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Description
The ancient Greek-Roman theatre of Taormina is among the most famous and visited monuments in Sicily. This beautiful theatre has an incredible position over the sea and a great panorama with Mt. Etna in background. During the day it's possible to visit the archaological area. During the summer months the theatre is often used for opera and pop music concerts. The ancient theatre of Taormina is a real must-see, visiting eastern Sicily.
Contacts
Adress: via del teatro greco, 40 - Taormina (Messina province)
Phone. +39 0 942 23220
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Opening times
(last update: May 2018)
Tickets
Adults: € 10
Reduced: € 5 (EU citizen between 18 and 25 years)
Free: under 18 years and every first Sunday of the month.
Maps
- Map of the archaeological sites in Taormina
- Taormina and Greek theatre free audioguide by iziTRAVEL
Guided tours and activities
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The Euryalus castle is located few miles from Syracuse, near the village Belvedere. It's one of the most important ancient fortresses of Greek age. It was built by the tyrant Dionysius together with the town walls to defend Syracuse and the Epipolis plateau. Inside the castle it's possible to see the ancient moats, the ruins of the towers for the catapults, the impressive tunnels built to move the hoplytes inside the castle. From the Euryalus castle it's also possible to enjoy a great panorama over Syracuse and it's bay and it is possible to visit the small museum with some archaeological finds.
Contacts
Adress: piazza Eurialo, 1 - Siracusa (Belvedere)
Phone. +39 0 931 711773
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Opening times
(last update: July 2017)
- At present this monument is closed to visitors.
Tickets
Adults: € 4
Reduced: € 2 (EU citizen between 18 and 25 years)
Free: under 18 years and every first Sunday of the month.
Maps
Guided tours
Guided visits are organized by Hermes Sicily's tour guides.
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Every first Sunday of the month, on the occasion of the national event #domenicaalmuseo, (Sunday at the museum) the entrance to regional Sicilian museums, archaeological sites and monuments areas will be free. It's anyway necessary to go to the ticket office to take the free entrance ticket. The free entrance is valid only for regional sites but not for local managed or private sites.
The free entrance to regional sites in Sicily is always free for EU citizen under 18 years. There are no reductions or free entrances over 65 years.
A complete list of all sites with free entrance for "Domenica al museo" is published on the official webpages of the regional office for cultural heritage.
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Description
The Neapolis archaeological park in Syracuse is the most important archaeological area in town. Inside the park it's possible to visit some of the most famous mouments of Greek and Roman age: the Greek theater, the latomie stone quarries, the ear of Dionysius, the altar of Hieron II and the Roman amphitheater.
Contacts
Adress: via del teatro greco, 96100 Siracusa
Phone: +39 0 931 4508220 || +39 0 931 66206 || +39 0 931 65068
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Opening times
(last update: November 2016)
From Monday to Saturday from 8.30 am to 3.30 pm (last entrance)
Sunday and Holidays from 8.30 am to 12.30 pm (last entrance)
Tickets price
Full ticket: € 10
Reduced: € 5 (EU citizen between 18 and 25 years)
Free entrance: under 18 years
Maps and brochures
Guided visits
Guided walking tours for groups and private visits are organized by Hermes Sicily Tour Guides.
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Description
The Parco Forza is located at the mouth of Cava d'Ispica, outside the little town of Ispica, in the province of Ragusa. It's an archaeological area with medieval ruins. In the park it's possible to visit the ruins of the fortilitium, a fortress built on the top of a hill during the Aragonese period. It's also possible to visit the palazzo marchionale, the rests of the SS. Annunziata church, the stables and the centoscale. In the park there's also a little museum. Around the parco Forza it's possible to visiti the Santa Maria church in the Cava d'Ispica canyon or the ruins of the tre ladri water mill.
Contacts
Adress: via Cavagrande snc, Ispica (RG)
Phone +39 0 932 952608
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Opening times
(last update: May 2016)
High season: Daily from 9 am to 6.30 pm.
Tickets
Adult: € 2
Reduced: € 1 (EU citizen between 18 and 25 years)
Free: under 18 years
Maps
Guided visits
Guided visits are organized by Hermes Sicily's tour guides.
Disclaimer: Although we do our best to publish always updated information the opening times and ticket prices are not official. We always suggest request updated information by phone or mail (see contact section of this page).
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