosenza 148-9Costiera Amalfitana,

see Amalfi CoastCostiera Cilentana 96-7costs 15credit cards 17, 267-8Croatia 109Crotone 156cucina povera 112culture 226-7, 241-5

currency 14, 267customs regulations 264cycling 276-7

Ddangers, see safetyDiamante 147Diocletian 231disabilities, travellers

with 271discount cards 264-5diving

Capri 63Ischia 67Lipari 181Otranto 131Praiano 87Promontorio del

Gargano 111Punta Campanella 82San Domino 116Stromboli 188Taormina 191

drinking 26-30, 254-5drinks, see coffee, winedriving, see car traveldriving licences 277driving tours

Puglia, Calabria & Basilicata 108, 132, 108

Sicily 209, 209drugs, possesion of 267Duomo (Naples) 42-3Duomo (Salerno) 91, 93

Eeconomy 226-7, 241Egadi Islands 189, 220electricity 265embassies 265emergencies 15

language 283environmental hazards 266-7Erchie 91Ercolano 70-2Erice 222-3etiquette 17, 29events 20-1exchange rates 15

FFavignana 220ferry travel 275-6, 277Festival della Valle d’Itria 21festivals 20-1, see also

individual locationsfood 253

theatre 205wine 51-2

Filicudi 189film 226

history 239Mafia, the 247

fishing platforms 114food 13, 18, 26-30, 248-55,

265, 12, see also individual locations

buffitieri 172cannoli 186, 221, 186cooking courses 125cucina povera 112language 282Sicilian desserts 186-7,

186, 187Slow Food movement

251football 56, 245Foresta Umbra 115Furore 87

GGaius 231Galatina 130Gallipoli 132-3Gambarie 151Gargano Peninsula,

see Promontorio del Gargano

gay travellers 265-6Gerace 151Giotto di Bondone 257Gothic architecture 259Greece, travel to/from 109Greek colonisation 156Grotta Azzurra 64Grotte di Castellana 117

Hhaggling 17health 266-7Herculaneum 70-1, 99, 99hiking

Aeolian Islands 182, 183, 184, 188

Amalfi Coast 85Basilicata 140, 146-7Calabria 146-7, 151Capri 65Puglia 115Sicily 200, 223

history 19, 228-40, see also individual locations

early settlers 228film 239Greek settlement 229

Holy Roman Empire 232-4

Lombards 231-2Mafia, the 240malaria 237-8Normans 232, 233prehistoric inhabitants

228Roman settlement 230Sicily 234-5Tangentopoli scandal

239-40unification 238-9WWI 238WWII 238-9

holidays 268hot springs 183

IIl Volo dell’Angelo 143immigration 226-7, 271-2,

273insurance

car 275health 266travel 267

internet access 267internet resources 15Ionian coast 150-1, 190-201Ischia 66-9islands 19Isole Tremiti 115-16Ispica 209Italian language 14, 17,

281-5itineraries 22-5

Jjellyfish 266

LLa Notte della Taranta 21Lampedusa 189Lampione 189language 14, 17, 281-5Latronico 146Le Castella 150-1Lecce 13, 122-7, 123, 13,

19, 159accommodation 125courses 125drinking 126-7food 125-6medical services 127sights 122, 124-5travel to/from 127

legal matters 267leishmaniasis 267

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lesbian travellers 265-6Levanzo 220Linosa 189Lipari 179-83, 180literature 226local transport 278Locorotondo 118, 119-20Locri 156Lorica 150Lucanian Apennines 143-4lyme disease 266

MMafia, the 161, 240, 246-7Maggio dei Monumenti

20, 51Magna Graecia 156Maiori 91, 5malaria 237-8maps 267Maratea 144-5Marettimo 220Marina del Cantone 82-3Marina di Chiaiolella 69markets 251Marsala 218-19Martina Franca 120-1masserias 118, 262Matera 12, 135-42, 158,

137, 10, 158accommodation 139-40activities 136-8drinking & nightlife 141festivals & events 139food 141history 136, 139medical services 141shopping 141sights 136-8tourist information

