Trenino Barocco Ragusa Ibla

If you are offered seats 1-3 in the first carriage, not only will you be watching the back of the trenino only but you will also have to breathe the exhaust gases throughout the trip. Avoid at all costs the first couple of rows of the first carriage.

Taking the Trenino Barocco in Ragusa Ibla was a delightful way to explore the town. For just 5€ per person, the half-hour ride offers a unique and charming perspective on this historic area. The small train weaves through the narrow streets and picturesque squares, giving you a comfortable and leisurely way to soak in the beautiful Baroque architecture that Ragusa is famous for. The ride is both informative and enjoyable, allowing you to see parts of the town you might miss on foot, especially if you’re short on time. The commentary provided during the tour adds interesting context and history, making the experience even more enriching. It's a perfect option for families, those who want a break from walking, or anyone looking to see the town from a different angle. Overall, the Trenino Barocco is well worth the small fee and is a fun, relaxing way to discover the charm of Ragusa Ibla.

A very nice tour through the ancient barroc old town of Ragusa. For only € 5.- one can enjoy an outstanding 35‘ sight seeing tour. It is definitely worth it. There many tours every day.

Ragusa Ibla is such peaceful and beautiful late baroque town. Totally worth to visit and spend time walking though each corner of it.

This is the only one of the Barocco trains that displayed a passive aggressive and rude attitude towards its clients. First they tried to fit all 4 of us (adults) into a single row, if you see them you’d understand it’s not possible. When prompted to solve the problem, they were initially reluctant and then wanted to put one person on another random row.

Nice if you don't expect too much

So, first of all, it doesn’t seem interesting. Because you already saw all of the places while getting to the “train”. It’s quite a poor experience - additional circuit around Duomo and little more. And if the train is full you wouldn’t know beforehand and would seat uncomfortably with 2 other passengers on a bench. Maybe right under the sun because there is no shadow for the half of bench. So maybe I’d recommend it for disabled people or family with small kids. But not for most adults.

It's a laugh and saves some walking. At 5 Euros what's not to like?