Stunning interior of the recently restored Baroque Teatro Tina di Lorenzo, located on Piazza XVI Maggio in the Baroque town of Noto, Sicily.

Porta Reale (Royal Gate) stands at the head of Corso Vittorio Emanuele, the main thoroughfare in the Baroque town of Noto, Sicily. It is also known as Porta Ferdinandea, as it was constructed in 1838 to commemorate a visit by King Ferdinand II of Bourbon.

Church of San Domenico and magnificent Fountain of Hercules are the centerpieces of Piazza XVI Maggio, located near the western end of Corso Umberto Vittorio, the main thoroughofare in the Baroque town of Noto, Sicily.

Town Hall in Noto, Sicily, one of three Baroque towns that were entirely rebuilt on new sites after the earthquake of 1693.

Hall of Mirrors at the Municipio (Town Hall) in the Baroque town of Noto, Sicily, was modeled after the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles, France.