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A walk through these ruins is absolutely fascinating.

The essential characteristic of such a "Christo Rei" depiction—which the statue found here, although dedicated not to Christ the King but to the Redeemer and therefore called "Christo Redentore," involuntarily reminds every viewer—is that Jesus is not shown on the cross or as the crucified one (although his outstretched arms suggest this from a distance), but Christ is the King, the victor over sin and death, who has overcome all the suffering in the world. It is the outstretched arms of the lovingly drawing Christ with which the divine Redeemer embraces the land and the people living there in blessing.

The industrial monument can be entered. There is also an animal museum there.

One of the most characteristic places in the whole of Italy, the island of Correnti represents its southernmost point when the low tide allows it to be easily reached from the beach of Portopalo di Capo Passero. Right at the end of the latter is a statue of Christ with open arms, reminiscent of the much larger one in Rio. In the background you can see the meeting of the Ionian and Mediterranean seas.

Calamosche Beach, located near Noto inside the Vendicari Reserve, is a small bay with crystal clear water and sandy seabeds, enclosed between two rocky promontories. Renowned for its wild beauty and calm sea, it can be reached with a short walk on foot.

Absolutely enjoy the colors of the fishing village at the Marzamemi tuna fishery

The village is charming. Especially in the evening. There are outdoor tables everywhere. People stroll around. Large parking lot in front of the village. Be careful, parking tickets are handed out. Seen it several times.