Syracuse Archaeological Park
"UNESCO site with the Greek Theatre (still hosting concerts) and Altar of Hieron II—ancient Syracuse is also Sicily's wine hub, home to Moscato Bianco (farmed 2500 years) and modern Nero d'Avola."
Moscato Bianco di Siracusa, Nero d'Avola
Syracuse Archaeological Park is a wine venue in an undisclosed location, Italy. UNESCO site with the Greek Theatre (still hosting concerts) and Altar of Hieron II—ancient Syracuse is also Sicily's wine hub, home to Moscato Bianco (farmed 2500 years) and modern Nero d'Avola.
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Syracuse Archaeological Park
Syracuse was the most powerful Greek city in the west, rivaling Athens. The archaeological park preserves the Greek Theater (seating 15,000), the Roman Amphitheater, and the famous "Ear of Dionysius" cave. The tyrant Dionysius I ruled here with wine-fueled banquets that became legendary. UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Syracuse Archaeological Park
Greek capital, then Roman prize. The archaeological park has an immense theatre, Roman amphitheater, and the Ear of Dionysius cave. Wine bars in Ortigia serve local wines.
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