



These tickets cannot be cancelled. Rescheduling is not allowed.
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Sicilian heritage with a captivating exploration of Ortigia Island. This guided tour offers a harmonious blend of Greek, Medieval, and Baroque architectural wonders, making it a pivotal experience during your stay in Syracuse.
Your odyssey commences at the ancient Temple of Apollo, a venerable relic dating back to the 6th century BC, showcasing exquisite Doric design. Wander to the Church of San Filippo Apostolo, steeped in history and accessible to visitors on select days.
Admire the erstwhile baptismal font turned well and the crypt repurposed as a wartime sanctuary during the tumult of World War II.
Journey onward to Piazza Archimede, a plaza honoring the prodigious Archimedes, the eminent mathematician and inventor born in Siracusa during the 3rd century BC. A statue commemorating Archimedes graces the square, alongside the resplendent Fountain of Diana, narrating the myth of Arethusa's transformation into a spring.
Stroll to Piazza Duomo, renowned as one of Italy's most picturesque squares. Marvel at the grand Cathedral before descending into the subterranean Hypogeum, an ancient Greek reservoir repurposed as a wartime refuge during WWII.
Culminate your sojourn at the enchanting Fountain of Arethus, where your guide will regale you with the enthralling saga of Arethusa and the river deity Alpheus.
Your e-voucher will be sent to your email immediately upon booking.
Show the e-voucher on your phone along with a valid ID when you reach the meeting spot.
Plan to be at the meeting place 15 minutes early for your scheduled activity to ensure a smooth start.
Locate your tour guide at Largo XXV Luglio.
Address: 96100 Syracuse, Free municipal consortium of Syracuse, Italy.
Look for your guide near the designated tree.
Using Public Transportation
The nearest bus stop is Ponte Santa Lucia, just a minute's walk from the meeting place.
Choose buses like Sais Autolinee 002001 or Sais Autolinee 002002 for convenient transport.