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Messina, Sicily Italy Travel Guide

0:00 Sunrise / Preview 0:45 Duomo di Messina preview (The Cathedral of Messina) Messina Cathedral is a Roman Catholic Cathedral located in Messina, Sicily. 1:21 Bel tower of Duomo di Messina The bell tower of the Cathedral of Messina contains the biggest and most complex mechanical and astronomical clock in the world. 4:35 Duomo di Messina inside 5:55 City view from the bel tower of Duomo di Messina 6:22 City view from Fiera di Messina This clip was filmed in one of the rarest moment, usually from Messina you can see Calabria (the other side of strait of Messina) but, due to the extreme heat that day it was completely covered by the cloud known as “lupa di mare”. 7:09 Chiesa di San Giuliano (Church of Saint Julian) 7:48 Street view 8:05 Teatro Emanuele (Théâtre Victor Emmanuel)The Teatro Vittorio Emanuele II is the main theatre in the city of Messina, the largest in Sicily for capacity among regional theatres. 8:22 City Hall 8:27 Street view 10:18 Piazza Cairoli 11:05 Lago di Ganzirri (Lake of Ganzirri) 11:27 Street view around the Lake Ganzirri 12:04 Some Messina Beaches 13:31 Mercato Vascone (Market Vascone): If you want to try some local and fresh vegetables, fruits, or fishes this is the place for you. 14:03 Cibo Time is nothing else than food time. Cibo means food in Italian language. In this section you will see some traditional Sicilian foods and sweets such as Arancino, Focaccia and Cannoli. 14:09 - You may wonder what Arancinis are, well they are rice balls stuffed with sauce and peas. Nowadays, they have become popular throughout Italy and worldwide. 14:33 - And what about Focaccia? Focaccia is a flat leavened oven-baked Italian bread, similar in style and texture to pizza. Even though Focaccia is similar in every place, they have different recipes across the country. Indeed, Palermo’s focaccia is slightly different than the Messina’s focaccia. 15:17 - Cannoli, this is the moment of truth! Cannoli is one of the most famous Sicilian recipe throughout the entire world. If you haven’t tried “real” Sicilian cannoli yet, I warmly invite you here in Sicily to try real cannoli. Cannoli are Italian pastries consisting of tube-shaped shells of fried pastry dough, filled with a sweet, creamy filling usually containing ricotta. For this video, I tried three cannoli, one filled with hazelnut cream, one with pistachio cream and one traditional cannolo which was filled with ricotta.- Last but not least, in this video I also tried some Sicilian sweets. I must admit that I really enjoyed those sweets because of some fresh fruits and cream. Want to order some Sicilian sweets when you will visit Sicily? Well, they are called “Dolci Siciliani”. Let me know in comment section if you have tried any Sicilian sweets while you were travelling in Italy. 16:58 - GRANITA E BRIOCHE is something very popular in Italy during the summer. But what is Granita? Originating in Sicily, granita is a simple Italian dessert made of sweetened fruit purée that has been frozen and shaved into an icy, crystalized treat. Where can you find Granita and Brioche? It’s not hard to find if you’ll visit Italy during the summer time. Most of the time you can find Granita and Brioche in coffee shops also called as “bar”. At this point you may wonder what brioche is, Brioche col tuppo or simply Brioche is a Sicilian pastry with a soft consistency and unmistakable round shape and aroma. in Sicily it is served with classic frozen granita for snack or breakfast - especially during the summer. Granitas are made out of almost any fruit but the well known flavours are “strawberry and whipped cream top”, “lemon”, “coffee”, “pistachio” and “chocolate”. For this video I tried out, pistachio and whipped cream on top with brioche. Yeah, It was truly delicious!!! 18:06 Santuario della Madonna di Dinnammare (The sanctuary of Our Lady of Dinnammare): The sanctuary of Our Lady of Dinnammare stands on the top of the homonymous mountain, 1130 meters high, which is part of the Peloritani mountain range. Sanctuary of the Madonna of Dinnammare contributes greatly to the social and religious ways of this place. 18:53 View from Monte Dinnammare 19:22 Driving through Monte Dinnammare 20:02 Sunset 20:28 Messina’s City hall showed solidarity with other eastern European countries after Russia's invasion in Ukraine by lighting Ukraine’s flag colours on its wall for more than two months. 20:36 Messina’s City hall supported pride in the first week of July/2022. 20:47 Caronte & Tourist heading to the port of Messina 21:21 Night view 21:47 Poem in Italian language https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/d... https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/A... https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/1... https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/i... https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/t...