The first Greek colony in Sicily
Defined by Cicero as “the largest and most beautiful of all Greek cities”, this wonderful city represents one of the most fascinating stops in the whole Mediterranean region.
The tour will start with a visit to the Archaeological Park of Neapolis, an extraordinary palimpsest of the history of ancient Syracuse.
The imposing Greek theatre, the remains of the Roman amphitheatre, the famous "ear of Dionysus" and the quarries are just some of the attractions of an area that still maintains its charm intact.
Our journey will then continue on the island of Ortigia, which is the oldest part of the city of Syracuse.
A walk that will lead you to discover the history, monuments and curiosities of this splendid island.
From the Castle of Maniace to the Cathedral of Syracuse, from the Temple of Apollo to the myth of Alfeo and Arethusa with a visit to the famous fountain.
Ortigia represents a corner of paradise just waiting to be explored!
Pickup in struttura o in un luogo da concordare
Exclusive tour
Private driver
Pick-up and drop-off in your accomodation
Dedicated assistance
From the ancient beauty of Syracuse to the late Baroque charm of Noto .. Defined by Cicero as “the largest and most beautiful of all Greek cities”, this wonderful city represents one of the most fascinating stops in the whole Mediterranean region. The tour will start from the island of Ortigia, which is the oldest part of the city of Syracuse. A walk that will lead you to discover the history, monuments and curiosities of this splendid island. From the Castle of Maniace to the Cathedral of Syracuse, from the Temple of Apollo to the myth of Alfeo and Arethusa with a visit to the famous fountain. Ortigia represents a corner of paradise waiting to be explored. We will then move to the city of Noto, the capital of Sicilian Baroque and a World Heritage Site since 2002. Walking along Corso Vittorie Emanuele you will be amazed by the beauty of its buildings and historical monuments. From the Cathedral of San Nicola to the Palazzo Ducezio, from Piazza Municio to the beauty of the balconies of Palazzo Nicolaci, Noto is a real late Baroque jewel that will leave you speechless!
