If you want to be captured by a secret Turin you can take part in a guided tour of Underground Turin.

Beneath the hectic and bustling city of Turin lies another mysterious and unknown world where time seems to stand still. Fifteen meters below the city, the tunnels of the citadel and the sub-cellars of the Baroque palaces are waiting to let you discover their mysteries, on sites of ancient murders which have never been solved.

The journey goes down into an air-raid shelter and includes the Royal ice depots of Porta Palazzo. Just another way to show you an unusual and exciting historical aspect of our city!

Approximately halfway along the highway you will be able to see the Benedictin Abbey of Montecassino, noted for a famous battle and its complete destruction during the second World War.

Arriving in Naples you will board a jet boat for the 45 minute crossing to Marina Grande, the port of Capri. Here you will board a motorboat to reach the Blue Grotto (weather and sea conditions permitting), where sunlight passes through an underwater cavity and shines through the seawater, creating a blue reflection that illuminates the cavern.

Minibuses are then used for a panoramic drive to reach Anacapri situated at 280 meters above sea level, where you will have a view of the bay of Naples. After lunch in a local restaurant, you will have some free time to take photographs and purchase local products before returning to Marina Grande to board the boat back to Naples.

Entering the port of Naples, don't miss this opportunity to admire the splendid Maschio Angioino (a fortress of the 12th century), the Certosa of San Martino and the Royal Palace. After disembarking you will take the coach for the return journey of approximately 3 hours, back to Rome.

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Palazzolo Acreide, located on archaeological area of the Greek "Akrai" of Syracuse - which is on the Acremonte, a hill close to the city ? is a town full of folklore, religious festivals and a lively cultural life. A must see is the Greek Theatre that has a panoramic position, dominating the Anapo Valley. Buscemi ? a rare example of a living village museum - where you can visit several authentic old artisan workshops from the 19th Century, preserved and untouched. Siracusa was built on an ancient Greek settlement founded by Corinthians in 734 BC. It was the most important city in Magna Graecia, and for a time competed with Athens as the most important city in the Greek world. Siracusa expresses all the variety and cultural complexity of Sicily, from its origins to our times.

The visit includes: the Archaeological Park with the Greek Theatre (V century AC), where during the season the ancient Greek tragedies go in scene; the Ara of Ierone; the Roman Anfiteatro, where the combats between gladiators occurred; the Latomie of the Stone Paradise, ancient hollow characteristic for their shapes, the famous being the Orecchio of Dionisio;

Some of the ancient sights to see in Syracuse are located in Ortigia. The most important being: the Cathedral ? a Doric Temple built on Sicilian settlement, Byzantine basilica, a Norman church, with late Renaissance and then Baroque elements - and the Arethusa Fountain which is a place linked to Greek mythology. The Regional Archaeological Museum, one of Sicily's finest and most modern, displays findings from Megara as well as ancient Syracuse. This structure exhibits archaeological treasures in their proper historical context.