In Syrakus wird die Vergangenheit lebendig - eine Stadt, die sowohl ein klassisches Erbe als auch eine extravagante sizilianische Barockarchitektur zu bieten hat. Sie besuchen das griechische Theater, gehen in das Ohr des Dionysius und erkunden die Insel Ortygia, das Herz der Altstadt, wo sich barocke Schmuckstücke wie die Kathedrale befinden. Dino, einer unserer ortskundigen Führer, sagt: „Der Sinn dieser Tour ist es, Ihnen an einem Tag den besten Überblick über die Geschichte und Kultur von Syrakus zu geben. Am Ende der Tour werden Sie die Stadt und ihr Erbe in- und auswendig kennen.“
Syrakus ist mit seiner mehr als 2.700 Jahre alten Geschichte eine der faszinierendsten Städte Siziliens. Ihre Reise durch die Zeit beginnt im Archäologischen Park im Westen der Stadt. Entdecken Sie das Griechische Theater, das in seiner Blütezeit 15.000 Zuschauer fasste und trotz des Zahns der Zeit immer noch beeindruckt. Außerdem gibt es den Altar des Hieron – eine riesige Opferplatte –, das Ohr des Dionysius sowie das römische Amphitheater zu sehen.
Anschließend überqueren Sie die Brücke zur Insel Ortygia. Im Gassenlabyrinth gibt es Kirchen, Paläste und Burgen zu entdecken. Bei einer geführten Tour lernen Sie die wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten kennen, darunter auch die Kathedrale. Anschließend haben Sie ein paar Stunden Zeit, um die Insel auf eigene Faust zu erkunden.
Geführte Kulturerbe-Ganztagestour durch Syrakus
- Erleben Sie eine geführte Tour durch Syrakus
- Entdecken Sie eine Mischung aus griechischem, römischem und barockem Erbe
- Besuchen Sie das größte griechische Theater auf Sizilien
- Die Kirchen, Paläste, Schlösser und die Kathedrale auf der Insel Ortygia gehören zu den schönsten Siziliens
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- Speisen und Getränke nicht inbegriffen
- Einige Eintrittsgelder und Extras sind vor Ort zu bezahlen
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