Related projects

Villa Romana del Casale is one of the guides we look after. These are the other projects by the same team, built the same way: hand-written texts and audio guides that play straight from the browser.

We build travel guides and audio guides for places we know well, one site per destination: carefully written content, practical information kept up to date, and an audio story you listen to on your phone without installing any app.

If you are planning a trip to Sicily, the project below is the natural companion to a visit to the Villa: from Piazza Armerina to Syracuse is about 100 km, a little over an hour and a half by car.

Related project

Ortigia

Syracuse, Sicily — UNESCO World Heritage

Ortigia is the island where Syracuse was founded in 734 BC: one square kilometre holding a cathedral built inside a Greek temple, the Arethusa spring, the market, Maniace Castle and the Giudecca. The portal covers what to see, what to do, where to eat and a walking route, in the same seven languages as this site.

What to see, what to do and where to eat
A walking route across the whole island
Audio guide in 7 languages, straight from the browser

Visit the Ortigia site Try the Ortigia audio guide

On the Ortigia site you will find the twin of this page, pointing back to the Villa: Related projects · Ortigia

What they have in common

Written content, not filler

Every entry comes from verified sources and visits on site: no generic text copied from elsewhere.

Seven languages, always

Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Polish and Portuguese, on the site and in the audio guide alike.

No app to install

The audio guides open in your phone browser and keep working even without a connection.

One itinerary, two stops

The Villa in the morning, Ortigia in the afternoon: two faces of the Sicilian past, the Roman countryside inland and the Greek city by the sea. Two guides you read the same way and listen to at the same pace.