
Ragusa, divided by a 1693 earthquake, is a beautifully rebuilt Sicilian city. Its two parts, perched on adjacent hills and separated by Valle dei Ponti, offer numerous attractions.
Start in the old town, Ibla or Inferiore, to see UNESCO-listed Baroque architecture. Must-see sites include the San Giorgio Duomo, Piazza Duomo, Palazzo Cosentini, and the churches of Santa Maria delle Scale and Santa Maria del Itria. Enjoy city views from Giardino Ibleo park.
The four bridges connecting the city sections provide photo opportunities. The upper half, Superiore or Alta, showcases a more modern side of Ragusa.
For day trips, visit nearby Modica, famous for its traditional Cioccolato. The town offers historic sights like the Baroque Duomo di San Giorgio and boasts over 90 churches!
There's so much to explore in Ragusa. Take a look at the list below and get inspired to plan your journey.