Tour & Experiences
The 8 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Baroque Capitals and Sicilian Tradition
along with the most interesting archaeological sites and the beaches of our territory:
for an unforgettable vacation!
Modica

The notable buildings of the city are: the Castle cliff with the clock tower; The beautiful baroque church of San Pietro which together with San Giorgio is one of the two matrix churches (duomi) of the city; The eighteenth-century Palaces; the churches of San Domenico, S. Maria di Betlem and Carmine.
Ragusa Ibla

The most important monument to visit is the majestic Basilica of San Giorgio, baroque style, and Palazzo Cosentini, featuring elegant balconies, with special sculptures representing fantasy characters and monsters.
Scicli

Its buildings, both civil and religious, are so beautiful that they can capture attention at first glance.
The most important attractions are Beneventano Palace, on top of which stands the symbol of the city; Palazzo Fava, Palazzo Spadaro and the church of San Bartolomeo Apostolo.
Noto
What makes this small town special is its main street Corso Vittorio Emanuele, with fabulous mansions.
The course crosses three squares: Piazza dell'Immacolata with the Church of San Francesco, Monument Square where is the Cathedral and Piazza XVI Maggio with the Church of San Domenico.
Catania

But the eyeballs that make the square a spectacle for the eyes are the Palazzo dei Chierici and the Cathedral of Sant'Agata.
Militello

Among the most beautiful and important religious structures we find the Mother Church, which houses a collection of treasures, treasures and ecclesiastical kits, the former Abbey of St. Benedict and the church of Santa Maria la Vetere, Palazzo Baldanza and Of the Barresi-Branciforte Castle.
Caltagirone

Medieval urbanism and decorative features of the Baroque period are synthesized and represented in the streets of the commune. The art of ceramics is a constant in the culture of the place and there are references along the Scala of Santa Maria Maggiore of the Monte, staircase decorated with majolica that depicts the history of tradition, or in the gardens of the Villa Comunale that have different pottery vessels Depicting demonic faces.
Palazzolo Acreide

Enjoy the relaxing trip that leads to Noto: a path made up of provincial roads that will allow you to admire typically Sicilian views and stretches of open countryside.
Nature & Surroundings
Pantalica
Cava d'Ispica
Siracusa
Piazza Armerina
Etna
Portopalo di Capo Passero
Foce dell'Irminio
Cava Grande del Cassibile
Riserva di Vendicari