Events and Festivals in Modica, Scicli and Ragusa Eventi e Sagre tra Modica, Scicli e Ragusa For every self-respecting area there is a cultural tradition to discover and tell. Each land brings [...]
Sicily is rich in history, cultures, traditions to be discovered in every corner and boasts a varied, colorful, full of flavors gastronomic heritage, which is appreciated by all tourists and not [...]
The Ragusa coast, in the south-eastern area of Sicily is one of the most renowned: kilometers of coastline characterized by a crystalline sea, fine and golden sand, which attract tourists from [...]
Etna, the highest volcano in Europe, dominates the eastern coast of Sicily. It is one of the highest volcanoes in the world, and in 2013 it became part of the Unesco world Heritage list. It is [...]
The capital of Sicilian Baroque par excellence is Noto: “a stone garden” where you can get lost among the numerous monuments, churches, noble palaces, with a Baroque taste that made [...]
The most beautiful city of Magnagrecia ”, thus was defined Syracuse by Cicero. Of ancient origins, it is a UNESCO heritage site and by visiting it you can immerse yourself in its millennial past, [...]
Its baroque appearance, the elegance of its buildings and streets, its location close to a rock have meant that in 2002 Modica was included among the UNESCO World Heritage towns. At the end of [...]
Ragusa is the southernmost provincial capital of Italy and has always played a fundamental and important role in the history of the island. It is a city in the heart of the Val di Noto and [...]
Marina di Modica is located about 20 km from Modica and 15 km from Scicli. The bay, which extends for about 1 km, overlooks the Mediterranean Sea and is closed on one side by Punta Regilione and [...]
Along the Mediterranean coast in the South East of Sicily, 30 km from Ragusa and 6 km from Santa Croce Camerina, is the hamlet of Punta Secca. This small fishing village is also called by the [...]
