The next day we drove South and stopped in Siracusa, also known as Syracuse. It was a major Greek city-state and the home of the famous mathematician and engineer Archimedes (of Eureka in the bathtub fame). It has a huge Greek amphitheater and great architecture. Here are a couple of pictures. Unfortunately, we were there in midafternoon on a Sunday and the stores were not open yet. Irith says here looked to be some good fashion shopping there.
Fountain of Diana, Archimedes Plaza, Siracusa
Some Church in Siracusa (Syracuse)
Gil – can you believe it? An entire museum and theater dedicated only to pupi? We would have gone it, but we were not sure if we could take the smell.
They Have a Museum Dedicated Only to Pupi (Can You Believe It?)