Compact historic coastal town, cathedral, massive cliff, Cefalù, Sicily, Italy
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The cramped cityscape of Cefalù, Sicily, is defined by two dominating profiles: On a massive scale, it's the 885-foot Rock of Cefalù, and on a smaller one, the dual-steepled Cefalù Cathedral (near our photo's center). The cathedral dates to 1131, when King Roger II ordered the settlement moved from atop the rock—where the ancient Greeks had founded it—to the harbor below. The building of the cathedral began that same year, exhibiting a style reflecting Roger II's Norman roots. Inside, several colorful Byzantine mosaics remain well preserved.
无与伦比的天堂之境
大海、沙滩和日落
错落有致的半岛
在珊瑚礁之上
沐浴在晚霞中的海岸
濒临消失的天堂
珍珠般珍贵的省份
鸟儿遇见海滩
