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Valley of the Dolls
... All that remained of the original roadway was approximately a 3-foot wide patch adjacent to the uphill curb. Just wide enough for a motorcycle to get through. We, of course, rode through. Three of us two up and John, the single rider. Piece of cake. The upside is that there was no traffic the entire length of the road.
Hunger pangs were hitting the group around 2:30 so we decided to stop for a snack at a lovely café on a bluff above some of ...
The temples of Agrigento
... an overpriced drink from the temple's café.
Enteringfrom the Eastern Gate, we first encounter the Temple of Giunone. The frame of rusty stone columns is worn by a millennia of wind and scarred by conflict, but amidst the olive and almond trees, high above the Mediterranean coast, it's evocative and romantic.
A short walk west is the treasure ...
Valley of Temples
... to the hotel briefly and then headed out for dinner. It was around 8:30 p.m. but the restaurants were empty. After wandering around for a while we decided on a nice outdoor place that had 2-3 tables occupied and by 9:30 all the tables were full. In fact by 11 p.m. the place was still full and lots of the tables had young children. The southern habit of eating late is still alive and well.
Agrigento is a coastal town ...
The Valley of the Temples
After three weeks in Italy, if there's one thing we've learned it's to get up early and do the exploring in the relatively early mornings - beat the afternoon heat. After our driving experience the previous day, wanting to beat the traffic was also pretty high on our agenda. We got out to the the Valley of the Temples before the crowds which meant we not only got an easy park, but also got to wander around a lot of the ruins in peace and quiet. The first thing we ...
Agrigento
... least three hours to do this because we kept stopping to get some shade and cool off. Once we had enough of the heat we headed back into town. When we got back to the B&B Antonella gave us some homemade lemon granita. Awesome! And she also helped us find accommodation and work out the bus schedule for the next day.
That night we got hungry and had none of our food stash left so we tried to find a supermarket, we were unsuccessful so we went and sat down at a ...
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- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Kitchenette
- Kids activities or Babysitting
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