The main piazza in Grammichele is one of the most sweeping public spaces you’ll encounter. When taking a stroll through it, you’ll recognize that it’s a hexagon that sits in the middle of the planned town, which was constructed after the devastating 1693 earthquake of southeastern Sicily. The baroque streets radiate from this marval of gleeming pavement.

Do an image search on Grammichele to see what this historic center looks like from a bird’s-eye view. It’s pretty neat!