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Syracuse
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Visite turistiche
Riserva Naturale Del Plemmirio
31 Via del CorindoneFor lovers of the sea.
Spiaggia di Cala Rossa
Lungomare d'OrtigiaThe beach that you will find right near the house
The church is right next to the house.
The construction of the church of San Martino dates back to the Norman period and from this period it retains a large part of the structure. The architecture of the apse and the columns that surround it would date around the sixth century AD, however other components such as the rose window and the entrance portal date back to 1300 - 1400, which seems to be the result of various restorations.
The church, however, is defined as early Christian and included among the oldest ecclesiastical buildings of Syracuse since some of its elements refer to the Byzantine period crossed by the city and recall the pagan temples still existing in the 5th - 6th century AD.
The first official attestation of this church is in January 1389 when the bishop of the archdiocese of Syracuse, Tommaso de Herbes, appoints it in his diocesan synod.
During the earthquake of 1693 the church suffered various damages, above all of a static nature.
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Chiesa di San Martino
1 Via S. MartinoThe church is right next to the house.
The construction of the church of San Martino dates back to the Norman period and from this period it retains a large part of the structure. The architecture of the apse and the columns that surround it would date around the sixth century AD, however other components such as the rose window and the entrance portal date back to 1300 - 1400, which seems to be the result of various restorations.
The church, however, is defined as early Christian and included among the oldest ecclesiastical buildings of Syracuse since some of its elements refer to the Byzantine period crossed by the city and recall the pagan temples still existing in the 5th - 6th century AD.
The first official attestation of this church is in January 1389 when the bishop of the archdiocese of Syracuse, Tommaso de Herbes, appoints it in his diocesan synod.
During the earthquake of 1693 the church suffered various damages, above all of a static nature.
Castello Maniace was built by the will of Federico II, between 1232 and 1240.
The square-plan building is closed by a mighty perimeter wall with four cylindrical towers at the corners. The name dates back to the Byzantine general Giorgio Maniace, who reconquered the city from the Arabs in 1038.
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曼尼亞切城堡
51 Via Castello ManiaceCastello Maniace was built by the will of Federico II, between 1232 and 1240.
The square-plan building is closed by a mighty perimeter wall with four cylindrical towers at the corners. The name dates back to the Byzantine general Giorgio Maniace, who reconquered the city from the Arabs in 1038.
A two minute walk from home.
The Fonte Aretusa is a body of water on the island of Ortigia, in the oldest part of the Sicilian city of Syracuse.
Its origin is the development of one of the many outlets of the water table located in the Syracusan area, the aquifer that also feeds the Ciane river on the opposite side of the port. It has a double circular shape, with a circular structure inside, that is a double concentric circle.
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阿瑞蘇莎泉
Largo AretusaA two minute walk from home.
The Fonte Aretusa is a body of water on the island of Ortigia, in the oldest part of the Sicilian city of Syracuse.
Its origin is the development of one of the many outlets of the water table located in the Syracusan area, the aquifer that also feeds the Ciane river on the opposite side of the port. It has a double circular shape, with a circular structure inside, that is a double concentric circle.
Very close to home.
Considered the most important church in the city of Syracuse, it became part of the heritage protected by UNESCO as a world heritage site. Its style is mainly Baroque and Rococo on the outside, while inside it alternates parts dating back to the Siceliot era, as belonging to the Greek temple, and parts dating back to the Middle Ages, built by the Normans and thus left up to the present day. Its internal structure is composed of several naves and chapels, which have a classic and decorated style, also typical of the Baroque.
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錫拉庫薩大教堂
5 Piazza DuomoVery close to home.
Considered the most important church in the city of Syracuse, it became part of the heritage protected by UNESCO as a world heritage site. Its style is mainly Baroque and Rococo on the outside, while inside it alternates parts dating back to the Siceliot era, as belonging to the Greek temple, and parts dating back to the Middle Ages, built by the Normans and thus left up to the present day. Its internal structure is composed of several naves and chapels, which have a classic and decorated style, also typical of the Baroque.
Born essentially as a puppet theater, it immediately showed its vocation towards the different dramatic arts. The Alfeo Theater maintains its marionette vocation firmly but has expanded its offer by becoming a stage open to citizens, to a varied, curious and loyal public, looking for entertainment that is at the same time a vehicle for culture, memory and fun.
Located on Via della Giudecca just steps away from Piazza del Duomo is one of the precious pieces of aretusean urban mosaic, a place of art and culture that enriches the city à .
The theater is the flywheel to open up a path of resea
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Teatro dei pupi - Siracusa
22 Via della GiudeccaBorn essentially as a puppet theater, it immediately showed its vocation towards the different dramatic arts. The Alfeo Theater maintains its marionette vocation firmly but has expanded its offer by becoming a stage open to citizens, to a varied, curious and loyal public, looking for entertainment that is at the same time a vehicle for culture, memory and fun.
Located on Via della Giudecca just steps away from Piazza del Duomo is one of the precious pieces of aretusean urban mosaic, a place of art and culture that enriches the city à .
The theater is the flywheel to open up a path of resea
The Greek theater of Syracuse is a theater built in the 5th century BC, located inside the Archaeological Park of Neapolis, on the slopes on the south side of the Temenite hill. It was then rebuilt in the third century BC. and again transformed in Roman times.
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希臘劇場
Via Luigi Bernabò BreaThe Greek theater of Syracuse is a theater built in the 5th century BC, located inside the Archaeological Park of Neapolis, on the slopes on the south side of the Temenite hill. It was then rebuilt in the third century BC. and again transformed in Roman times.
