Visit Ragusa, Modica, Scicli with chocolate of experiences

You will discover, through the narrow streets and twisted, the elegant baroque and neoclassical architectural structures of this town. The Cathedral of St. George, the Church of St. Joseph, the noble palaces (Arezzo Donnafugata, the Fortress, Cosentini), the circle of the conversation and many others are evidence of the Sicily of the Gattopardo happily described by Tomasi di Lampedusa. At the end tasting of typical products.

Defined both as “the island in the island” and “the city with a hundred churches”, because of the numerous churches of the city. Modica, whose county was the capital of one of the most important feudal states in South Italy.

Is an ancient town located in the south of Sicily and belonging to the UNESCO Heritage Site of “Val di Noto”; of course, it shares the same history with the other renowned cities of the district, such as Noto, Modica and Ragusa: the earthquake of 1693 and the subsequent rebuilding in magnificent Sicilian baroque style. The town is brimming with superb palaces and churches built with local white stone; let’s mention, among others, the churches of Sant’Ignazio, San Matteo, San Bartolomeo and Santa Maria la Nova; the most striking palace is undoubtedly Palazzo Beneventano, decorated with leering faces, characterful gargoyles and decorative fancies.