141-2tours 138-9travel to/from 142

Matera Gravina 140measures 270medical services 266medieval towns 18Messina, travel to/from

154Metaponto 142Milazzo 178Minori 91mobile phones 14, 270Modica 211-12

monasteriesaccommodation 263Certosa di San

Giacomo 61Certosa di San Lorenzo 97Certosa e Museo di San

Martino 45-6Complesso Monumentale

di Santa Chiara 37, 40Monastero di Santo

Spirito 214Museo Nazionale di

Capodimonte 50Mondello 175money 14, 15, 17, 264-5,

267-8Monreale 175Monte Sant’Angelo 113-14Morano Calabro 147motorcycle travel 275,

277-8mozzarella 249Mt Etna 12, 200-1, 12Mt Vesuvius 70, 72, 73museums & galleries

Certosa e Museo di San Martino 45-6

MADRE 43Museo Archeologico

Nazionale 43Museo del Palazzo

Reale 47Museo Nazionale di

Reggio Calabria 152Palazzo Reale di

Capodimonte 47, 50

NNaples 9, 33, 36, 37-60,

40, 44, 48-9, 9accommodation 36,

52-3climate 36discount cards 42drinking & nightlife 55-6entertainment 56festivals & events 51-2food 27-8, 36, 53-5history 37itineraries 41medical services 57shopping 56-7sights 37, 40-50, 51tourist information 57tours 51travel seasons 36travel to/from 57-8travel within 56, 59-60

national parks & reservesForesta Umbra 115

Parco Naturale Regionale delle Madonie 177

Parco Nazionale del Cilento e Vallo di Diano 96-7

Parco Nazionale del Pollino 146-7

Parco Nazionale della Sila 149-50

Parco Nazionale dell’ Aspromonte 151-2

Riserva Naturale dello Zingaro 223

nativity scenes 46‘ndrangheta, the 146, 227Nero 231newspapers 270Nocelle 88Noto 208, 210-11

Oolive oil 250opening hours 15, 143, 269opera

Naples 56Palermo 170, 173

Opera dei Pupi 171Ostuni 118, 121-2Otranto 130-1outdoor activities 18-19,

see also individual activities

PPaestum 94-6, 99, 98palaces

Castel del Monte 110Palazzo dei Normanni

165Palazzo Reale 47Reggia di Caserta 60Villa Rufolo 90

Palermo 164-76, 166-7accommodation 170-1climate 160drinking & nightlife 173entertainment 173festivals & events 170food 171-3medical services 174shopping 174sights 164-5, 168-70tourist information 174travel seasons 160travel to/from 174-6travel within 176

Panarea 189Pantelleria 189Paola 148

papier-mâché 126Parco Archeologico della

Neapolis 203Parco Naturale Regionale

delle Madonie 177Parco Nazionale del Cilento

e Vallo di Diano 96-7Parco Nazionale del Pollino

146-7Parco Nazionale della Sila

149-50Parco Nazionale dell’

Aspromonte 151-2, 158passports 271-2, 273pasta 252pasticcerie 251-2Pelagic Islands 189pensioni 264Pentidàttilo 151Peschici 114-15phonecards 270Piano Provenzano 200Pianoconte 182Piazza Armerina 213pickpockets 268-9Pietrapertosa 143-4pizza 248-9, 19Pizzo 157planning 16-17

budgeting 15calendar of events 20-1children, travel with 31-2climate 14, 20-1first time travellers 16-17internet resources 15itineraries 22-5Southern Italy basics

14-15Southern Italy’s regions

33-4travel seasons 14, 20-1weather 14, 20-1

police 267politics 226-7Pollara 184Pompeii 9, 72-8, 99, 76, 8,

74-5, 98, 99accommodation 78food 78sights 73-8tourist information 78tours 73travel to/from 78

population 227Positano 83-7, 84, 13postal services 268Potenza 143Pozzuoli 59Praia a Mare 146-7

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- WPraiano 85, 87presepe napoletano 46Procida 69-70Promontorio del Gargano

