We have furnished the property with high quality items, a lot of them we brought from our trips. It is personalized and it is expressing our personality. Our luxury Penthouse suite Imaginarium was created originally targeted for your holiday.With its central position, its panoramic roof terrace, its proximity to excellent restaurants and a vibrant street market and its comfortable, bright and airy accommodation, Ortigia is an ideal solution for anyone wishing to get the very best out of one of Italy's most delightful towns. The penthouse (100 sqm + 60 sqm terrace) consists of a large entrance which is accessed via an internal staircase to the same home. The kitchen is large and bright thanks to the large window at the front. Two separate rooms, with double bed, and in suite bathroom ideal to accommodate couples or even single features an elegant wardrobe, and a porte -fenetre window that opens directly onto a silent street.oth rooms and kitchen are with air condition. Two modern bathrooms whitch have large showers. From the kitchen you have direct access to the large terrace of 60 square meters with a scrap of sea view, and beatiful view on churches, Ortigia roofs and Etna volcano

We have travelled a lot around the world, I'm a photographer and I have fallen in love with Sicily. In the house you will find my pictures of the best spots in Sicily.

From the terrace you can enjoy a lot of sun and a beatiful view on the roofs of Otigia, two slices of sea view and in nice days you can see the Etna volcano. Calarossa beach, distance 500 m, shops, grocery shops, main road 50 m. Teatro Greco (Greek Theater) One of the largest theaters in the whole of the ancient Greek Empire, the Greek Theater at the Parco Archeologico della Neapolis was originally constructed in the reign of Hiero I, about 470 BC, by a builder named Demokopos. It was here that at least two tragedies by Aischylos premiered, and works by Sophocles and Euripides were performed. Latomia del Paradiso and the Ear of Dionysius The Latomia are ancient stone quarries, which were worked from the sixth century BC onwards and eventually dug more than 20 meters down into the limestone. Santa Maria delle Colonne (Cathedral) The fascination of Syracuse's cathedral, like so many other landmarks of Sicily, is its evolution showing the island's various periods and rulers. That is particularly evident in this building - one entire outer wall is formed by the Doric columns of the ancient Temple of Athena. The cathedral was built around the temple, incorporating its columns.