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Marina di Ragusa, a seaside town in the province of Ragusa, south of Sicily, has become a popular destination for tourists since many years. The activities that this place can offer are really many, so as to satisfy various tastes.

You have a week holiday and you have to decide where to go. Today we suggest you book a ticket to Sicily and visit some beautiful cities in the south of the island such as Modica, Scicli, Marina di Ragusa and Ragusa.

It is known as the city of a hundred churches because of the hundreds of religious buildings in the area. We are talking about Modica, a town of over 50000 inhabitants, which lays about 15 kilometers far from Ragusa. Together with Ragusa, Modica represents one of the richest cities of historical-cultural examples related to the baroque and late baroque period. In 2002 it was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage cities.

In 2002 UNESCO has included numerous architectural, artistic and monumental masterpieces of the city of Ragusa in the list of World Heritage properties. Following the earthquake of 1693 that completely destroyed it, Ragusa was rebuilt together with churches, palaces and monuments in Baroque and late Baroque style.

The southern coast of Sicily, and therefore the area that mainly concerns the province of Ragusa, is known for being characterized by long beaches with golden sand and crystalline sea.

Are you planning your holiday and don't know which destination to choose? Are you still uncertain whether you prefer an Italian region, a European state or even an international one? Do you love the sea but do you also like to discover the history and culture of a place? Italy, from North to South, from West to East can offer a variety of options for all tastes and budgets.

The Sicilian wine and food tradition is one of the richest in Italy. Most probably the reason is connected to the influences of different people that dominated Sicily over the centuries. The culinary experiments that the chefs made were handed down from generation to generation and therefore today we can eat "ancient delicacies".

With over 25,000 km2 of surface Sicily is the largest region in Italy and, even, the largest island in the Mediterranean. A territory that, due to its vastness, is rich in thousand facets. Whether you love the sea or the mountains, the dynamic life of the city or the tranquility of the countryside, whether you are art, history or nature lovers, here you can always be satisfied.