This just wasn't worth the money. Nice for a walk but too expensive for what it was which a fenced off area around the beack

I went to this place many years ago with the school for the first time as we were studying Ancient Greece, which were the people who colonised Giardini Naxos. I was surprised at some of the things that are in this museum. It's really interesting...More

The site was closed in February but as we walked around the perimeter it was overgrown with vegetation and weeds and looked sadly neglected.

Amazing items in an obscure corner. The site is very big for what it offers - the interesting bits are at the opposite corner from the entrance, but the small museum has some amazing, often archaic, material

About the only thing positive to say about my visit was that I only wasted 4 Euro buying my ticket. The park portion is basically a field with small piles of stones that were the base of the walls of buildings. You can replicate the...More

The archaeological "park" is actually empty and not well maintained, wile the museum is old and doesn't worth the visit. Pity, since it is one of the oldest greek towns in the island. Free entrance on Sundays

From a historic and archaeological point of view, this place is important as it is the first place in which the Greeks settled in Sicily. It therefore comes as a great disappointment to find the place overgrown and just a few piles of stones here...More

Okay, it's only 4 euros to get in but it is mainly an overgrown area with a few ruined walls to see. Better to pay more and take a tour to one of the many other ruins across Sicily.

If you are in Giardini Naxos and have few spare hours which you do not want to spend lying on the beach than this is the right place for you (as was for us). The place is huge so you can spend at least 1...More

Beautiful site spread over large area with ruins of habitation from bronze age onwards. Small museum - most of the 'prime' pieces had been taken away to larger museums, but still well-worth a visit!