As the name suggests, the Greek theatre was originally a Greek construction, but later changed by the Romans.
The Romans built the brick wall that now obstructs mosts of the view of
Mount Etna.
Still, it’s a marvellous atmosphere! The theatre is still used, today.
Another view of Taormina from the Greek Theatre.
When you are in Mexico City, it seems that the noise and the traffic are going on forever. However, just about 20 kilometres from the city centre, there is a totally different place: Xochimilco was the agricultural centre of Tenochtitlán, the great city of the Aztecs. In Xochimilco, you can still see the so-called Chinampas - floating islands made of weeds, and earth on which the Aztecs used to grow their agricultural produce. Actually, this is somewhat similar to the floating islands of the Uros on Lago Titicaca. Nowadays, Xochimilco is a huge tourist attraction: you can take a boat on the canals and ...
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