"Vistas in Sicily" by Arthur Stanley Riggs is a travel book that shines a light on the island of Sicily during the early 1900s. Riggs sets out to share the history, culture, and natural appeal of Sicily, a place he believes is often missed by American tourists. The story begins with the author deciding to visit Sicily after a volcano erupted near Naples; leaving behind any prior negative thoughts about the region and its people. As he arrives in Palermo, Riggs describes how his expectations are turned upside down as he's welcomed by beautiful sights and friendly locals. Throughout the book there is the theme of adventure as the author digs into Sicily's past while exploring the island.
Vistas in Sicily
By Arthur Stanley Riggs
Embark on a journey to early 20th-century Sicily where preconceived notions crumble and reveal a vibrant land of history.
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