 Nearby sites of interest:
The Neapolis Archaeologic Park is a large park featuring the remains of a Roman Amphitheatre, a sacrificial altar, a cave named the ear of Dionysus (which might have been use as a prison for Dionysus) and a large Greek theatre still in use.
The Catacombs of Saint John are the only remaining catacombs to be open to the public in Siracusa. They were built around an ancient Greek aqueduct.
Paolo Orsi Archaeological museum is showing pieces from prehistoric times to the Greek period. It also describes ancient life in Siracusa.
Ortygia is a Siracusa district featuring nice beaches and important monuments such as the Temple of Apollo, the Fonte Aretusa and the cathedral.
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Siracusa Puppet theatre is a good example of Sicilian culture. Visitors can admire puppet makers' work in their environment and after, attend a performance such as stories of Charlemagne or Greek tragedy.