Noto: The visit in NOTO walk has a time of 90 minutes, Is one of the most beautifully-built towns in Europe and this remote little place comes out in the memory like wurzburg or Nymphenburg as one of the finest achievements of the age wich produced Mozart and Tiepolo.  The town of Noto is renowend for its exepional Baroque Heritage. Noto is the hub of a wide area, wich is full of important historical-archaeological, architectural and landscape data, extending from the Hyblaean plateau to the Ionan coast. After we leave with our driver to arrive in 40 minutes at the Greek Theatre of Syracuse (option the visit has a walk time of 60 minutes and the tiket is not included in the price of tour driver service) The tour continues to visit the historic centre of Ortigia on foot. Our driver greets you here in Ortigia and you have free time for the visit until the departure of your ship. Your ship will be at the port of Ortigia Siracusa. Syracuse: Visit to the Syracuse aercheologic parck and Ortigia for a visit to the UNESCO historic centre. The Greek Theatre is the greatest example of greek theatre of the West. It has the distinction of being almost entirely excavated in the rock. In addition to performances, it was the custom for the ancient Greeks, the theatre was used for popular assemblies. After being adapted to games in the imperial era circus, the theatre fell into disuse. In the sixteenth century, as well as other classical monuments, was plundered by the Spanish masters of Charles V, who used the good stone has already been cut to build the fortifications of Ortygia.   Syracuse, on the eastern coast of Sicily, was one of the most important cities of antiquity together with Athens, Rome and Carthage. Nowadays it is still possible to admire its ancient grandeur through the ancient greek monuments or the later barock churches in Ortygia. Syracuse offers to visitors also masterpieces by famous painters like Caravaggio or Antonello da Messina and the surrounding landscape is breathtaking: blue sea and steep canyons. The sicilian cuisine is also a highlight of the area.  The island of Ortigia was the first site of the Corinthian colonists and it contains the complex historical event of Syracuse among the streets of Greek origin, the walls of the medieval buildings and the facades of the baroque churches. Here, as on can seldom find elsewhere, myth and history, ancient ant modern, pagan and Christian, light and shade, combine harmoniosly with a natural backdrop of incomparable beauty.