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Roman mosaics and a quaint medieval fishing town
... the Euro means that we get great value here. We have found eating out to be very reasonable with fish meals very cheap compared to Australia. Overall we pay about $15 for a main course in a quality restaurant with views. Wine is also not expensive. Today we took yet again another local bus and visited Castelbuono a village about 25 Ks away. Once again a very cute part of Sicily in the Madonnie ...
Day trips to Syracuse and Castelmola
... We also visited the quarries where they used water and timber to split the limestone for use in their theatres and fortresses, truly amazing skills they had back then. We then viewed one of the most impressive piazzas you could ever see. The Piazza is dominated by the Cathedral (Duomo). This cathedral contains Doric columns dating back to the 5th century BC when a mighty Greek temple existed on this ...
Oct 17, 2012
... She spoke no English, but with my limited Italian we conversed, and really enjoyed the 45 minutes we spent with her. On our way out, she packed a jar of pickled eggplant for us to take along. Sweet woman that we will never forget. Headed to Nicosa even though it wasn't on our itinerary. There we found this to be another inland town busy as can be. School buses and kids everywhere. Since it was before 3 we figured everything was closed. But, alas I found ...
Back in Cefalù
... The ticket machine is broken. You can't buy tickets. The 'fast' train is 1hr 40 mins late. Our slow train arrives 40 minutes late and it's already full, with many students heading back to Palermo with suitcases. Despite this, people cram aboard, blocking the doors. Tempers simmer and arguments ensue as the train remains on the platform for ...
Agrigento Archaeological Museum to Terre di Himere
... between Agrigento and Termini Imerese appears fairly barren from the heat. Only approaching our destination did we see much green with fields of artichokes and cabbage.
Maria, the host of Terre di Himera, collects us from the station and drives
to the west of the Himera Archaeological Park where the last of the day's visitors explore the layouts of the ancient city, one of the first Greek settlements ...
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