Museo degli alpini

Before going to Sidai, we visited the site of Parg, which is very similar to Ephesus, and is not as big as Ephesus, which is a settlement of the Hittites in eastern Asia Minor and northern Syria. Its architecture has experienced three important periods in history: Greek, Roman, Christian civilization in the 5th and 6th centuries. The Greek gates are a witness to the Greek era. Roman times added Roman architecture such as sports fields, baths, theatres, fairs and other Roman buildings. Visitors are scarce, if not photographed in Ephesus enough to take here! Sidai is best known for its Roman monuments and Mediterranean scenery! The monuments and the sea are interspersed with your eyes, and there are various blonde girls running around in the middle. It is really beautiful and delicious. At the beach, find an open-air shop, order a glass of juice for less than ten yuan, drink and see the blowing, a great joy in life!

The ancient bridge was damaged by war, and now it is as old as the old, and maintains the original style!