Ortygia and the earth element. Piazza del Duomo: discovering the origins.
The architecture of the Piazza
Traces of Christianity in Syracuse
The Neapolis
The fountain of Diana in Piazza Archimede
Neapolis and the water element. The Nymphaeum
The cultural significance of tragedy
Piazza del Duomo, a sacred place of the ancient Greeks
The naumachiae: naval battles at the theatre
Ortygia and the air element. The Gods of Olympus and the Temple of Apollo.
The Venationes
The Museion and the Grotta del Ninfeo
Neapolis and the air element. The Ear of Dionysius
The Senatorial Palace
Giudecca and fire. Cooking and the Jewish religion
Crypt of San Marciano
The Culture of Pantalica
Temple of Apollo
Neapolis and fire. The Altar of Hieron and the sacrificial fire
The Jews, a wandering people
The Church of St. Lucia to the Abbey
Pantalica and the earth element
The Roman Amphitheatre
Giudecca and air. The Basilica of San Giovannello
Giudecca and the earth element. Between gardens and artisan workshops
A journey to Pantalica
Ortygia
Byzantine Pantalica
The Euryalus Fortress
Ortygia and fire. Archimedes and the invention of the burning mirrors
Ortygia and water. The Fountain of Arethusa
The functions of Castello Maniace
Legends and magic echoes in the Latomie of Syracuse
The catacombs of San Giovanni
The Cathedral of Syracuse
King Hyblon’s kingdom: Pantalica, between history and legend
Castello Maniace
The Gladiator performances
The interior of the Cathedral of Syracuse
Criteria for including Syracuse and the Rocky Necropolis of Pantalica in the WHL
The Dionysian Walls: a masterpiece of Greek engineering
Pantalica: where nature and history merge
The Altar of Hieron II: Blood and fire place
The Church of San Giovanni alle Catacombe
The Spanish fortification
Neapolis and the earth element. Places of performance: the Greek theatre and the Roman amphitheatre
Nature in Neapolis
Pantalica and air. The skies of Pantalica: from hawks to bats
The Greek Theatre of Syracuse
Pantalica and fire. The Metal Age: objects from the culture of Pantalica
Giudecca
Syracuse during the tyranny of Dionysius
Roman Syracuse, a military power thanks to the genius of Archimedes
The Cathedral of Syracuse
Pantalica and water: the Myth of the Anapo River
Giudecca and water. The ritual baths: the Casa Bianca mikveh
Neapolis from past to present
Giudecca, the hidden Jewish heart of Syracuse
The Ear of Dionysius and the Grotta dei Cordari
MiC – Ministero della Cultura
Legge 77/2006 - Misure Speciali di Tutela e Fruizione dei Siti Italiani di Interesse Culturale, Paesaggistico e Ambientale, inseriti nella “Lista Del Patrimonio Mondiale”, posti sotto la Tutela dell’ UNESCO Regione Siciliana.
Assessorato dei Beni Culturali e dell’Identità Siciliana, Dipartimento dei Beni Culturali e dell’Identità Siciliana.
Parco archeologico della Valle dei Templi di Agrigento.