The Ear of Dionysius (or Ear of Dionysius) is an artificial cave located in the ancient stone quarry called latomia del Paradiso, under the Greek Theater of Syracuse. Dug out of the limestone, it is about 23 m high, from 5 to 11 m wide and develops in depth for 65 m, with an S-shape that also makes it a place for acoustic amplification of sounds.
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戴歐尼修斯的耳朵
Via Ettore RomagnoliThe Ear of Dionysius (or Ear of Dionysius) is an artificial cave located in the ancient stone quarry called latomia del Paradiso, under the Greek Theater of Syracuse. Dug out of the limestone, it is about 23 m high, from 5 to 11 m wide and develops in depth for 65 m, with an S-shape that also makes it a place for acoustic amplification of sounds.
The church of Santa Lucia alla Badia is a church in Syracuse, located in Piazza Duomo and dedicated to the Syracusan patron saint.
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Chiesa di Santa Lucia alla Badia
2 Via Santa Lucia alla BadiaThe church of Santa Lucia alla Badia is a church in Syracuse, located in Piazza Duomo and dedicated to the Syracusan patron saint.
The temple of Apollo (Apollónion) is one of the most important monuments of Ortigia, in front of the Pancali square in Syracuse. It is certainly the oldest Doric temple in the Greek West.
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阿波羅神殿
Largo XXV LuglioThe temple of Apollo (Apollónion) is one of the most important monuments of Ortigia, in front of the Pancali square in Syracuse. It is certainly the oldest Doric temple in the Greek West.
Offerta gastronomica
One of the most famous Sicilian restaurants in the world!
Prices: very expensive
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Ristorante Don Camillo
96 Via della MaestranzaOne of the most famous Sicilian restaurants in the world!
Prices: very expensive
A Putia
8 Via RomaExcellent typical Sicilian restaurant.
Prices: average
Locanda Del Collegio
13 Via del CollegioGood typical Sicilian restaurant.
Prices: average
Quality and Welcome
In order to give to a restaurant the explicit name "La Terrazza sul Mare" (The Terrace on the Sea), nothing else needs to be made up: in fact, a quick look to the pictures is enough to understand the atmosphere of the place. Furthermore, there is the welcome, that in Sicily is almost a religion: the chef and his staff will take care of everything, making you live enjoyable moments strengthened by a cuisine of other times, in a seducing frame of ineffable beauty. We find ourselves in Ortigia, a small little island linked to Syracuse and directly reachable by car; Here we can admire intense sunsets characterised by the Mediterranean colours and bright lights that flood the diversities of the sea, all of that observing the Penisola della Maddalena in the distance.
Prices: very expensive
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La Terrazza sul Mare
12 V.le MazziniQuality and Welcome
In order to give to a restaurant the explicit name "La Terrazza sul Mare" (The Terrace on the Sea), nothing else needs to be made up: in fact, a quick look to the pictures is enough to understand the atmosphere of the place. Furthermore, there is the welcome, that in Sicily is almost a religion: the chef and his staff will take care of everything, making you live enjoyable moments strengthened by a cuisine of other times, in a seducing frame of ineffable beauty. We find ourselves in Ortigia, a small little island linked to Syracuse and directly reachable by car; Here we can admire intense sunsets characterised by the Mediterranean colours and bright lights that flood the diversities of the sea, all of that observing the Penisola della Maddalena in the distance.
Prices: very expensive
Stuffed sandwiches and drinks seated comfortably in front of the sea.
Possibility of take away.
Prices: very cheap
Negozio alimentare, panineria, salumeria
16 Lungomare d'OrtigiaStuffed sandwiches and drinks seated comfortably in front of the sea.
Possibility of take away.
Prices: very cheap
Caseificio Borderi
6 Via Emmanuele de BenedictisTypical Sicilian products. Street food.
Prices: average
Il Duomo
16 Piazza DuomoFor your breakfast or for a typical snack in the afternoon.
Calarossa Caffè
18 Lungomare d'OrtigiaFor breakfast or an aperitif at sunset in front of the sea
parking
Autopark Ortigia di La Mesa Maurizio
12 Via del Teatro20 euros per day
In the limited area it is possible to park your car for free. Always pay attention to the yellow stripes because they are parking spaces reserved for residents. We recommend that you pay attention to road signs.
Via Malta
Via MaltaIn the limited area it is possible to park your car for free. Always pay attention to the yellow stripes because they are parking spaces reserved for residents. We recommend that you pay attention to road signs.
Excursions
艾特納火山
Excursions on the Etna volcano.
Book your excursion on Etna.
Discover the wonders of Ortigia. There are places that can only be visited by sea. Fascinating caves will amaze you!
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奧爾蒂賈
Discover the wonders of Ortigia. There are places that can only be visited by sea. Fascinating caves will amaze you!
城市觀光建議
周邊交通資訊
= = Limited traffic zone timetables - orari ZTL = =
The restricted traffic zone:
• From Monday to Friday and before holidays, from 8 p.m. to 02 a.m. the following day; • Saturday, from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. the following day; Sundays from 11 a.m. to 02 a.m.
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La zona a traffico limitato sarà in vigore solo nei fine settimana e nei prefestivi:
• Dal Lunedì al Venerdì e prefestivi, dalle ore 20:00 alle ore 02:00 del giorno successivo;
• Sabato, dalle ore 17:00 alle ore 02:00 del giorno successivo;
• Domenica e Festivi, dalle ore 11:00 alle ore 02:00 del giorno successivo.