How to get to Noto: complete transport guide
How to reach Noto in Sicily: train on the Siracusa-Ragusa line, motorway from Catania, Catania and Comiso airports, AST buses and local transport in the baroque city.
Travel guide to Noto
Everything you need to visit Noto: accommodation, itineraries, food and transport.
Practical guides
What to see in Noto in 2 days
2-day itinerary in Noto: the capital of Sicilian Baroque among golden staircases, theatrical churches, wild beaches and the Vendicari nature reserve.
Where to stay in Noto: neighborhoods, accommodation and practical tips
Complete guide on where to stay in Noto: from the UNESCO Baroque center to the nature reserve beaches, best areas, accommodation and tips for every traveler.
Where to eat in Noto: granita, cannoli and Sicilian baroque cuisine
Guide on where to eat in Noto: granita with brioche, cannoli, baroque centre trattorias, markets and authentic Sicilian dishes. Local tips for spending less.
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