Santa Panagia is located in ancient area of the city-district of Tyche, corresponding to a five-city district that made up the Greek Pentapolis of Syracuse. The place has got great discoveries in archeology: cemeteries; doors of access roads and other important antiquities. Santa Panagia also counts numerous relevant natural sites, because the coast offers scenes with rare natural springs, caves, sandy beaches, ancient rivers, caves, Mediterranean tree and salt marshes that provide shelter to birds from all over the world. Santa Panagia's Pit is the only example of a pit hollow sea. It is divided into several natural and artificial caves, of Greek and Byzantine period. Here is the old Byzantine cave Santa Panagia's Church. In the district there is also a now abandoned Tuna, for which, has recently proposed the recovery and the transformation of in paleontological museum. From the bay, the route of bike Syracuse path.