The rich art, architecture and history of Sicily
Sicily, the largest island of the ancient Mediterranean and in the ancient world, the wealthiest. First we see the Carthaginians, the first major invaders of Sicily and their distinctive, enigmatic culture, still visble on the small island of Motya. Afterwards come the Greeks, with beautiful cities such as Agrigento and Syracuse and Segesta, filled with theatres and temples to the gods. Then we see Roman Sicily, peaceful and prosperous, with cities such as Syracuse and Taormina and the sumptuous mosaic villa of Piazza Armerina.
How to book this event:
Go to Bookings. €12 a Zoom ticket or Live at the venue. NOTE: we start 18.00 Spanish time CET
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The lecture gives a fascinating insight into the Royal Collection in The Queen’s Gallery (now The King’s Gallery) at Buckingham Palace
Great Marlborough Street
Study Day to complement The Bayeux Tapestry Exhibition - lecturer Rupert Willoughby

