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Province of Italy
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From the Messina–Syracuse motorway, which ends at Rosolini and is planned to be extended to Gela, Ragusa can be reached via the Sud Occidentale Sicula, which heads away from the coast via Modica-Ragusa-Comiso-Vittoria…
Read in the guideThe baroque towns can be reached by the Siracusa–Gela railway line; for all other connections, you have to rely on regional buses; the easiest way to get around is by car or scooter.
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impressive baroque architecture ()
Chiaramonte Gulfi is a hilltop town in the province of Ragusa, in southeastern Sicily. Known as the "Balcony of Sicily", it offers sweeping views over the Ippari Valley, the Mediterranean Sea to the south, Mount Etna to the north, and even the distant Erei Mountains to the west.
fine golden sand with blue waters
Baroque town (World Heritage)
quiet south coast port
another of the eight Sicilian World Heritage Baroque towns
Greek city dating to 598 BC, built by the Corintian-Syracusans, 25 km from Ragusa
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