Servicios del inmueble
No se admiten mascotas | Accesible para personas con discapacidad
Detalles de la propiedad
Tamaño
Residencia privada de 1 plantas
3 dormitorios, 2 baños, 1722 pies cuadrados, 160 metros cuadrados
Dormitorios
King, Queen + Twin, and Other
8 Guests maximum
Third bedroom with three single beds.
Aeropuerto más cercano
Catania Fontanarossa Airport (CTA)
50 minutes drive.
Normas de la casa
*Quiet hours begin at 11:00 PM. Guests are required to keep noise to a minimum and avoid loud music, shouting, or any other excessive noise out of respect for the neighborhood.
*The pool is open from mid-May through September. During the rest of the year, the pool is covered with a thermal cover.
Should guests wish to use the pool outside of the regular opening period, pool heating will be required.
Gastos adicionales
Pool heating: Upon request, the swimming pool can be heated. This service must be requested a few weeks in advance and is available for an additional fee of €300 per week.
Actividades de interés
- Artes
- Pescado
- Compras
- Deportes acuáticos
- Región vinícola
- Explore Ortigia on foot: Wander through Syracuse’s historic centre, discovering its piazzas, ancient remains, waterfront streets and architectural landmarks.
- Visit the Neapolis Archaeological Park: Explore the Greek and Roman heritage of Syracuse through its theatre, quarries, caves and archaeological remains.
- Attend a classical performance: Experience the historic Greek Theatre during its programme of classical theatrical productions when performances are scheduled.
- Discover Syracuse’s food market: Browse the traditional Ortigia market for Sicilian produce, seafood, spices and regional specialities.
- Enjoy a walking tour of ancient Syracuse: Follow routes linking Ortigia and the principal Greek and Roman monuments for an immersive introduction to the city’s history.
Lugares de interés
- Ortigia: Syracuse’s historic island centre, known for atmospheric streets, Baroque architecture and layers of Greek, medieval and later Sicilian history.
- Ortigia: Syracuse’s historic island centre, known for atmospheric streets, Baroque architecture and layers of Greek, medieval and later Sicilian history.
- Greek Theatre of Syracuse: A monumental ancient theatre carved into the rock and still associated with classical performances today.
- Ear of Dionysius: A remarkable artificial limestone cave celebrated for its distinctive shape, extraordinary acoustics and historic legends.
- Fonte Aretusa: An ancient freshwater spring on Ortigia surrounded by papyrus plants and overlooking the sea.

























































