Syracuse & Ortigia Tours from Catania
Journey into ancient Sicily from Catania: Syracuse, once the greatest city of the Greek world, with its vast archaeological park, Greek theatre and the “Ear of Dionysius”, and the enchanting island of Ortigia, its historic heart of baroque squares, the Duomo and seaside lanes, often combined with baroque Noto. A rich day of history and beauty.
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Syracuse & Ortigia in Catania — FAQ
What is there to see in Syracuse?
Syracuse offers the Neapolis Archaeological Park with its Greek theatre, Roman amphitheatre and the “Ear of Dionysius” cave, plus the island of Ortigia with its baroque Duomo, squares, the Arethusa fountain and seaside lanes.
How far is Syracuse from Catania?
Syracuse is about 1 hour from Catania; day tours include transport and time at the archaeological park and the island of Ortigia, sometimes with baroque Noto.
Is Syracuse worth a day trip from Catania?
Yes — with its ancient Greek ruins and the beautiful baroque island of Ortigia, Syracuse is a rich, rewarding day trip from Catania, often combined with the UNESCO town of Noto.