Tour guide in Siracusa, Ragusa and Catania

Ragusa Ibla with its alleys and its hidden places represents a pearl of the late Sicilian Baroque. The tour starts from the Church of St. John and continues through the streets of Ibla.

Modica, known as the city of one hundred churches, but also rich in culinary traditions and gastronomy, is definitely a must when visiting the places of Val di Noto.

Visiting the city of Scicli: Piazza Italia, the Mother Church, the Chiafura caves and the beautiful via Mormino Penna, one of the settings of the Montalbano series.

Noto is home of the Baroque. The visit begins at the Royal Gate and continues along corso Vittorio Emanuele, with San Nicolò Cathedral, Santa Chiara and Palazzo Nicolaci.

From Ortigia to the Archaeological Park. Try to imagine Siracusa’s story as a huge padded sandwich where every layer represents a historic period marked by the domination of different civilizations.

Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe and one of the most important natural attractions of the Catania area. Two different routes among lava flows and the Silvestri craters.

Ispica developed as a rural city in the southern part of Cava Ispica. The visit combines the baroque and liberty historic center with the catacombs and cave churches of the valley.

You will meet your guide in Piazza Alcalà, then visit the street market, Piazza Duomo, the Cathedral, the Elephant fountain, via Crociferi and via Etnea.

A guided tour of the most beautiful and charming places in the province of Ragusa that can be seen in the “Commissioner Montalbano” series produced by Rai TV.

We will visit the Donnafugata Castle, a typical example of the country estates of Sicilian aristocratic families and the set of Montalbano, “Il Gattopardo” and “I Viceré”.