apartment in the heart of Ortigia, 80metri from Piazza Duomo, 30 meters from Piazza Archimedes, and a short walk from the Marina, the famous market of Ortigia, from the Temple of Apollo, the Castello Maniace, Fonte Aretusa and the main tourist sites of Syracuse. The apartment of over 120 m², is located on the second floor (without lift) of a building within a typical courtyard and consists of 1 air-conditioned double bedroom with balcony overlooking the internal courtyard, 1 single air-conditioned bedroom with balcony overlooking the internal staircase, 1 large air-conditioned bedroom with 1 double bed and 1 single bed with 2 balconies overlooking the splendid and characteristic main street, living room with extendable table , kitchen, full bathroom, laundry room with pilozza, washing machine and a second toilet. Services included: wireless internet access, hair dryer, iron + board, washing machine, refrigerator, oven, TV, dishes, coffee maker, linens and designer towels.

we are a family who own this apartment and we like that our guests remain satisfied with the experience inside the House.

Isle of Ortigia is the oldest part of the city of Syracuse. Its name comes from the old "ortyx" greek which means quail. It is the heart of the city, the first to be inhabited in antiquity, thanks to its geographical location and the presence of water and springs. As the whole of Sicily Ortigia is also testimony of past centuries and populations that have occurred. Its territory tells of an ancient history which saw the arrival of the Greeks followed by the Romans, by the Swabians, Aragonese and by the Arabs. mong the most beautiful things to see in Ortigia include: Maniace Castle, the Temple of Apollo (VI century BC), the Duomo (Ionic temple VIII century BC), the Fountain of Artemis (1906), the Fountain of Arethusa, Porta Urbica (VI-V century BC), the Palace of the Archbishop , the Church of San Martino, the Church of Saint Lucia to the Abbey, the Church of the Holy Spirit, the Palazzo Beneventano del Bosco, the Palace of Mergulensi - Montalto, Porta Marina del '500, the Church of St. Peter and the Church of St. John the Baptist.