The Capital of Sicilian Baroque, White Lotus Location - Tour of Noto, Sicily

A 4K walking tour of Noto, Sicily. This walking tour takes us down the centro storico of Noto, the historic Val di Noto UESCO protected Sicilian barroco, the famous Noto Cathedral. More recently it has been featured in the series White Lotus. Join us as we explore Noto - also including the Chiesa di San Domenico, and the San Carlo al Corso.

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00:00 - Corso Vittorio Emanuele
09:49 - Piazza del Duomo
15:50 - Chiesa di San Carlo al Corso
18:20 - Chiesa di San Domenico

Our videos allow you to visit Sicily and travel from home with tours, so you know what to do in Sicily. Many tourists only spend a short time in Noto, so they want to know what to see and do in Noto. This is our Sicily travel guide, giving you a Noto city tour based on the most important historic sites.

🔴 This video showing Noto 4K was filmed in September of 2021. Whether you are looking for things to do Sicily, or to experience the wonders of a foreign city while completing a treadmill walking workout, I hope you can see the beauty of Noto, Sicily

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