Noto

This unspoiled stretch of brown sand meets crystal-clear waters along Sicily's southeastern coast. Arrive on weekday mornings to claim your spot and enjoy the serene atmosphere before the crowds arrive.

This UNESCO-listed cathedral displays Sicily's finest Baroque architecture with its dramatic limestone façade. Climb the bell tower for sweeping views of Noto's honey-colored cityscape and surrounding countryside.

Palazzo Nicolaci captivates with ornate Baroque balconies featuring mythological creatures in stone. Inside, discover frescoed ceilings and the celebrated Salone delle Feste—a glimpse into 18th-century Sicilian nobility.

You can learn about the history of Noto Historic Centre with a stop at Ducezio Palace. Discover the countryside while you're in the area.

Explore the haunting ruins of Noto Antica, the original medieval town destroyed by the 1693 earthquake. Wander among crumbling walls and castle remains for an authentic glimpse into Sicily's pre-Baroque past.

This neoclassical triumphal arch welcomes visitors to Noto's UNESCO-listed Baroque center with symbolic sculptures. Pass beneath its elegant stonework to discover Sicily's architectural treasures.

You can find out about the history of Noto with a trip to Tellaro Roman Villa. Wander the beaches in this relaxing area.

This intimate church houses a mysterious 16th-century wooden bust of Ecce Homo by an unknown artist. Explore the adjacent convent to fully appreciate Noto's architectural heritage.