4 beautiful book routes you’ll want to repeat

Before going on a trip, each of us asks the question WHERE, but the most important question to answer is WHY? What do I want to get from this trip? What kind of person to return from it?

Fiction literature with its “tasty” descriptions of countries, big cities and humble villages can help you determine the route. We share with you a selection of well-trodden routes.

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The road is not only the movement of your feet, but also a lot of mental work.

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Matthew Fort “Sicily: Sweet Honey, Bitter Lemons”

For those who love adventure, delicious food (and who doesn’t?), sea and sun, travel expert Matthew Fort’s travel diaries, “Sicily: Sweet Honey, Bitter Lemons,” is the place to go. The book is literally imbued with the spirit of Italy, full of gastronomic details and atmospheric descriptions of small villages.

After reading it, you’ll have a crazy desire to get on a scooter and rush around the island to the foot of the volcano. In each chapter Fort tells about a new city or town in Sicily, colorful places and non-tourist routes. Fans of Sicilian cuisine, which is very different from Italian cuisine, will appreciate the authentic recipes recorded by the author from the words of the locals.

Anna: The main thing not to miss in Sicily is the Etna volcano. Despite its advanced age, the old lady is in great shape, has a height of more than 3 thousand meters and periodically reminds about itself with new eruptions. Also worth a visit is the capital of Sicily – the beautiful city of Palermo.