4-Hour Ragusa Walking Tour with Baroque Landmarks and Bertini Palace
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4-Hour Ragusa Walking Tour with Baroque Landmarks and Bertini Palace

Experiences 4 Hours
4 Hours Duration
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About This Tour

Explore Ragusa, a hilltop city in southeast Sicily, on a walking tour through its historic streets and baroque landmarks. Discover the Cathedral of St. John the...

Duration: 4 Hours · Tour type: Private · Activity level: Easy · Accommodation: Not included · Transport: Not included · City: Ragusa · Languages: English, Italian

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What's Included

  • English-speaking Ragusa guide

Not Included

  • Entrance tickets
  • Food
  • Personal expenses

Itinerary

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    Day 01

    Ragusa Baroque Landmarks and Historic Center

    Meet your guide at the agreed-upon location. Meet your guide at the agreed-upon location. Visit the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, the town's main place of worship. Its baroque facade is embellished with many sculptures and columns. Visit the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, the town's main place of worship. Its baroque facade is embellished with many sculptures and columns. Stroll along Ragusa Ibla, the old town center of Ragusa, which includes many buildings in the baroque style. Stroll along Ragusa Ibla, the old town center of Ragusa, which includes many buildings in the baroque style. Marvel at Donnafugata Castle, which dates back to the nineteenth century. Marvel at Donnafugata Castle, which dates back to the nineteenth century. Enter Bertini Palace, which dates back to the eighteenth century. Its main feature is the three gargoyles on the windows. These characters are typical symbols of the Baroque style and represent a beggar, a noble, and a merchant. Enter Bertini Palace, which dates back to the eighteenth century. Its main feature is the three gargoyles on the windows. These characters are typical symbols of the Baroque style and represent a beggar, a noble, and a merchant.

Meeting Point

Meeting point: Ragusa, Italy · Tour start: 97100 Ragusa, Free municipal consortium of Ragusa, Italy — Tour ends at the same location as the start point.

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