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Welcome to the CHEESE CAPITOL OF SICILY! Ragusa, Italy // 152

Today, I left Siracuse, Sicily and Ortygia Island. I'm sad to leave, but happy to go to the cheese capitol of Sicily! Ragusa is the town best known for producing the Ragusano cheese. It is built across two small mountains, making every walk a hike. It's a gorgeous old city, with the worn cobblestone steps (thousands of them) and dimly lit streets.

I took the Trenitalia train from Siracusa to Ragusa for under 9 euros. It was a comfortable and easy ride. Once in Ragusa, I walked across town to my hotel, The Sizilien. After ten minutes of knocking, waiting, knocking harder, waiting, and knocking harder, I gave up and went to get some lunch. I didn't know where else to go or what to do if I wouldn't be able to get into my hotel.

Thankfully, after filling up on the best ravioli I've ever had, I went back to the Sizilien and only had to bang on the door for a few minutes more. The receptionist came walking around the corner, seeming surprised to find me banging on the door with two huge backpacks strapped around me.

He kindly brought me to a nearby building and up to my room. It was a nice room with free water, espresso, a clean bathroom, and a nice balcony.

Tonight, I'm going to explore Ragusa at night!



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Tour of Ragusa Station Sicily October 2015

Tour of Ragusa Station Sicily
18th October 2015

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RAGUSA ITALY 2011

Ragusa Ibla, Sicily

Ragusa Ibla in Sicily combines magnificent architecture, celebrity glitter, and the delights of a small Italian town.
It is one of 7 towns in the southeast part of Sicily that are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Ragusa Ibla has unexpectedly become a desirable tourist destination because of the remarkably popular Italian TV series Inspector Montalbano filmed in Ragusa.
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Traveling is not as exciting as the transformation. Why visit when you can venture onto roads less traveled, pushing your mind and body to experience the soul of the island and all it has to offer?

Sicily, Italy August 26 - September 2 2019
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Ragusa Ibla a Febbraio

Altre immagini di chiese,paesaggi e monumenti della città barocca.

RAGUSA ITALY

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Visit Ragusa in Sicily Travel Guide Travel Tips Tourism Italy

Tour di Montalbano

Tour del commissario Montalbano in Sicilia. In questo tour di circa 6 ore andremo a visitare città e borghi dove è stato girato la fiction: Ragusa Ibla, Modica, Scicli, Punta Secca, Sampieri e il Castello di Donnafugata. La Chauffeurs in Italy di Ragusa organizza questo tour con i propri autisti che Vi accoglieranno a bordo dei propri mezzi: auto, minivan e minibus fino a 20 posti. Disponiamo anche di Guide Turistiche autorizzate dalla Regione Sicilia. Per informazioni e prenotazioni: info@chauffeurs-italy.com

Drive to Ragusa Ibla, Sicily

Chambers Architects' drive up to Ragusa to photograph and write about the city's Baroque architecture and Medieval street plan.

Ragusa Sicily Italy Travel

Ragusa Sicily Italy Travel
Set amidst the rocky peaks northwest of Modica, Ragusa is a town of two faces. Sitting on the top of the hill is Ragusa Superiore, a busy workaday town with sensible grid-pattern streets and all the trappings of a modern provincial capital, while etched into the hillside further down is Ragusa Ibla.
This sloping area of tangled alleyways, grey stone houses and baroque palazzi is effectively Ragusa's historic centre and it's quite magnificent.
Like every other town in the region, Ragusa Ibla (the old town) collapsed after the 1693 earthquake and a new town, Ragusa Superiore, was built on a high plateau above. But the old aristocracy was loath to leave the tottering palazzi and rebuilt Ragusa Ibla on exactly the same spot. The two towns were merged in 1927.
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Places to see in ( Ragusa - Italy ) Duomo di San Giorgio

Places to see in ( Ragusa - Italy ) Duomo di San Giorgio

The Duomo of San Giorgio is a Baroque church located in Ragusa Ibla, Sicily, Italy. Its construction began in 1738 and ended in 1775. The famous collegiate church of San Giorgio (also known as the Cathedral of San Giorgio ) is the main Catholic place of worship in Ragusa , one of the most important monuments of the city of Ragusa. The mother church of the city named after the patron saint of the city, before 1693 stood at the east end of the town, near the current Ibleo garden , where there is still the great fifteenth-century portal of Gothic-Catalan style , the only remaining vestige of the ancient temple.

The church was severely damaged by the earthquake and part of the façade, some chapels and part of the main chapel remained standing, for which a large room was built adjacent to the left aisle of the old temple, in which to perform the functions. In the second quarter of the eighteenth century , it was decided to transfer the church to the site of the old St. Nicholas, which until the 16th century had been the parish of the faithful of the Greek rite and later, passed to the Latin rite, had become sacramental church of St. George.

Rosario Gagliardi , architect of Noto , was one of the protagonists of Baroque reconstruction in 1738 , of whom this building is perhaps the best work: in fact, to build it, the artist conceived a superb game of perspective; he oriented the church a little further to the left of the square in front (one can clearly see it) so that the future dome could be seen behind the imposing bell-tower façade, a peculiar feature of the Gagliardi churches.

The project by Rosario Gagliardi , of which the original tables are preserved, is characterized by the monumental tower façade that incorporates the bell tower in the façade and ends with a bulb-shaped cusp, recalling the seventeenth-century wooden tabernacles of the Capuchin churches. The location of the church at the end of a high staircase and the oblique position with respect to the square below accentuate the grandeur and the plastic effects, created by a slight convexity of the central party and the presence of free columns. Two pairs of scrolls are the link between the different levels hosting, respectively, the statues of San Giorgio and San Giacomo below, and those of San Pietro and San Paolo above.

The interior, a Latin cross , with its arms closed by semicircular apses, is serene and balanced and is divided into three naves by ten sturdy stone pillars, with a large pitch in pitch. The carvings that decorate the cornice and the capitals of the pillars were built between 1779 and 1781 by the sculptors Giambattista Muccio and Giorgio Nobile di Ragusa. At the intersection of the transept with the central nave rises the dome of neoclassical taste, double cap, resting on two rows of columns: previously free, today the space between them is occupied by glass that give the dome the characteristic blue color which forms an inimitable panorama with the Ragusa Ibla complex.

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Ragusa, Sicily, Italy

© zoqy.net During our tour of Sicily we paid a visit to Ragusa for a few days. Lots of stunning Baroque buildings.

Sicily Ragusa ibla

Сицилия Рагуза ибла

Sicily Day 4 - Ragusa Ibla ????????

This is day 4 of my adventure in Sicily. Ragusa was my choice of destination. I have never been anywhere like this before, I quiet little village with a population of only 73,000 people.

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Ragusa Ibla e Noto

MUSICA: Sicilian Breeze by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena.
Barocco siciliano a Ragusa Ibla e Noto - Sicilia Italy.
Duomo di San Giorgio - Circolo di conversazione - Cattedrale di Noto.

Ragusa Ibla - Città Barocca - © Gaetano Giarrusso

Ragusa Ibla - #CittàBarocca #RagusaIbla #ValdiNoto #Barocco

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SICILY on the road ~ Episode #1 (Ragusa and Marzamemi)

This is the first video of our series filmed in Sicily. In this episode we will travel to the South-East of this amazing island, from Catania, where we have landed, to the port city Marzamemi, that is on the same parallel of Tunisia (North Africa). During this trip you will see Ragusa Ibla, that is one of the UNESCO world heritage sites, and many more wonderful places.



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