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If you are planning a trip to eastern Sicily, the project below is the natural companion to a visit to Ortigia: from Syracuse to Villa Romana del Casale is about 100 km, a little over an hour and a half by car.
Related projectVilla Romana del Casale
Piazza Armerina, Sicily — UNESCO World Heritage
The late Roman villa near Piazza Armerina preserves 3,500 m² of mosaics: the Great Hunt corridor, the famous "bikini girls", the passage of the exotic animals. The portal covers opening hours, tickets, how to get there and a room-by-room tour of the mosaics, in the same seven languages as this site.
- Opening hours, tickets and directions, kept current
- A mosaic tour, room by room
- Audio guide in 7 languages, straight from the browser
On the Villa site you will find the twin of this page, pointing back to Ortigia: Related projects · Villa Romana del Casale
What they have in common
Written content, not filler
Every entry comes from verified sources and visits on site: no generic text copied from elsewhere.
Seven languages, always
Italian, English, Spanish, French, German, Polish and Portuguese, on the site and in the audio guide alike.
No app to install
The audio guides open in your phone browser and keep working even without a connection.
One itinerary, two stops
Ortigia in the morning, the Villa in the afternoon: two faces of the Sicilian past, the Greek city by the sea and the Roman countryside inland. Two guides you read the same way and listen to at the same pace.
