Greek Theater of Taormina – Ancient Theater
The Ancient Theatre of Taormina is a Greek theatre built in the third century BC on a clifftop terrace of Mount Tauro, with a backdrop framing both Mount…
The Ancient Theatre of Taormina is a Greek theatre built in the third century BC on a clifftop terrace of Mount Tauro, with a backdrop framing both Mount…
The Ethno-Anthropological Museum of Palazzolo Acreide, housed in the home of its founder Antonio Uccello (1922–1979), is one of Sicily’s most important…
The Piazzaforte Museum of Augusta occupies the historic Augusta Palace, a Spanish-era administrative building at the heart of one of Sicily’s most…
The Swabian Castle of Trani is a 13th-century coastal fortress built by Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II on a rocky promontory directly overlooking the…
The MAF Acqua Franca Museum occupies the historic San Rocco water purification plant in the southern outskirts of Milan, one of the largest and most…
The National Archaeological Museum of Manfredonia occupies the Castello Svevo-Angioino-Aragonese, a concentric medieval fortress rising above the Adriatic…
The Archaeological Museum of Monasterace, on the Ionian coast of Calabria, presents finds from the excavations of ancient Kaulon (also spelled Caulonia), a…
The Mario Torelli National Archaeological Museum, Archaeological Park, and Catacombs of Venosa form an integrated heritage complex in Venosa, a historic town…
The Luigi Pirandello Museum Library in Agrigento is a specialist research library and documentary centre dedicated to the life and works of the 1934 Nobel…
The birthplace and tomb of Luigi Pirandello (1867–1936) stands at Caos, a hamlet on the outskirts of Agrigento in southern Sicily. The Nobel laureate…