Gela Places of Interest
This city is known as the center of the Sicilian oil industry and is not very popular with tourists. However, there is a large archaeological area of the ancient era with a wonderful archaeological museum. There are also several old churches and a couple of monasteries in the city. Jela is also famous for its wide sandy beaches, one of which was the site of the Allied landings on August 17, 1943.
From Ragusa to Gela by Train
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Piazza Umberto I
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Greek Acropolis (L'acropoli di Gela)
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Museo Archeologico Regionale di Gela
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Gela Archaeological Museum. Coin Collection
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Piazza Sant'Agostino
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Municipal Warehouses
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Church and Monastery of Saint Augustine
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Oil Platforms in the Gela Gulf
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Morning Walk in Gela
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Corso Vittorio Emanuele
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Chiesa Madre
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Church of St. Francis of Assisi
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Church of the Carmine
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Villa Comunale Giuseppe Garibaldi
Corso Vittorio Emannuele is practically treeless, and only in
mid-morning can you find relief from the heat in the shade of a small
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Gela Promenade and the Beach After a Storm
Along the beaches of Gela stretches a promenade named after the city, Frederick II of Swabia (Lungomare Federico II di Svevia), Holy Roman Emperor and King of Sicily
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Pontile sbarcatoio di Gela (Loading dock)
A long overpass built in the early 20th century leads from the beach
into the sea. The structure served as a cargo pier, as the shallow
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Church of Madonna delle Grazie (Capuchin church)
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Church Of San Giacomo
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