The city of Ragusa: Presentation and historical notes

Ragusa is the southernmost provincial capital of Italy, its vast municipality of 442,37 sq km covers an area that starts from the sea and reaches hilly heights that exceed 600 m. in height. The city, included in the Unesco Heritage list within the site "The late Baroque cities of the Val di Noto" is built on three hills separated by deep valleys (Vallata Santa Domenica to the east and San Leonardo to the north) and consists of two centers : Ragusa Ibla the oldest and Ragusa Superiore built after the earthquake of 1693. This area contains information of cultural and tourist interest of the city of Ragusa, to learn about the cultural heritage relating to the entire territory of the former province see: Heritage Archive of the Province of Ragusa  

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