Syracuse is a city located on the east coast of Sicily, Italy. With an ancient history dating back to Greek times, Syracuse is famous for its archaeological heritage, which includes the Archaeological Park of Neapolis, with its famous Greek Theatre and the Ear of Dionysius. The historic center of Syracuse, the island of Ortigia, is an enchanting place characterized by picturesque streets, charming squares and magnificent baroque architecture. The Cathedral of Syracuse, built on an ancient Greek temple, is one of the main sites to visit on the island. Its beaches, such as Spiaggia di Fontane Bianche and Spiaggia di Arenella, offer crystal clear waters and spectacular views. Syracuse is also famous for its cuisine, with fresh fish dishes, such as "Sicilian swordfish" and traditional desserts, such as the "Sicilian cassata". Syracuse is a crossroads of cultures, with Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Baroque influences that mix in a fascinating combination. It is a city that enchants visitors with its millennial history, its architectural beauty and its lively and authentic atmosphere.
