Explore Castelvetrano and Greek Selinunte!

[@sherrycatanese4312]

Thanks for your informative, fun videos! In 2018, twelve of us from the USA came to Sicily to visit our ancestral town of San Pier Niceto for 2 days. We stayed outside town and drove in each day to check things out. The people were delightful! We were commemorating the Catanese family ( 8) members who came to America in 1916 and all died but my husbands father, his brother & 1 uncle survived the swine flu epidemic in 1918. His father was brought back to Sicily by the uncle with the brother. Dad stayed until he was 18 the returned to the USA. We went to mass at the church the grandparents were married in & they said the mass for the deceased family members 100 years to the day they had died. It would be thrilling to see you visit there! Grazie!

[@EszterVajda]

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[@ExpArkler]

Glad to see you visited my town :) Compared to other cities in Sicily we are not that good in promoting our historical sites, but luckly for us, sometimes someone finds them anyway :)

[@YouMeandSicily]

Glad you liked it ! Many more coming !

[@jenniferpeterson7894]

Those olives are amazing. !!

[@janetlombardi2314]

I adore Scicily every part has something to offer. The food culture history warmth of the sun simply beautiful

[@EszterVajda]

For sure !

[@jodidelucca4190]

Another wonderful video sharing yet another magical area of Sicily!!! Grazie mille 😊

[@ccadvisor489]

My father is fromCastellammare Del Golfo and my mother is from Mazara Del Vallo. I would be grateful if you went to those cities. I was there 10 years ago and still have lots of family there. Thank you for your fine videos.

[@EszterVajda]

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[@wandsandwizards]

WOW, those amazing beautiful green olives, the rows of trees, the vines so green, Sculptures in the amazing chapel and all those historical sites with Greek temples and ruins. I am just amazed at all this right there in part of Sicily. So much to see and experience. Oh those gigantic onions make me hungry for one! Everything there is simply marvelous. Thank you so much for bringing this to us at home and allowing us to experience the wonders of Sicily.

[@wrennewest9670]

Missing Sicily’s fresh food!

[@tonynapoli5549]

Only one thing to say WOW Thanks for sharing sharing ciao from 🇬🇧

[@celestechernin24]

A terrific video, thank you. Partanna olive oil is my favorite -- always in my kitchen -- been using it for years!!

[@alicebecht859]

It is my maternal grandmother’s home, I loved her stories of where she lived as a child. I visited there very briefly in 2018. I could only spend a few hours, I would love to know more about it.

[@YouMeandSicily]

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[@danakuwait]

That’s such a beautiful yellow dress Eszter 😍🌻🌻 looks great on you

[@EszterVajda]

Thank you!

[@gigi-jeff]

We finally made it back to Sicily!!! Still in quarantine until Friday... we’ve been to Trapani but haven’t visited here. It looks like a great place to visit . Grazie mille

[@mariabedda6153]

When my father was a young boy, he lived in Castelvetrano Sicilia ❤️☀️I was in awe of The temples when I visited, beautiful!

[@manitheman0806]

Great video....close to my grandparents town of Partanna...

[@italydigginguprootsinthebo3420]

Great small town gems all over Sicily!

[@josephascione4871]

Another great informative video. It's good to see towns we would never get to see and that Sistine Chapel of Sicily was spectacular. It's great you went to Asaro as I cooked my Sunday sauce using their Olive Oil today, great work!

[@denisedemarco9150]

Excellent episode on Castelvetrano. I love and buy Partanna olive oil - authentic quality Sicilian product on Amazon.

[@MonkhMusic]

Would love to see a video of Leonforte! Thank you two for bringing Sicily out in the best way possible. Planning to take a trip there soon and using this as a guide.

[@EszterVajda]

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[@MrKinghuman]

Literally eating partanna olives as I watch this

[@toninobonafede8977]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL VIDEO IN MY DEAR CASTELVETRANO! YES, I WAS BORN IN CASTEKVETRANO (BUT I MOVED TO THE NORTH OF ITALY WITH MY FAMILY(. IN A FEW DAYS, I'LL GO BACK TO CASTELVETRANO FOR 8 DAYS ON HOLIDAY TO MEET SOME RELATIVES AND TO ENJOY THE SEA IN SELINUNTE. THANK YOU!

[@YouMeandSicily]

So glad you enjoyed it !

[@josephinepisani3177]

as always nice video .you love the story,you should come to Malta only 90 min from Catana..

[@daraalt]

this is my maternal grandfather's hometown

[@mocuko]

Go to my father home town, Campobello de Mazara which is 10 miles west of Castelvetrano

[@EszterVajda]

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[@danakuwait]

You guys should get way more views! Have you tried posting some of your clips on r/Sicily or r/italianlearning on Reddit?

[@jasonashley9187]

Castelvetrano is where my family came from.

[@YouMeandSicily]

Beautiful place !

[@marioforbini7351]

La mia Castelvetrano

[@alicebecht859]

Can you visit Ventimiglia Di Sicilia

[@YouMeandSicily]

We would love to! Would you sponsor the episode ?

[@EszterVajda]

@Alice Becht email me at [e-mail]

[@EszterVajda]

Just posted on our Facebook page You, Me and Sicily some pictures from Ventimiglia Di Sicilia!