By Jonathan Varela Fernández.
A
few weeks ago, the long-awaited trip to Palermo (Sicily) was
eventually carried out; we had been waiting for two really long
years. The trip lasted seven days in total.
During the first five days, we stayed in Palermo (in the north of the island) and, for the last two days of our visit, we moved to Catania, which lies on a broad plain at the bottom of Mount Etna, the largest active volcano in Europe and is located in the south-east of the island.
