フロリーディア周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

特別な音響が特徴の人工洞窟。

The bridge is still not there. The water in February came up to our thighs.

The "Ear of Dionysus," which, according to legend, Caravaggio named it. It is said that the tyrant Dionysus I of Syracuse secretly eavesdropped on the conversations of his prisoners through this cave, and since it is shaped like a donkey's ear, Caravaggio probably found the name extremely fitting.

Artificial grotto with excellent acoustics. Excavations on the plateau above uncovered the remains of a temple dedicated to Artemis. The sound was presumably used for religious ceremonies.

In addition to gladiators and animal fights, the theater could be flooded to reenact sea battles. It was one of the largest theaters in ancient Rome, with a capacity of probably 20,000 people.

There is a bus stop, which brings you to the top of the trail, de decent is very comfortable and in the canyon , which the locals use as outdoor pool, you can enjoy some light canyoning

Still no bridge. But there are two options: 1. Wait barefoot across the river. 2. A little further down the river, someone has built a makeshift crossing out of stones, reeds, and a tree trunk. Both options are marked on the map. With my waterproof shoes and a bit of scrambling, I managed to cross dry-footed using option 2. In any case, after the river, take the upper path marked on the map. The lower path is overgrown. There's a trail at the beginning. Further on, however, you'll have to fight your way through thistles.

There is currently no bridge here, but the river can be crossed quite easily barefoot at this point (the water is knee-deep).