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The so called Valley of the Temples in south-western Sicily actually sprawls along the ridge tops near the town of Agrigento Sicily. The ridge falls away to valleys on both sides, one lush green and treed toward the town and another over brown then manicured fields to the ocean. On this side the fields are …
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As soon as I read about the Piazza Navona fountains in Rome, I knew they would be at the top of our Rome Walking Itinerary. With the Trevi Fountain closed for repairs during our 10 weeks in Europe, you can imagine the excitement of discovering Navona Square was home to not one, but three famous …
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The aim of Southern Sicily Unplugged is to reveal the streets as they really are. Some shots were taken from the car whilst moving from A to B, while others are from our walks on the streets of Modica, our home base in this Baroque corner of Sicily. I hope they impart a feeling for …
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Driving Sicily scenic southern corner revealed just how challenging our road trip would be. As chief navigator, I was dismayed to discover how easy it was to become lost, even when using a GPS and a paper map. Although road trips can take much longer than anticipated, we think it is the most enjoyable way …
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Given the task of categorising Sicilian travel, I would struggle simply because of strange sights Siracusa style and the Seductive Streets of Siracusa. Should Sicily be placed in the Enchanting or Strange Box? Ortigia Island, the historical centre of Siracusa is home to some sights with a definite Strange leaning. Crossing over the causeway from Siracusa …
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Siracusa, the ancient Greek stronghold on the south-east coast of Sicily, is seductive in May. Although Spring temperatures should be mild, the stone streets and buildings of this World Heritage listed town, store and radiate the mid-day heat. Sensible locals take a long Siesta with the shutters firmly pulled down, but we cannot resist discovering more Siracusa …
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To find Caseificio Borderi, the cheese factory deli owned by the Borderi family in the Sicilian town of Ortigia Siracusa, look for the crowd of happy shoppers munching on hand made cheeses at Ortigia Market. This local institution was on our personalised list of What to See in Siracusa as recommended by our Airbnb host …
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Having visited three of the major historical sights of Rome, the Palatine Hill, The Roman Forum and the Colosseum the nearby Baths of Caracalla are a must see Roman destination. I’m not sure why this ancient thermal baths complex, built in 212AD isn’t more popular because it is a spectacular ruin set amidst beautiful landscaping. However it’s …
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