In ancient times, Messina’s wealth stemmed from its protected harbour. It was formed by a crescent-shaped headland, which is the reason for its Greek name: Zancle, i.e. “scythe”. You can find the scythe on Messina’s coins too. Put it together and have a close look!
If you like Sicily, you might want to read Ursula Kampmann’s travel diary “Sicily in full bloom”.
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