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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Palazzo Bertini is famous for its mascarons (large, sculpted masks). In Baroque allegory they represent the aristocrat, the merchant, and the pauper and accompany every wayfarer with a mocking look. 

The aristocrat, the merchant, and the pauper. Three mascarons that wink, tease, and mock you! They represent the power of social class, of money, and lastly, of self-irony, and are the most characteristic feature of Palazzo Bertini, located at the bottom of c.so Italia. One of the eighteen UNESCO monuments of Ragusa, it is one of the most historical buildings in the city. It was built at the end of the 1700 by Don Floridia, then half a century later it was bought by the Bertini family whose name it retains.
Over time it has been subjected to some renovation work mainly due to the lowering of the road that modified the façade, but its mascarons are always there, ready to joke with those who look at them, even with you!


Baroque allegory means them to represent the beggar (the pauper), the nobleman (the aristocrat), and the man of the East (the merchant). You can recognize them by their appearance: the pauper from his deformed face with a big nose and toothless mouth, the aristocrat is more elegant and has a feathered hat on his head, while the oriental merchant is wearing a turban and a large pearl earring. Their positioning is by no means accidental. Placed above the three previous doorways, they look at anyone who passes by: the aristocrat is in the middle, on his left the merchant who with a provocative gaze scrutinizes those who arrive from Ibla, on the right instead is the pauper who accompanies the passer-by towards the city. 

Books, music, but also good food, theatre, and showsRagusa offers quality events all year round that attract thousands of visitors from all over Sicily and beyond. Tourists who are in the city in those days are fascinated by the great human warmth and cultural richness that the city gives off.


There are numerous summer events, but also winter in Ragusa is livened up by various theatre and music festivals: Melodica, Ibla Classica International for music; the season at the Donnafugata Theatre and Palchi Diversi (Different Stages) for the theatre (the latter moves to the beautiful backdrop of the Castle of Donnafugata for the summer version Palchi Diversi Estate al castello), to name but a few. 


In short, Ragusa is to be lived all year round! 

Books, music, but also good food, theatre, and showsRagusa offers quality events all year round that attract thousands of visitors from all over Sicily and beyond. Tourists who are in the city in those days are fascinated by the great human warmth and cultural richness that the city gives off.


There are numerous summer events, but also winter in Ragusa is livened up by various theatre and music festivals: Melodica, Ibla Classica International for music; the season at the Donnafugata Theatre and Palchi Diversi (Different Stages) for the theatre (the latter moves to the beautiful backdrop of the Castle of Donnafugata for the summer version Palchi Diversi Estate al castello), to name but a few. 


In short, Ragusa is to be lived all year round! 

Books, music, but also good food, theatre, and showsRagusa offers quality events all year round that attract thousands of visitors from all over Sicily and beyond. Tourists who are in the city in those days are fascinated by the great human warmth and cultural richness that the city gives off.


There are numerous summer events, but also winter in Ragusa is livened up by various theatre and music festivals: Melodica, Ibla Classica International for music; the season at the Donnafugata Theatre and Palchi Diversi (Different Stages) for the theatre (the latter moves to the beautiful backdrop of the Castle of Donnafugata for the summer version Palchi Diversi Estate al castello), to name but a few. 


In short, Ragusa is to be lived all year round! 

Books, music, but also good food, theatre, and showsRagusa offers quality events all year round that attract thousands of visitors from all over Sicily and beyond. Tourists who are in the city in those days are fascinated by the great human warmth and cultural richness that the city gives off.


There are numerous summer events, but also winter in Ragusa is livened up by various theatre and music festivals: Melodica, Ibla Classica International for music; the season at the Donnafugata Theatre and Palchi Diversi (Different Stages) for the theatre (the latter moves to the beautiful backdrop of the Castle of Donnafugata for the summer version Palchi Diversi Estate al castello), to name but a few. 


In short, Ragusa is to be lived all year round! 

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Corso Italia, 22,

97100 Ragusa 

Books, music, but also good food, theatre, and showsRagusa offers quality events all year round that attract thousands of visitors from all over Sicily and beyond. Tourists who are in the city in those days are fascinated by the great human warmth and cultural richness that the city gives off.


There are numerous summer events, but also winter in Ragusa is livened up by various theatre and music festivals: Melodica, Ibla Classica International for music; the season at the Donnafugata Theatre and Palchi Diversi (Different Stages) for the theatre (the latter moves to the beautiful backdrop of the Castle of Donnafugata for the summer version Palchi Diversi Estate al castello), to name but a few. 


In short, Ragusa is to be lived all year round! 

Books, music, but also good food, theatre, and showsRagusa offers quality events all year round that attract thousands of visitors from all over Sicily and beyond. Tourists who are in the city in those days are fascinated by the great human warmth and cultural richness that the city gives off.


There are numerous summer events, but also winter in Ragusa is livened up by various theatre and music festivals: Melodica, Ibla Classica International for music; the season at the Donnafugata Theatre and Palchi Diversi (Different Stages) for the theatre (the latter moves to the beautiful backdrop of the Castle of Donnafugata for the summer version Palchi Diversi Estate al castello), to name but a few. 


In short, Ragusa is to be lived all year round! 

Books, music, but also good food, theatre, and showsRagusa offers quality events all year round that attract thousands of visitors from all over Sicily and beyond. Tourists who are in the city in those days are fascinated by the great human warmth and cultural richness that the city gives off.


There are numerous summer events, but also winter in Ragusa is livened up by various theatre and music festivals: Melodica, Ibla Classica International for music; the season at the Donnafugata Theatre and Palchi Diversi (Different Stages) for the theatre (the latter moves to the beautiful backdrop of the Castle of Donnafugata for the summer version Palchi Diversi Estate al castello), to name but a few. 


In short, Ragusa is to be lived all year round! 

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Ragusa is not only a summer destination, it is ready to offer beauty, emotions and fun in every season. Come and discover it in the winter season!

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From July 13 to September 30

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Some shows and events required the purchase of a ticket. Contact the info point to know which events are the paid events and get more details.