Sicily (Part 2)

They start from Syracuse, the most important city of Greater Greece and home of the famous Archimedes. Then they go to the archeological site with the ancient theater, the famous cave called "Ear of Dionysus" and the place where Archimedes is said to have been buried after his death. Next stop, the city of Enna, built on top of a mountain. A historic city that is also called the navel of Sicily and is the same distance from the 3 coasts of the island. There they see the impressive fortress and the iconic rock on which is said to have once been a temple of the goddess Demeter. The journey continues to Akraganta and the so-called Valley of the Temples, where one of the most well-preserved ancient Greek temples in the world is preserved. They admire the immense beauty of the landscape, learning the history of the place and taking a small trip back in time. A journey to an area where the Greek spirit flourished and flourished 2,500 thousand years ago.