20의 모디카가지 명소 & 주요 장소

울타리가 구역을 둘러싸고 있어 방문할 수 없었습니다.

아름다운 후기 바로크 양식의 구시가지, 거의 차량 통행이 없는 곳 - 많은 교회, 도시 궁전, 분위기 있는 거리와 골목이 있습니다.

beautiful beach - clean sea

Stroll, look around, and enjoy. There are great restaurants and winding alleys. You can enjoy a delicious aperitif in the central square by the cathedral. At night, the cathedral is illuminated.

Beautiful Baroque style. The interior features numerous decorations and paintings. It's worth a visit.

The area is fenced and, as private property, is no longer freely accessible. Photos are only possible from outside the high fence. As of Dec. 2024

In the last years of the 18th century, the city of Ragusa had a demographic development that led to an expansion of the town towards the northwest and the birth of new neighborhoods. It was therefore necessary to build new places of worship, therefore, in 1807, the Parish Priest of San Giovanni presented a request for the construction of two churches. In 1808 the Curia of Syracuse authorized the construction of the Church of Ecce Homo to serve the "Ospedale" and "Carrubelli" neighborhoods. The Church, opened to the public in 1812, recognized as sacramental in 1818, was completed at the behest of Father Giovanni Boscarino, an active and dynamic guide, in 1842. The architect, taking up the happy model experimented by Rosario Gagliardi for the facade of the Church of San Giorgio, superimposed a third order with the bell tower on the two orders of the traditional gabled facade (1855). In 1857 the Serassi organ-building company of Bergamo created a pipe organ that still today represents a true and authentic jewel within the Church.

Between Sampieri and Marina di Modica the burned factory of the former Pennna furnace stands out in all its grandeur. Beautiful beaches precede it and right in front of it there is also a cliff where you can admire the sunset and take a dip