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Fly to Naples. Take the coast road south, to Calabria. In four to five hours you'll come to Cetaro. Just north of it is the Grand Hotel San Michele. Spend a night there. Great food. It has its own farm all around it, and grows more than 70% of what is served in its restaurant, including the wine and olive oil. Carry on down to the tip and take the ferry across to Sicily. Head south down the east coast to Syracuse. Rome is a new town in comparison. The cathedral in Syracuse incorporates the pillars of a 4Cbc Greek temple. Archimedes invented a weapon there to defend the city from the Athenians. Take a side trip to Ragusa and Noto. Then fly home from Catania.Rome, Milan, Florence etc are great, but so expensive. The prices are good in the south, the food and wine terrific, the people friendly. Going to the capital city and a couple of other big cities is all very well, but would a trip to NYC, LA and Miami tell you much about the USA, or would you just get ripped off in the restaurants?And, by the way, the fellow with my wife in the photo way back in this thread is the eponymous star of the Italian cop show, Inspector Montelbano, shown on British TV, and I believe Australian. We stumbled over the set in Ragusa. The series is based on the books of Andrea Camilleri. Worth a read.
