Once one of ancient Greece’s most important cities, today Syracuse (Siracusa in Italian) is a lively town of about 125,000 on Sicily’s southeast coast. The city overflows with amazing remnants from its long history. Romans, Vandals and Normans are but a few of those who ruled here after the Greeks. In Syracuse’s harbor, Ortygia Island (also called Città Vecchia or Old City) is the site of many of the main attractions, including the seventh-century cathedral and the Fountain of Arethusa.
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Armonia is a Bavaria 46, sailing boat of 14m in lenght fully-equipped. Unforgettable daily and weekends cruises to discover Syracuse and other locations from the sea side. Charter, B&B, meals and events on board are waiting for you. Colors, typical smells and taste will make you fall in love with Sicily.
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Hermes Sicily is a team of tour guides and nature guides, based in Syracuse but which arrange excursions in south-eastern Sicily. It's possible to book a certified guide for a private walking tour or, during the summer months, it's also possible to join shared group tours on scheduled days. Hermes Sicily organizes also day trips by bus to the most important attraction in eastern Sicily and private transfer services. It's possible to book by mail or phone or, for some tours, directly online on our website.
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We walked past this church one day and spotted a notice (in Italian) saying they do guided tours of the underground levels. went along the next day, and were really impressed. It's free (just leave a donation) and you see 3 levels including a Jewish Mikvah at the bottom. Fascinating if you like subterranean sights (Or sites..).
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Important: visits and tastings are only by booking in advance. The Pupillo Farm, founded in 1908, occupies a large part of the land which once constituted the fief of Targia, famous not only for the medieval Solacium castle but also for the fertile soils which give a unique taste and scent to a variety of products: wines, olive oil, fruits and vegetables. The courtyard in front of the castle, the cozy and elegant interior court, the old millstone and the historic garden can be visited in conjunction with a wine tasting.
We really enjoyed our visit here. Sebastiano was friendly and very informative. He gave us a very interesting talk about the history of the castle and gardens, before the tasting of 3 wines with pairings of food for each one. We arranged the visit ourselves and had taxi there and back from Siracusa for 50 euros . All in all good value and enjoyable tour.
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Sicilian cooking classes. Street food tour. Wine Tasting around Sicily. Personal Chef service in Sicily. Special meals: gluten free, lactose-free, vegetarian and vegan. First step of the cooking class the food tour around the street market in Ortigia Island in Siracusa, second step to make the lunch at my home. We'll finish sharing the lunch together. Experience open to all. Family friendly.
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Giudecca Trentasette Ortigia e un piccolo emporio che offre eccellenze dai territori siciliani. Vino, olio extravergine di oliva, confetture, conserve dolci e salate, rosoli, grappe e liquori sono solo alcuni dei prodotti proposti, insieme ad una collezione esclusiva di ceramiche lavorate interamente a mano.
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Sono un solare siciliano che ama profondamente la sua terra. Sarà un piacere portarvi a visitare le bellissime spiagge e le calette di Siracusa sud. Con me avrete la possibilità di vivere il mare a 360 gradi. In questo gommone avrete tutti i comfort: Doccia, tendalino per zone d’ombra e un comodo prendisole per il vostro relax. Gli itinerari possibili sono vari. È possibile pescare o fare snorkeling, dal momento che dispongo di tutta l’attrezzatura necessaria oppure semplicemente rilassarsi in ambienti esclusivi nelle aree marine protette del Plemmirio e Vendicari.
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This is a spectacular wide open piazza with lots happening, we were lucky it was Epiphany and they had drummers and flag twirlers in the square, The surrounding buildings especially the Duomo are breathtaking. Sometimes quiet often busy you can sit and drink a coffee and watch the world go by.
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This offshore island was occupied by the Greek colonists who fortified it and constructed the earliest structures, including the temples of Athena and Apollo, whose remains can still be seen today.
This is a really beautiful island next to Siracusa (you can access it by car) with really beautiful streets, a magnificent Piazza del Duomo with beautiful buildings and where you can enjoy Sicilian gastronomy. Its streets are full of wonderful corners, shops and restaurantes... it is worth a visit if you are in the eastern part of Sicily
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Mini cruises in the Porto Grande of Syracuse and in the water off Ortigia island, navigation coasting along the cosat N/E, visit to the fascinating caves, the eastern waterfront, ancient greek arbour,Tonnara Santa Panagia,excursion towards S/E along the Plemmirio and White Ripe,educational tour "Let's discover Syracuse from the sea" for school groups and cultural activities.
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