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Carla_S, Aug 2026
Gorgeous and charming
We had an excellent driver and tour guide, Martino. The town was so charming and the ancient ruins at the archeological park were amazing. It was super hot so the driver did his best to always keep us hydrated and cool.
Carlos_C, May 2026
Riccardo was super great...
Riccardo was super great and explained us a lot about all of our stops! He waited us in every stop we did and gave us many recommendations to take the best of our tour.
Mary_T, Aug 2026
Martino made the experience!
I was a little concerned before the tour because the day-of ended up being quite hot and we had our 5-month old baby. Martino was our driver and he made it a 10/10 experience. He dropped us off in areas where we could minimize too much time in the direct heat and was very mindful of helping us feel comfortable and have what we needed. He really went above and beyond. Outside of that, the tour was great. Martino was a great driver, the car was clean and he gave us great information at each stop so we knew what to look for. He also was personable and enjoyable to spend the day with while we were driving. This is a great tour if you’re looking for a knowledgeable driver who will give you great information and then you do the actual exploring on your own and meet him back when you’re ready for the next stop. A great way to see these beautiful cities!!
Paul_B, Nov 2024
Highly recommended
I would highly recommend this trip. The locations were spectacular and very interesting. The architecture was exceptional. The transport was very comfortable and clean, and we couldn’t have wished for a better driver in Martino, who was very friendly and informative and helped make for a very memorable occasion.

Ortygia (Ortigia)

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Syracuse
Ortigia Island surrounded by dark-blue waters seen from the air, Sicily, Italy.
  • Archaeology buffs particularly enjoy exploring Syracuse’s Old Town, where many ancient monuments were incorporated into later churches and palaces.

  • Modest attire is required to enter the Syracuse Duomo—cover your shoulders and knees.

  • The streets of the Old Town are largely accessible to wheelchairs and strollers.