Top 10 Best Things to do in Ragusa, Italy
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Ragusa Ibla
Duomo di San Giorgio
Portale di San Giorgio
Lungomare Andrea Doria e Bisani
Giardini Iblei
San Giovanni Battista's Cathedral
Donnalucata
Siculamente
Palazzo Arezzo Di Trifiletti
Chiesa San Giuseppe
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Italians are big fans of the seaside, escaping to local beaches for the day or often returning to the same resort town year after year for an extended holiday.
That said, with a few exceptions, Italy does not have a surfeit of glorious beaches. Nor is it particularly well served by the UK’s traditional big sun and sea tour operators, at least when compared with Spain, Greece or Turkey. But you can still have a great time on the Italian coast.
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Where it can hold its own is Sardinia, which has some of the best beaches in Europe, never mind Italy. This makes it more than usually popular with Italians (and Germans and Scandinavians), so book Sardinian beach holidays, as well as any flights or ferries, well in advance.
Sardinia's beaches are among the best in Europe
Sardinia's beaches are among the best in Europe CREDIT: MARTIN MOLCAN
Even for mainland Italians, Sardinia is a world apart, so it is worth seeking guidance from a specialist such as Sardatur (see “Tour operators”). Choose between small, boutique and luxury hotels on tiny bays, with sickles of white sand, or chic, family- and couple-friendly resorts with activities, such Forte Village, Chia Laguna, Le Dune, Romazzino and the Flamingo.
Hill-town Taormina is the island’s best-known resort. It is attractive, but expensive, and has relatively poor beaches on the coast immediately below the town. Cefalù is a pleasing resort town with a fine historic core. The south coast has many empty beaches, notably at Eraclea Minoa (plus Camerina, Donnalucata, and Punta Secca), but is a rather flat, lifeless shore. Key emerging destinations are the smaller islands, particularly Pantelleria and the Egadi and Aeolian archipelagos.
After Sardinia, many Italians plump for the Adriatic coast, lined for most of its length south of Ravenna with good sand, safe seas and unpretentious small-town resorts. If you want a gentle, Italian family-style seaside holiday, this is the place. Just avoid Rimini, a big and sometimes brash resort. Beaches near Monte Conero, near Ancona, are standouts.
Puglia, too, the “heel” of Italy’s “boot”, has a decent but often rocky coastline. While the Gargano peninsula is busy, the almost Greek-looking Salentino peninsula is quieter, with especially good beaches around Gallipoli and south of Otranto.
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Places to see in ( Ragusa - Italy ) Marina di Ragusa
Places to see in ( Ragusa - Italy ) Marina di Ragusa
Marina di Ragusa, also known as Mazzarelli, is a southern Italian village and hamlet of Ragusa, a municipality seat of the homonym province, Sicily. In 2011 it had a population of 3,468, that during the summer gets to over 60,000. The remains of a Greek settlement of the 5th century BC, when this area was under the control of Kamarina, have been found on the banks of the nearby river Irminio that was used as canal-port. The village was known since the Byzantine era (5th century) when a loading pier was built to export the local products.
The Arab geographer El Idrisi writes that during the Arab domination (827-1091) it was called Marsa A'Rillah (small port) and during the years 1584 and 1596 a watchtower known as Torre Cabrera was built by order of the Count B. Cabrera next to the port of the village due to Saracen-ships sailing this stretch of sea. It remained a sleepy fishing village until the 1870s when its port was extensively used for the export of the local asphalt, mined in Ragusa, to numerous European capitals. It was called Mazzarelli until 1928 when the local council changed the name in Marina di Ragusa. During the 1960s, it became a tourist resort, a role which it still maintains today.
Marina di Ragusa is located by the Mediterranean coast of the island of Sicily, directly opposite the island of Malta. It is 6 km from Santa Croce Camerina, 11 from Donnalucata, 17 from Scicli, 24 from Ragusa and 27 from Modica. The local economy is based on tourism due to the quality of its beaches. Many bars, restaurants and hotels are busy during the summer season whilst during the winter the village gets busy only at weekends. Nightclubs and camping can also be found. The local fishing industry has nearly disappeared and has been replaced by intensive agriculture in greenhouses that can be found along this stretch of coast. From the nearby Market of Vittoria green-products get exported to all Europe.
The only public transport in Marina di Ragusa are two bus-lines (A and B), that run from west (port) to east (end of the promenade Andrea Doria). There are also several daily buses to Ragusa and Catania and the nearest airport is Comiso Airport at 29 km (18 mi). The Provincial Road SP25 Ragusa Mare connects Ragusa to its beach resort.
The new port of Marina di Ragusa was designed in the 1980s but after a short time works stopped until the years 2006-2008, when with European Funding it was possible to complete it. The new port aims to become one of the major tourist ports of the island. The new structure is the biggest tourist port of Sicily and can moor over 800 boats and the new offices for the Coast Guard. It was officially opened 3 July 2009. In 2010 shops, a supermarket and a bar were opened. Since the opening in 2009 the port has registered a steady traffic during the summer months and has seen an increase of mooring during the winter months due to the low fares applied by the managing company.
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Scicli (Scichili in siciliano) è una città barocca nel Consorzio Municipale Libero di Ragusa. Scicli è stato inserito nell'elenco dei patrimoni dell'umanità dell'UNESCO. È meglio conosciuto come il luogo principale per la serie TV Il commissario Montalbano (e Il giovane Montalbano). SCICLI Sicilia: prime impressioni è stato girato il 19 aprile 2019.
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Scicli (Scichili in Sicilian) is a baroque town in the autonomous region of Sicily known as the Free Municipal Consortium of Ragusa. Scicli has been listed as one of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites. It is best known as the main location for the TV series Inspector Montalbano (and The Young Montalbano). SCICLI Sicily: first impressions was filmed on 19 April 2019.
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