2-Hour Walking Tour of Ragusa Ibla with Sicilian Baroque Highlights
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2-Hour Walking Tour of Ragusa Ibla with Sicilian Baroque Highlights

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2-Hour Walking Tour of Ragusa Ibla with Sicilian Baroque Highlights 2-Hour Walking Tour of Ragusa Ibla with Sicilian Baroque Highlights 2-Hour Walking Tour of Ragusa Ibla with Sicilian Baroque Highlights 2-Hour Walking Tour of Ragusa Ibla with Sicilian Baroque Highlights 2-Hour Walking Tour of Ragusa Ibla with Sicilian Baroque Highlights
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About This Tour

Step into the golden glow of sunset on a 2-hour walking tour through Ragusa Ibla, one of Sicily's finest UNESCO World Heritage Baroque towns. Beginning from a m...

Duration: 2 Hours · Tour type: Private · Activity level: Moderate · Accommodation: Not included · Transport: Not included · Wheelchair access: No · City: Ragusa · Languages: English, French, Italian, Spanish

Know before you go: You can park easily nearby. Available options include San Paolo Parking and Piazza della Repubblica parking.

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What's Included

  • English-, French-, and Spanish-speaking licensed tour guide

Not Included

  • Tickets to enter some churches
  • Optional food tasting

Itinerary

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    Day 01

    Walking Through the Baroque Heart of Ragusa Ibla

    Discover the Sicilian Baroque splendor of Ragusa Ibla, a UNESCO World Heritage site, through a captivating journey across its most iconic landmarks and historic streets. Church of Santa Maria delle Scale: The ideal starting point, located at the boundary between Ragusa Superiore and Ragusa Ibla. Enjoy panoramic views of the historic center before descending into the heart of the old town. Church of Santa Maria delle Scale: The ideal starting point, located at the boundary between Ragusa Superiore and Ragusa Ibla. Enjoy panoramic views of the historic center before descending into the heart of the old town. Church of Santa Maria dell'Itria: Tucked away in the historic Jewish quarter (Cartellone), this church features a charming bell tower decorated with vibrant, hand-painted Sicilian ceramic tiles. Church of Santa Maria dell'Itria: Tucked away in the historic Jewish quarter (Cartellone), this church features a charming bell tower decorated with vibrant, hand-painted Sicilian ceramic tiles. Palazzo della Cancelleria (Palazzo Nicastro): A refined example of 18th-century noble architecture, showcasing elegant balconies and sculpted stone details. Palazzo della Cancelleria (Palazzo Nicastro): A refined example of 18th-century noble architecture, showcasing elegant balconies and sculpted stone details. Palazzo Cosentini: Famous for its extravagant Baroque balconies supported by expressive stone corbels depicting grotesque faces, musicians, and mythical figures. Palazzo Cosentini: Famous for its extravagant Baroque balconies supported by expressive stone corbels depicting grotesque faces, musicians, and mythical figures. Duomo di San Giorgio: The undisputed masterpiece of Sicilian Baroque, designed by Rosario Gagliardi. Its towering, convex facade stands majestically at the top of a grand staircase, dominating the central piazza. Duomo di San Giorgio: The undisputed masterpiece of Sicilian Baroque, designed by Rosario Gagliardi. Its towering, convex facade stands majestically at the top of a grand staircase, dominating the central piazza. Circolo di Conversazione: A neoclassical gem built in the mid-19th century as an exclusive salon for the local aristocracy, featuring elegant relief decorations and grand interiors. Circolo di Conversazione: A neoclassical gem built in the mid-19th century as an exclusive salon for the local aristocracy, featuring elegant relief decorations and grand interiors. Portal of San Giorgio: A rare remaining trace of the original 14th-century Gothic church that survived the devastating 1693 earthquake, featuring delicate Catalan Gothic carvings. Portal of San Giorgio: A rare remaining trace of the original 14th-century Gothic church that survived the devastating 1693 earthquake, featuring delicate Catalan Gothic carvings. Iblei Gardens (Giardini Iblei): A peaceful green oasis at the eastern edge of Ragusa Ibla, offering shaded palm avenues, historic churches, and sweeping views of the surrounding valleys. Iblei Gardens (Giardini Iblei): A peaceful green oasis at the eastern edge of Ragusa Ibla, offering shaded palm avenues, historic churches, and sweeping views of the surrounding valleys.

Meeting Point

Meeting point: Meet at the bottom of the stairs of the Church of Souls in Purgatory. · Tour start: Chiesa delle anime del purgatorio Ragusa · Tour end: Giardini Iblei

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