Ortygia (Ortigia)
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Ortygia (Ortigia)
Ortygia (Ortigia)

Ortygia (Ortigia) Tours and Tickets

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The captivating former Greek and Roman city of Syracuse wasn’t actually founded on Sicily, but on a tiny island just offshore called Ortygia. Connected by two bridges to the mainland and modern expanse of the city, Ortygia is where you’ll find Old Town highlights such as the Duomo, Temple of Apollo, and Fountain of Arethusa.

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Half Day Boat Tour on the Syracuse Coast with Lunch

Half Day Boat Tour on the Syracuse Coast with Lunch

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Spend 4 hours of total relaxation discovering the maritime area of Syracuse and the island of Ortigia. On board a modern motor boat with skipper, you will discover many historical and naturalistic curiosities about the places touched by the excursion, such as the protected marine area of Plemmirio, the Maniace Castle of Ortigia, the Arethusa spring and the Porto Grande of Syracuse. During the entire tour we will have fresh drinks and seasonal fruit available. Thanks to the kitchen on board, the staff will delight you with a lunch of Sicilian specialties (included), with an appetizer and a main course accompanied by wine and drinks. Local products will be served which can be homemade or fish-based as chosen by the staff. •It is important for customers to specify the presence of allergies to certain foods. •The sections of the itinerary in question may vary according to marine weather changes.
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Traditional menu with a Cookinas and visit of the ancient market of Ortigia

Traditional menu with a Cookinas and visit of the ancient market of Ortigia

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Are you in Sicily and do you want to discover the delicacies that this wonderful area can offer you? This experience will not only give you the opportunity to savor the unique flavors of our land but will lead you to the heart of the culinary tradition through the smells of the folk market and will provide you with all the useful notions for cooking Sicilian dishes. In the company of our local cook, you will enter the streets of the Old Market of the island of Ortigia, where you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the thousand smells and various colors of the stalls and among the folkloric cries of the merchants who vie for customers. Only after having purchased everything you need and having chosen the best products, the chef will open the doors of his kitchen to you: here, with your help, he will prepare some of the typical dishes of the Sicilian tradition that you can later taste.
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What are people saying about Ortygia (Ortigia)

No PhotoSiracusa - Ortigia & Noto Tour
Janet_D, Oct 2023
Siracusa
What a beautiful way to spend a day! Our tour guide was great and we experienced some beautiful locations.
No PhotoSiracusa - Ortigia & Noto Tour
MARGGIEM_B, Sep 2023
Greek
Very interesting tour. Quite a bit of walking but worth it. Beautiful churches, the history and the shops. Loved it.
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Carole_R, Sep 2023
Siracusa Sights
Our guide, Martino, went above and beyond to show us the sites in Noto, Siracusa and Ortigia. He stopped at scenic points and got great photos of our family. He was very accommodating, funny and informative. Taxi Catania was very responsive in our trip planning. I highly recommend them!
No PhotoSiracusa - Ortigia & Noto Tour
ANN_T, Aug 2023
GREAT EXCURSION- QUICK and EASY!
I was solo because no one else joined the tour. Martino was fabulous and provided me a Private tour completely considering my needs. Really fun!
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