Taormina - Agrigento - Amalfi - Genoa & Turin
In northeast Sicily, the town of Taormina is famous for its Greco-Roman theatre perched on the hillside overlooking the Ionian sea.
Near the city of Agrigento (in Southwestern Sicily) lies what is referred to as The Valley of the Temples — although the well-preserved temples are in fact on a wide ridge (not a valley) facing the ocean. The temples are from the 6th-5th century BC city of Akragas, a Greek colony, part of Magna Grecia (or Greater Greece).
Boccadasse, on the eastern side of Genoa
From the Egyptian Museum, Turin
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