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Quote: Visiting Agrigento is a walk through ancient Greece where serried ranks of gods commanded the heavens and earth. Besides the ruins of the temples dedicated to the gods, there are cemeteries, houses, and streets.… Read More
Quote: The reason most people go to Taormina is to see the remains of the wonderful Greek Theatre. It dates from the 3rd century BC and was later redone by the Romans who used it more for contests than as a theater. … Read More
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Quote: One of the days we were in Sicily, while exploring the city of Palermo, we definitely had on our agenda to visit the city's main cathedral. It wasn't hard to miss this massive structure while we walked through… Read More
Quote: Agrigento is perhaps more famous, but Selinunte, a site of four or five assorted Greek temples set by the beach of Marinella di Selinunte, beats it, certainly in my opinion, on many fronts. Selinunte was a… Read More
Quote: Mt. Etna is the highest point on the island. The last time we were here it was very active; this time it was quieter but still a looming presence. We didn't go up - one can - but everywhere we were we watched… Read More
Quote: This twin-towered cathedral of mixed ancestral styles rises high above the red tiled roofs of the town. It itself in turn is overshadowed by a massive crag that crowds the church and town between a wall of rock… Read More
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Quote: Our first stop after arriving by bus to the Sicilian capital city of Palermo was the Santa Maria dell'Ammiraglio, more commonly known as La Martorana. This church is one of several in the Piazza Bellini and… Read More