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| Modica, Duomo di San Pietro |
this
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| Modica, Duomo di San Giorgio |
and this:
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| Modica, Chiesa di Santa Maria di Betlem |
Virtually everything else, I am sorry to tell you, will be closed. This includes museums, the house of Modica's Nobel laureate Salvatore Quasimodo and, in the countryside, the Cava d'Ispica.
Yes, it is true that if we come to another country, we have to do our best to adapt to its rhythms and I have no problem with that. However, dear Comune di Modica, you cannot continue to behave in such a way and, at the same time, blame your woes on the crisi economica and tell us how much you want tourists!
8 comments:
Siesta taken literally, it seems! :)
Hi :-) well to be honest I did not care, cause Modica did not really have anything interesting to offer as far as sights go. Food is great though!
Glad you like the food at least, Maciej!
Typical Sicily!
Yes, utterly daft, WW!
Sorry I somehow missed replying to your comment, Lee. It would seem so!
When we lived in Liguria back in the 80's, and some such inconvenient nonsense occurred, our friends would shrug and say "It is Italy" - there was nothing else to say really.
We still loved it and still do!
Yes, WY but people take it to extremes down here!
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