The historic city of Siracusa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a top Sicilian destination  thanks to its rich Greek and Roman heritage, spectacular Baroque architecture, beautiful beaches, and delicious cuisine. Head to the tiny island of Ortigia, Syracusa’s old town center that’s connected to Sicily by two small bridges, and visit the Greek and Roman ruins in Neapolis Archeological Park, pick up sweet and savory treats at the Ortigia Market, and wander the magical Piazza Duomo at dusk. See a live performance at the Greek Theater or Puppet Theater, peruse Greek and Roman artifacts at the Paolo Orsi Regional Archaeological Museum, and explore the Ear of Dionysius limestone cave. Outdoor adventurers can hike the Nature Reserve Cavagrande del Cassibile, featuring cascading waterfalls, breathtaking limestone formations, and majestic canyons. When you’re ready to relax, soak up the sun on sublime stretches of sand like Fontane Bianche Beach, Gallina Beach, and Maddalena Peninsula Beach.