To See

In the heart of the Maddalena Peninsula, there is a magical place, a place that embodies all the beauty and history of Siracusa, Punta della Mola, called the Pillirina. … read more

South of the city of Siracusa you come across Noto, a town that owes its beauty to the tragic earthquake that in 1693 destroyed most of the South Eastern Sicily … read more

At the center of the square stands the beautiful fountain of Diana of the sculptor Giulio Moschetti of 1906 which tells the legend of Arethusa. The nymph is portrayed in … read more

The Church is located in Via S. Pietro, after the square of Carmine, in Graziella district. Also known as “St. Peter’s inside the walls”, the church was built in 300 … read more

The evening ends up at the Opera dei Pupi (Pupi Theatre), where the brilliant puppeteer represents the stories of Paladini and myths. “Pupi” are beautiful, almost as big as a child, … read more

Villa Reimann is located near the archaeological park of Neapolis. Built in 1881, the Danish noblewoman Christiane Reimann bought it in 1933 after having loved it as soon as she … read more

The church dedicated to St. Martino Bishop is one of the first churches in Siracusa. Although the exact dating is difficult because of several changes, the characteristics of some architectural … read more

The Porto Piccolo or Porto Marmoreo is located to the east of the island of Ortigia, which includes the inner part of the Arsenal (Lakkios), site of the reclaimed Syrako lagoon. … read more

The Greek Theatre is the largest example of theater architecture of the Greek West. It has the peculiarity of being almost entirely carved in stone. In addition to the performances, … read more

The palace Mergulense – Montalto is located in the ancient Spirduta (“spidduta”), the island of Ortigia. The building dates back to the fourteenth century and is characterized by a … read more

The Church of St. Joseph was built , in the mid-1700s on behalf of the Confratelli Falegnami at the site where once stood the old Orthodox Church of St. Fantino. … read more

Aretusean Pupi Museum, which is located in Piazza San Giuseppe in the Palace Midiri Cadorna, is the first theme-museum on pupi (puppets) in Italy. The association Vaccaro-Mauceri focuses the attention on the … read more

The Cinema Museum is housed in the premises of Palazzo Corpaci, noble residence dating back to the early 1700s. The permanent exhibition, welcomed by the 12 rooms of the museum … read more

The church of Saint Francesco all’Immacolata, although initially dedicated to St. Andrew the Apostle, in the early sixteenth century was dedicated to the Immaculate Conception and the Madonna of Soccorso. … read more

The area of the Arenella is formed by a large central beach, beautiful rocky stretches, a small side beach and an even smaller but very beautiful one. … read more

The construction of the theater dates back to 1872 by the military engineer Breda and was built where once stood the church and monastery of the Annunciation and the palace … read more

Palace Francica – Nava is an impressive fifteenth century building in Gothic- Catalan style, modified in ‘700 with baroque embellishments. It belonged first to the powerful family Gravina – Cruyllas … read more

The Catacombs of St. John were built in the fourth century, following the route of a former Greek aqueduct (with its tanks), and enlarged until the fifth century. The structure … read more

The reserve is located on the outskirts of the city of Syracuse and it is formed by the river Ciane and the humid area of salt flats, located near its … read more

The Techno Park Archimedes is located near the Archaeological Park in an area of 1,700 square meters where you can admire replicas and models in scale 1:1 of the inventions … read more