Church of San Pietro, Modica – Castle of the Counts of Modica loop from Modica

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Church of San Pietro, Modica – Castle of the Counts of Modica loop from Modica

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Church of San Pietro, Modica – Castle of the Counts of Modica loop from Modica

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3.33km

70m

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Easy hike. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 7, 2026

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848 m

Church of San Pietro, Modica

Highlight • Religious Site

Main church of Modica Bassa. It is particularly beautiful from the inside. Visit in the morning or late afternoon. Closed at lunchtime.

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1.37 km

View of Modica from the Steps of San Giorgio

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One of the most beautiful views of the city from the steps in front of San Giorgio. The bar next to the cathedral is highly recommended.

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1.39 km

Duomo di San Giorgio, Modica

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After the earthquake in 1693, according to plans by Gagliardi, the five-nave church was built in a baroque style. Large open staircase in front of the portal, interrupted by paragraphs …

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1.41 km

Cathedral of San Giorgio (Duomo di San Giorgio), Modica

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Cathedral in perfect baroque style. Beautiful and passing through to reach the viewpoint of Modica, the city of chocolate.

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1.65 km

Modica Historic Center

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Modica is a municipality in south-eastern Sicily and is located in the Libero Municipal Consortium of Ragusa in Italy with 54,089 inhabitants (as of 31 December 2019). It is one …

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1.72 km

Castle of the Counts of Modica

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3 Euro entrance fee

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2.08 km

San Giorgio Church

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The imposing tower façade, rising to a total height of 62 meters, was built starting in 1702 and completed in 1842 with the final crowning touch and the placement of …

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