Things to do in White Fountains

The ancient heart of Syracuse, connected to the mainland by the Umbertino Bridge. A web of alleys, squares and palaces that tell millennia of history, from ancient Greece to the Baroque.

A symbol of the city, it stands on the ruins of a 5th-century BC Greek temple and combines Greek, Byzantine and Baroque elements. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is a must-see in the heart of Ortigia.

An artificial cave famous for its extraordinary acoustics and the legends surrounding it. It is part of the ancient Latomie del Paradiso, evidence of Greek Syracuse.

One of the most impressive in antiquity, still the site of classical performances and plays. A majestic place overlooking the sea and telling of Sicily's eternal love of art.

Imposing 74-meter-high conical structure built in memory of the miracle of the weeping of the Virgin that occurred in 1953. Symbol of faith and pilgrimage destination.

The "Capital of Baroque," a city of art rebuilt after the 1693 earthquake and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Churches, palaces and golden vistas that enchant in every season.

Ancient fishing village that has become one of the most picturesque locations on the southeastern coast. Between small squares by the sea, historic tuna fisheries and small fish restaurants, it offers unique atmospheres.

Off-white beaches and crystal clear sea, described as the "Tropics of the Mediterranean." A paradise for those who love relaxation and diving among reefs and clear waters.

A spectacular canyon with natural lakes, trails and breathtaking views. Perfect for nature lovers and trekkers.

A succession of pristine bays, turquoise waters and fine sand within the Vendicari Reserve. Ideal places for those seeking pure sea and wild nature.

At the southern tip of Sicily, a natural jewel between sand and rocks, reachable even on foot at low tide. A place suspended between sky and sea.