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About this tour
Our Insider Noto Private Tour from Syracuse is the best way to see the gorgeous town of Noto and visit the beautiful attractions. Leave Syracuse behind and make your way to the UNESCO Baroque city of Noto. Drive along the stunning roads filled with fragrant citrus trees and olive plantations. Tour the province with your experienced guide as you enter through the “Royal Gate” and admire monuments like Hercules Fountain and incredible churches like the Church of San Domenico and the Church of Montevergini. Learn all about the fascinating history and appreciate the Baroque architecture. Continue your exploration with majestic palaces like Palazzo Ducezio and Palazzo Landolina di Sant’ Alfano – once belonging to one of the richest families in Sicily. Be amazed at the spectacular rooftop view from above the San Carlo Church before making your way back to Syracuse.
If you are seeking an intimate way to visit Noto, our Insider Noto Private Tour from Syracuse perfectly caters to you. Enjoy comfortable air-conditioned transport as you explore the rich UNESCO Baroque city. This private tour is available every day and includes hotel pick-up and drop-off. Book your spot today!
- Noto
- Sicily
- 4 Hour Private Guided Tour
- Air Conditioned Transport
- Entrance Fees Included
- English
Over 20,000 travelers, 10+ years of experience and a team made up of 50+ travel experts
Insider Noto Private Tour from Syracuse Highlights
- Enjoy the comfortable drive into Noto while admiring the fragrant citrus trees and olive plantations along the way
- Be led by an experienced guide throughout the glorious city and learn about its rich history
- Visit important landmarks like Ducezio Palace, Hercules Fountain, and the Church of Montevergini
- Marvel at the spectacular panoramic views from above the San Carlo Church before returning to Syracuse
Insider Noto Private Tour from Syracuse Itinerary
- You will be picked up from your hotel in Syracuse
- Tour the UNESCO Baroque city with your experienced local guide. Enter the “Royal Gate” and discover amazing monuments, palaces, and churches
- Admire the Baroque architecture and learn about the rich history of Noto
- Enjoy panoramic views of the city from above the San Carlo Church
- The tour ends at your hotel in Syracuse
If you have any questions about our Insider Noto Private Tour from Syracuse, please contact us. Our team is standing by and will be happy to help
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Book Insider Noto Private Tour from Syracuse as a customized experience or a private tour for yourself, your family or a group of any size.
In the media
January 2024"Travel service Tourist Italy is launching a raft of unique tours designed to help you explore Italy without the crowds and to experience Italy in a very different way. The tours take you to the regular spots, but in a way that makes them more accessible."
June 2025"The region’s been on the rise for a decade or more, but local experts say the Dolce & Gabbana show, which took place on a makeshift runway winding through the fairytale-like cottages, known as trulli, in Alberobello two years ago turbocharged curiosity. “We saw a 120% increase in booking from US clients from the region for 2024, after that,” said Ben Julius, who runs Tourist Italy. “And we already see a 50% increase on that for 2025.”
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June 2024"My day trip to the Tuscan countryside had been organised by Tourist Italy.
The company offers everything from packages with hotels, tours and transfers to individual tours you can book when you have made your own arrangements. After my six-hour outing in the Tuscan countryside, I arrived back in Florence, where I marvelled at the magnificent Duomo cathedral and strolled along the banks of Arno River, with its stone bridges such as the Ponte Vecchio."
June 2025This Is the Actual *Best* Time to Travel to Italy, Per a Travel Expert. Ben Julius is the founder of Tourist Italy, a travel agency specializing in custom tours, hotels and travel packages. ulius explains that early spring and late fall can often be rainy in the north, while the south (like Puglia), will typically have better weather, even if you’re not at the height of the season."