110-15, 158, 158public holidays 268public transport 278Puglia 34, 100, 101-35,

102-3climate 100driving tours 108, 132,

108food 28, 112highlights 100, 102-3history 101, 156travel seasons 100travel to/from 109

puppet shows 171, 173, 174

QQuattropani 182

Rradio 270rafting 147Ragusa 212-13Ravello 89-91Ravello Festival 21Reggia di Caserta 60Reggio di Calabria 152-4,

153religion 227, 244-5Renaissance, the 257Riserva Naturale dello

Zingaro 223road rules 278Roghudi 151Romanesque architecure

259Rotonda 146, 147

Ssafety 268-9

car travel 278Salento 130-5, 158

Salerno 91-4, 92Salina 184-5San Costantino Albanese

146San Domino 116San Nicola 116San Paolo Albanese 146Santa Severina 150Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi 82Sant’Arcangelo 146Santuario di San Michele

113sassi 136, 139Scigliano 150Scilla 154-5Scopello 223Segesta 223-4Selinunte 219Settimana Santa 20Sibari 156Sicily 34, 160-224, 162-3

accommodation 160climate 160driving tours 209, 209food 29, 160, 186-7,

186-7highlights 162-3history 161, 234-5travel seasons 160travel to/from 154,

161, 164travel within 164, 176

skiing 150Slow Food movement 251smoking laws 270snakes 266soccer 56, 245Sorrento 78-82, 79Soverato 150Stromboli 188-90, 11Syracuse 201-8, 202, 204

accommodation 205-6activities 204-5drinking & nightlife 207entertainment 207

festivals & events 205food 206-7medical services 207shopping 207sights 202-4tourist information 207travel to/from 208travel within 208

TTaormina 190-4, 192Taranto 133-5, 156, 134taxes 14, 268taxis 278Teatro Massimo 170, 173Teatro San Carlo 56telephone services 14,

269-70Terranova di Pollino

146, 147theft 268-9thermal springs 183Tiberius 231ticks 266time 14, 270tipping 17, 268Tortora 147tourist information 270-1tours, see driving tours,

walking tours, individual locations

trabucchi 114train travel 275, 278-80Trani 107-10transport 15, 273-80

language 284Trapani 219-22travel to/from Southern

Italy 273-6travel within Southern Italy

276-80trekking, see hikingTropea 155-7trulli 116, 117, 119, 11, 159TV 270

Uunderground train travel

278unemployment 226Ustica 175

Vvacations 268vaccinations 266Valle d’Itria 116-22, 158Valley of the Temples 214,

215, 215vegetables 252-4Vieste 110-13, 3Vietri sul Mare 91Villa Romana del Casale

213Villa Rufolo 90Villa San Giovanni 154visas 14, 271-2volcanoes

Mt Etna 200-1Mt Vesuvius 72Stromboli 188Vulcano 183

volunteering 272Vulcano 183-4

Wwalking, see hikingwalking tours 215weather 14, 20-1, see also

individual locationswebsites 15weights 270wine 51-2, 254-5

Aeolian Islands 184Malfa 184Marsala 218

women in Southern Italy 243-4

women travellers 272WWI 238WWII 238-9

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Cristian Bonetto Coordinating Author, Naples & Campania Despite his northern Italian back-ground, espresso-guzzling Cristian is an ardent fan of the country’s sunbaked south. A one-time writer of farce and TV drama, the Melbourne-born writer is hooked on the region’s penchant for intensity, irony and extremes. Cristian has both lived and holidayed in the Bel paese (Beautiful Country), his musing on the country’s food, culture and inimitable style appearing in newspapers,

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Gregor Clark Sicily Gregor caught the Italy bug at age 14 while living in Florence with his professor dad, who took him to see every fresco, mosaic and museum within a 1000km radius. He’s lived in Florence and Le Marche, huffed and puffed across the Dolomites while researching LP’s Cycling Italy and contributed to three previous editions of this guide. A lifelong polyglot with a Romance Languages degree, Gregor has written for Lonely Planet since 2000, with an emphasis on

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