Syracuse Italy Collection

Map of Ancient Sicily and Southern Italy
Vintage engraving of a Map of Ancient Sicily and Southern Italy

Ortygia waterfront Promenade, Siracusa, Sicily
Ortygia (Italian: Ortigia) is a small island which is the historical centre of the city of Syracuse, Sicily. The island, also known as CittA Vecchia (Old City), contains many historical landmarks

Topographic map of Sicily, Italy, lithograph, published in 1897
Topographic map of Sicily, Italy - largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. Lithograph, published in 1897

Maps of the ancient and new Syracuse, Italy, published 1897
Historical maps of the ancient and new (left) Syracuse, Sicily, Italy. Wood engraving, published in 1897

HIERO (or Hieron)
Antique illustration of a HIERO (or Hieron)

Piazza Duomo at night Ortigia (Ortygia), Syracuse (Siracusa), Sicily, Italy

Baroque architecture in Noto
Italy, Sicily, baroque architecture. Noto is a city in the Province of Syracuse noted for baroque architecture and is a UNESCO World Heritage site

Italy, Sicily, Syracuse, snorkeling in Mediterranean Sea
UNESCO World Heritage Site

Italy, Sicily, Syracuse, oceanfront overlooking Mediterranean
UNESCO World Heritage Site

Archaeological site in Syracuse, Sicily
Remains of a partially excavated Roman amphitheatre in Syracuse, Sicily. Early civilisations. Remnants of former times. Ruins in Neapolis. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Travel destination

Etna volcano
Siracusa

The Theater
The Greek Theater in Syracuse, Sicily Italy with storm clouds in the background

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Discover the enchanting city of Syracuse, Sicily, as depicted in ancient maps and lithographs. Explore Ortygia's waterfront promenade and Piazza Duomo at night, taking in the Baroque architecture and rich history. Dive into the crystal-clear Mediterranean waters for a snorkeling adventure, or bask in the sun on the oceanfront. Delve into the archaeological site and uncover the secrets of ancient Syracuse, including the amphitheater and the remains of Hieron's palace. Don't forget to visit Noto for more stunning architecture and the nearby Etna volcano for a breathtaking view. Experience the magic of Syracuse, where ancient history meets modern beauty.