• Giardino Ibleo - The Ibleo Garden, the city’s oldest, is situated on a scenic terrace with views of the Irminio Valley and the Iblei Mountains. It boasts tree-lined paths, fountains, war memorials, and churches, offering a tranquil retreat in the heart of the historic center.
• Duomo di San Giorgio - The Cathedral of Saint Giorgio, a symbol of Ragusa, is located in the heart of Ibla and is approached by a magnificent staircase. This Baroque church is renowned for its 18th-century artworks, a grand organ, and the statue of Saint George on horseback with his reliquary.
• Portale di San Giorgio - The Portal of San Giorgio is the sole architectural element that withstood the earthquake that devastated much of the city. Constructed in Gothic-Catalan style with light pink stone, it features carved motifs, with the central section depicting the iconic scene of Saint George battling the dragon, a symbol of the city and its heritage.
• Chiesa di San Giacomo Apostolo - The Church of San Giacomo, located in the historic center, is built on an ancient temple. Its interior captivates with a wooden ceiling, Corinthian columns, statues, and exquisite paintings, exemplifying sacred art.

• Private walking tour of Ragusa with licensed tour guide
• Admire the Portal of Saint Giorgio, symbol of Ragusa
• Visit the Cathedral of San Giorgio with its spectacular staircase
• Visit the Church of San Giacomo with its wooden ceiling
• Walk through the historic center in Baroque style
• Discover the Ibleo Garden with breathtaking views

The guided tour of Ragusa Ibla takes visitors through the historic center, showcasing its late Baroque architecture, including churches and elegant palaces that highlight its status as a true gem of Sicily. The tour starts at the Portal of San Giorgio, the sole surviving structure from the earthquake that devastated the town and its ancient cathedral. This iconic symbol of Ragusa, designed in Gothic-Catalan style, illustrates Saint George battling the dragon.

A brief stroll brings visitors to the Ibleo Garden, the oldest garden in Ragusa, established in the 19th century and offering views of the Irminio Valley. Visitors are greeted by palm-lined paths in this serene oasis, featuring fountains, a war memorial, and churches. The tour includes a visit to the Church of San Giacomo, renowned for its wooden ceiling, Corinthian columns, statues, and invaluable paintings.

The journey continues through the historic center, passing Baroque palaces, artisan workshops, the Conversation Circle, and the Church of San Giuseppe.

The tour concludes at the Cathedral of San Giorgio, notable for its grand staircase, artworks, organ, and statue of the saint.

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