Sicily, Italy

Sicily, Italy Palermo (Palazzo Del Normanni, Duomo, Piazza Pretoria) Norman Palace, Cathedral, Piazza Pretoria Already the focus of power in Byzantium, it is now the provincial office of Sicily. The main church was built by Norman King William II in 1172. The church is full of glittering colorful stone mosaic murals and Norman decorations. Piazza Pretoria : Also known as the Square of Shame, in 1573 the fountain originally built for the Palace of San Clemente in Florence was decided to be placed at this location in Palermo. To make way for the huge fountain, an open square was designed and some houses had to be demolished. In 1581, the renovation of Fountain Square was completed. From the 18th century to 1860, this fountain was believed to represent the Fall. In many check-in places, the statues of buildings and buildings are detailed and ingenious. Pretty~so pretty~ Sicily, in the 2000 Italian romantic movie "Malena", the movie fascinated many viewers, and many people came to this romantic place because of its reputation.