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Sicily
/ˈsɪsɪli/ (SIS-ih-lee)
Definition
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The largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, located off the southwestern tip of the Italian mainland, and an autonomous region of Italy.
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Renowned for its volcanic Mount Etna, ancient Greek temples, Baroque architecture, and world-famous cuisine including arancini, cannoli, and arguably the best pizza origins.
Examples
While hiking up Mount Etna in Sicily, I realized lava flows faster than my diet resolutions.
Sicily's beaches are so stunning, even the seagulls wear sunglasses and sip espresso.
In Sicily, they don't just eat pasta—they treat it like a family heirloom passed down with extra garlic.
Visiting Sicily felt like stepping into a Godfather sequel, minus the horse heads but plus infinite gelato.