Ragusa, A Historical Hilltop City in Sicily
Located in the southern part of Italy, Ragusa is a city that serves as the capital of the province of Ragusa in Sicily. The city is uniquely built on top of a limestone hill nestled between Cava Santa Domenica and Cava San Leonardo. Aside from being a popular tourist destination, Ragusa, Italy is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Luxurious hotels and accommodations dot the city.
Best Time to Visit
Summers can be pretty hot in Ragusa, although the rest of the year promises pleasant weather with occasional rain showers here and there. Mid-March to mid-June is perfect dates for visiting the city, with June being the best month as it coincides with the city’s celebration of A Tutto Volume- Libri in Festa Festival. This literary festival attracts hundreds of literature lovers to the area. Ragusa, Italy hotels are pretty booked during this season, as opposed to the slow season in December.
What to Do & Area Attractions
See the natural beauty of Ragusa at the Irminio River Nature Reserve, a 55-kilometer-long river which is one of the most prominentrivers in the city. Another relaxing must-see attraction is the Giardini Iblei, a public park with panoramic views and serene gardens and fountains. Afterward, marvel at the stunning architecture of the Palazzo La Rocca, one of the historical landmarks in the area. Relax and spend the rest of your night at the cozy rooms of the Grana Barocco Art Hotel & Spa or the nearby Domus Aurea Resort.