Which country does Sicily belong to?

Sicily (Italian: Sicilia) belongs to Sicily, Italy, with an area of 25,700 square kilometers and a coastline of 1.484 kilometers. It is the largest island in the Mediterranean with a population of about 5 million.

Sicily is located in the south of Italy, in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, and looks like a triangle. The northeast end faces the Apennine Peninsula across the 3 km wide Messina Strait. The island is hilly, with a typical Mediterranean climate and warm and humid winters.

Summer is dry and hot, and the climate in coastal areas, especially in southwest China, is also influenced by the African continent, so it is even hotter in summer, and the highest temperature can reach 48℃.

Extended information Sicilian

Sicilian, the main dialect of Italian, is mainly used in Sicily, with a population of about 4 million, and it is impossible to communicate in standard Italian.

Sicilian is mainly used in Sicily, but it has also spread to southern Italy, Malta and the Republic. The number of users is about 4.8 million, including immigrants from more than 30 countries overseas. It is the main dialect of Italian, which differs from Italian mainly in the stress and spelling of some words.

Baidu encyclopedia-Sicily

Baidu Encyclopedia-Sicily