Modica

Modica is a town in the province of Ragusa in Sicily, with a population of about 55,000.

8.1km

Scicli

Scicli is a small town among the Iblei hills in the Ragusa province on the southeast of Sicily. It is one of the "Late Baroque Towns of the Val di Noto" listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

10km

Palazzolo Acreide

Palazzolo is in the Syracuse province. The town is listed as a world heritage by UNESCO.

24km

Militello in Val di Catania

Militello Val di Catania is in the Catania province. It's one of Sicily's eight world heritage listed Baroque towns.

32km

Caltagirone

Caltagirone is a town in central Sicily, Italy, most famous for its ceramics and long ceramic-decorated staircase. The city is one of the eight world heritage listed "Late Baroque Towns of the Val di Noto".

35km

Noto

Noto is in Sicily, Italy. The city is one of the eight world heritage listed "Late Baroque Towns of the Val di Noto".

40km

Gela

Gela is a medium-sized city on the south coast of Sicily, Italy. It is an ancient town, founded around 688 BC by colonists from Rhodes and Crete, and among the oldest continually inhabited settlements in southern Italy.

53km

Syracuse (Italy)

Syracuse is a medium sized city on the eastern coast of Sicily, Italy.

64km

Catania

Catania is a city on the eastern coast of Sicily at the foot of Mount Etna, the biggest volcano in Europe. It is the second largest city in Sicily with the metropolitan area reaching one million inhabitants, a major transport hub, economic centre and a university city where you will enjoy a busy downtown and an active nightlife. Catania is also well known for its particular baroque architecture and urban design, consequences of the great earthquake of 1693 after which the city had to be rebuilt, like most of eastern Sicily.

66km

St. Julian's

local council of Malta

92km

Valletta

capital of Malta

93km

Sicily

Sicily (Italian: Sicilia) is a rugged and attractive island (the largest one in the Mediterranean Sea) on the southern tip of Italy, and is one of the country's 20 regions. It is separated from the mainland region of Calabria by the 5 km Straits of Messina. It can get very hot during the summer, so it is better to visit during spring and autumn, while it is still quite pleasant during winter.

94km

Cottonera

human settlement

95km

Malta Island

Malta Island is the largest island and main population centre of Malta.

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Marsaxlokk

village and port at the south of Malta

98km

Victoria (Malta)

capital of Gozo, an island of the Maltese archipelago

98km

Mdina

fortified city in Malta

98km

Rabat (Malta)

village near Mdina, Malta

99km

Taormina

Italian comune

104km

Agrigento

Agrigento is the capital of the eponymous province on the Italian island of Sicily.

130km

Messina

Messina is a port in the northeast corner of Sicily. Most visitors are passing through, on the 5-km ferry-crossing to mainland Italy. Although it dates to ancient times, Messina is modern and nondescript. Older buildings were mostly destroyed by the great earthquake and tsunami of 28 Dec 1908, then Allied bombing in World War II finished what was left. Nevertheless it has enough sights to justify spending a day. One modern claim to fame is that in June 1955, Messina hosted the conference that set up the European Community and common market, later the European Union.

145km

Piazza Armerina

Italian comune

56km

Mount Etna

80km

Nissa

Comune in Sicily, Italy

88km

Madonie

115km

Aeolian Islands

archipelago

143km