Syracuse & Noto Tour: Baroque Wonders from Catania

Overview

Syracuse & Noto (departure from Catania area) is a full-day bus tour that shows travelers the beautiful cities of Syracuse and Noto. This guided tour begins in the old town of Syracuse, located on the island of Ortigia, a place filled with history and charm.

Visitors will see the Temple of Apollo, a very old and important building, and the church of San Pietro. The tour continues down Via Gargallo, where there are amazing buildings, and Corso Matteotti, known for its shops. Piazza Archimede has the Fountain of Diana, a beautiful sight. The tour then goes to Piazza Duomo, where people can admire the cathedral and see the Arethusa spring. Other places to see include Maniace Castle, Palazzo Bellomo, the Opera House, and the Jewish Quarter. A visit to the lively fish market is also included. After Syracuse, the tour heads to Noto, known as the "Stone Garden" and the capital of Sicilian Baroque architecture. This private tour is in an air-conditioned vehicle and has a multilingual guide. Lunch and entrance fees are not included, allowing for flexibility to eat and explore on your own.

This tour includes private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle and a multilingual guide, ensuring a comfortable and informative experience. However, lunch and entrance fees during the visits are not included. Travelers will visit iconic landmarks such as the Temple of Apollo in Syracuse, the charming town of Noto, and the historical island of Ortygia.

Sentiment Analysis

Customers generally enjoyed the tour of Syracuse and Noto, praising the guide and organization. Some wished for more time at each stop and noted extra costs.

• Customers enjoyed the guide's knowledge and enthusiasm.

  Many reviewers found the tour well-organized and efficient.

  Travelers appreciated the comfortable transportation provided.

  Several guests loved visiting both Syracuse and Noto in one day.

• Some felt that the time spent at each location was too short.

  A few reviewers mentioned additional costs for entrance fees.