Syracuse

Season 1Episode 460 minSep 28, 2020
Syracuse

Eureka! Ray and the weapons of war.     

Syracuse is one of the most beautiful cities on the island, and the place where Archimedes first shouted "Eureka!" as he took one of the most important baths in history. Ray and friends try out some of the Greek hero's war machines, meet a woman who declares her love for Ray in a poem and make their escape via a puppet theatre, a cheese shop and arguably the best restaurant of the entire tour. Quite a bit later the next day - they travel to a World War II battleground and hear how Montgomery, Patton and a Chicago gangster teamed up to help win the war.

Syracuse has aired on Sep 28, 2020 at 9:00 PM
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