Ibleo Garden is the oldest of the four main gardens of Ragusa. The Villa was built in 1858 on the initiative of some local nobles and most of the people who worked to free project execution. It stands on a outcrop rocky overlooking the Irminio valley. The entrance consists of a magnificent boulevard lined with numerous palm trees with well-carved benches, columns with carved stone vases in different shapes and an elegant balcony with fence in limestone. Imposing, in the center of the Villa, the Great War Memorial. The Garden is home to the St. Vincent Ferreri's Church, St. James and the Capuchins. Near the Garden, the archaeological excavations of ancient Hybla.