#holidayvacation Tindari, ancient Tyndaris or Tyndarion, is a small town, frazione in the comune of Patti and a Latin Catholic titular see. The monumental ruins of ancient Tyndaris are a main attraction for visitors and excavations are continuing to reveal more parts of the city. The monumental ruins of ancient Tyndaris are a main attraction for visitors and excavations are continuing to reveal more parts of the city. Tindari has a famous sanctuary and is also famous for the poem Vento a Tindari, written by Salvatore Quasimodo. Ancient Tyndaris was strategically situated on its prominent hill overlooking the wide bay of the Tyrrhenian Sea bounded by the Punta di Milazzo on the east, and the Capo Calavà on the west. It was one of the latest of all the cities in Sicily that could claim a purely Greek origin, having been founded by the elder Dionysius in 396 or 395 BC. The original settlers were the remains of the Messenian exiles, who had been driven from Naupactus, Zacynthus, and the Peloponnese by the Spartans after the close of the Peloponnesian War. These had at first been established by Dionysius at Messana, when he repeopled that city; but the Spartans having taken umbrage at this, he transferred them to the site of Tyndaris, which had previously been included in the territory of Abacaenum. #staycation #merryxmas #holidayvacation#staycation#merryxmas

#mynovgetaway The sculpture, in the shape of an archetype symbol, the maze, is a physical and inner way, where once we get in, is impossible not to cross it all. The art work is connected to the past, to the classic culture, to the birth, to the first education of the life. Through a natural passage, you get into the maze and exit from the maze, such as the man that, in the time, has entered and exited from the earth scene. Who gets in the maze, ask questions to himself that regard the own existence, in a place and a timeless dimension in which it’s impossible don’t think. The maze is reflection, is spirituality that derives from a kind of "maternity", expressed in a concentric tangle of circles culminating in an aspiration to the sublime. A journey that seems inside the earth but it’s under the sky, where the center is the life, the ancient source represented by a shiny metallic slab in the center of the spiral, metaphor of the Mother Nature and the mystery of the fecundation.

Isola Bella is one of the Borromean Islands, about 400 metres off Stresa, and can be reached in a few minutes from Verbania, Baveno, Stresa and Arona. The island is a natural treasure made even richer by human intervention; it has always been one of the favourite visitor attractions of Lake Maggiore, not to be missed if you want unparalleled views of the lake and its surroundings. Isola Bella is dominated by its sumptuous Baroque palace, along with a luxuriant Italian-style garden, which reaches a height of 37 metres and is laid out on ten terraces. Many parts of the palace are open to visitors: richly furnished rooms and opulent salons embellished with priceless artworks. The garden is full of flowers and exotic plants of great rarity, which grow thanks to the particularly mild climate of the Borromean Gulf. Everything on the island has been designed to create a scenic effect, including the “Theatre” constructed at the end of the superimposed terraces, dominated by a statue of a Unicorn, the heraldic emblem of the Borromeos, which is flanked by statues representing Nature and Art. The huge, extraordinary garden is further decorated with ponds, fountains and a plethora of statues dating from the second half of the 17th century. The white peacocks that wander over the manicured lawns add their grace to this enchanting spot. Adjacent to the palace and the gardens is part of the village which used to occupy the island, with some restaurants and souvenir shops. #mynovgetaway #mynovgetaway

The ancient theatre is without question the most important feature for sight-seers in Taormina, also because for its very fortunate natural setting, with splendid view toward the Calabrian coast, the Ionian coast of Sicily and the spectacular cone of Etna. The construction of the amphitheater starts probably by the Greeks around the third century. BC, at the time of Hiero II. To allow the construction was necessary to remove manually from the mountain over 100,000 cubic meters of rock. The plant was later renovated and expanded by the Romans, who inserted columns, statues and ingenious covers. The Greek theatre of Taormina, who was born to accommodate dramatic performances or musical, it was transformed during the Roman times to make room for games and gladiatorial battles. This involved the expansion of the orchestra, which in Greek times was destined to the musicians, in order to be adapted to the new function arena. The scene is the most important part that remains of the theater and preserves in part its original form. But nothing remains of his ornaments and columns. According to many scholars, the first order was made up of nine columns arranged in groups of three, while the second was formed by sixteen columns lowest equidistant. It is said that these columns arrived by sea to Villagonia, were then attached with ropes and pulled by hordes of slaves to the Theatre. During the Middle Ages most of these columns were removed to build palaces and embellish places of worship, including the Cathedral. The scene is obviously where the actors used to perform. #mynovgetaway #thanksgiving #mynovgetaway#thanksgiving

The small town of #taormina is located on the island of #sicily in southern #italy and is among the top attractions of the island. It offers narrow streets, wide square and beautiful sea view. Note that reaching it by car is a bit difficult and also it is hard to find available parking space. Anyway the town worth the time I spent in searching for a parking place. #happynewyear

Trump hits the G7 summit of Trump The big attraction of travel is unpredictability, climate, traffic, and even strikes and disasters. There are always variables outside, except for RP. By coincidence, there will be endless fun. When I arrived in Sicily at the beginning of this year, the G7 summit just closed. We almost enjoyed a beautiful, comfortable, refreshing and safe fantasy dream of "the summit level". French writer Maupassan said

is the feeling of heart, Italy Taormina If there is a place to make people fall in love at first sight, I think it is Taormina. This small town facing the Ariad Sea was a colony of ancient Greece in 400 BC and now leaves a Greek theater ruins. It is romantic, rich, mellow and full of layers, and needs to be carefully understood. 400 BC Taormina was a colony of ancient Greece. In 212 BC, it was under the jurisdiction of the Roman Empire. The main location of Luc Besson's film "Blue Sea and Blue Sky" is in Taormina. French writer Maupassant said: "If someone can only stay in Sicily for a day, he asks: Where should I go to visit? I will answer him without hesitation, Taormina." Walk in the small town on the hill, the old street is a lively market, the beauty of the Mediterranean is full of sight, like the dream of oil painting, where you can see the beautiful town of Taormina and Egypt Turner Volcano. Taormina: Located in Sicily, Italy. main attraction: Greco Theater. The ancient city itself is an attraction.

Perhaps everyone has a beautiful movie in their minds. They always want to go there and watch the movie characters and stories while experiencing the real world of video. can be said to know Sicily at the earliest, or because of this "Sicilian beauty", the charming seashore, the graceful Marina, the squares and dams that have been walked, the careful thinking of the literary youth, and the experience Ok, look at it, just because of the original plot. Sicily is located in southern Italy and is one of the pearls of southern Italy. Here, many small islands on the Mediterranean Sea, scattered on the coast of Sicily, give it a unique and dense natural landscape, atmosphere and flavor, and it has never been contaminated. long alley, one can't see the head. At night, stepping on the shallow shadows, walking in the alley Li, on the way back to the hotel, is Marina so, squatting in such streets?

Taormina is the English name of Taormina. It is located in the province of Messina and has a population of only 10,000. It is a veritable seaside town. Taormina faces the Adriatic Sea, on the eastern shore of Sicily, and is now a resort on Sicily. It is uniquely situated on the coast and overlooks Italy's largest and most dangerous dimension. Solvay Volcano. Taormina is famous because the famous French writer Maupassan once said: "If someone can only stay in Sicily for a day, he asks, where should I go to visit? I will answer him without hesitation. Taormina. This small village is just a small landscape, but everything in it can make your vision, spirit and imagination indulge and enjoy it. Taormina's famous landscape: Ancient Greek theater Teatro Greco is also one of the must-see attractions to come here. It is said that in Taormina, a variety of colorful festivals, festivals and film festivals are held every year.