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Ragusa
Baroque city
It is the synthesis of the huge historical and cultural heritage, artistic and architectural and natural-environment that characterizes Sicily. After the earthquake of 1693 it formed two residential areas, Ibla was rebuilt on the old site while much of the population decided to settle in a new center on the nearby plateau where today stands higher Ragusa. The entire historical context of Ibla and much of the historic center of higher Ragusa were included in the list of World Heritage Sites for the numerous testimonies of the late Baroque typical of the reconstruction after the earthquake in South-East Sicily.

Modica
History and chocolate (15 km)

Scicli
Sun City (25km)
The residential center of Scicli is placed in a highly scenic location at the intersection of three valleys with a more ancient urban nucleus leaning against the hill San Matteo, with houses perched on the pad and the medieval layout of the buildings dominated on downstream areas where they emerge crossed baroque acropolis from the semi-circle of hills. Scicli has an architectural heritage of exceptional value, referring to the Baroque period and the late Baroque, with stylistic emergencies that make it a jewel of the Val di Noto and have earned inclusion in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.

Noto
Artistic and architectural heritage (51km)

Punta Secca
Inspector Montalbano (30km)
Punta Secca (Punta Sicca in Sicilian) is a small fishing village, next to Santa Croce Camerina, a few km from Marina di Ragusa. The name “secca” is precisely linked to the characteristic of the seabed in fact bathing water remains low even several meters from the coast. In the television series of Montalbano, the town of Marinella corresponds to Punta Secca. The square in front of the house of the Inspector has been renamed “Piazza Montalbano“. The long sandy beach offers breathtaking scenery and a crystalline sea. The sun sets over the water and the colors are lovely.

Castello di Donnafugata
The countryside of Ragusa (23km)

Siracusa
Cradle of civilization (85km)
City on the sea rich in history and monuments and expresses the whole range and cultural complexity of Sicily from prehistory to the present days. In a fortunate position has a magnificent natural harbor. The city is divided between an old part, Ortigia, and a new recent expansion. The old town sits on a small island and immediately show you the charm of a place with more of 3000 years of history, important expressions of the greatest civilizations of the Mediterranean.

Marina di Ragusa
The bathing area (26km)
Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, Marina di Ragusa has a typical Mediterranean climate and is one of the best equipped and most famous seaside resorts in South-Eastern Sicily, visited every year by Italian and foreign tourists is famous for its golden sandy beaches. Anciently known as Mazzarelli, Arabic name which means “small village” and that he held until 1928, was founded as a fishing village, rammer to embark as the hinterland Ragusa was produced and exported from locust beans, cereals and cheeses. During the summer, due to the heavy flow of tourists, the population increases considerably and there are opportunities for outdoor living among the many restaurants, bars and nightclubs that populate the promenade.

Marzamemi
Fishing and magic (57km)

Agrigento
Greek temples and history (141km)

Catania
Sea and mountains (110km)

History & Charme
Luxury B&B in Ragusa Ibla
The large, airy rooms remain faithful to the original 19th century style in both the architectural details and home furnishings. All rooms are equipped in WI-FI, LED Full HD 32-inch TV, digital safe, minibar, tea corner and air conditioning. Each has an en suite bathroom with shower, bathroom amenities and a hairdryer.