On the road from our first few days staying at the foot of Etna, down to the world that is Caltagirone. A town famous for its pottery works and tiles. After there, we progressed to the next place to stay Modica, home of ancient chocolate recipes and crazy back alleys.
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| Caltagirone town hall. |
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| Ceramics workshop |
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| the main reason most people come, are these steps and the associated ceramics. |
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| Even the sun is happy. |
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| The Taking of the Bell of Altavilla to Caltagirone, polychrome maiolica mosaic |
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| Great street art using the traditional Moor heads. |
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| more ceramic work |
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| Not one for the vegetarians and vegans, but one for food lovers, this is Cavallo one of the main reasons I go back to Italy. Horse meat, it is a divine pleasure. And a panini for €2 you can't go wrong. |
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| The Giardino Publico has the great mosaic gazebo in the middle. |
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| Moorishly out of this world. |
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| Like a physical tetris game |
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| The park has great avenues to stroll around |
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| You'll even see an old friend pop up. |
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| Then onto Modica, where our apartment had this really cool view. |
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| I love all the terracotta roof work in Sicily. |
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| This guy wasn't too fussed |
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| Another non-plussed local. |
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| hoof. |
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| Four leafed clover? |
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| It does MATER apparently. |
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| Just give me a street light, a gorgeous model and some sunshine and I'll make you smile. |
