Ideal for the couple to spend pleasant moments of relaxation in a historic town that offers cultural visits / excursions near Noto and the sea of ​​south-eastern Sicily. Typical limestone house, completely renovated, located in the historic Lenza-Orologio district. A few steps away is Piazza S. Michele with the possibility of free parking and a small neighborhood shop. Palazzolo Acreide stands out for the excellence of the cooking school and all the restaurants are recommended. It is possible to book a visit to the medieval quarter, in what were the ancient fortification walls of Palazzolo Acreide. It is advisable to buy the daily entrance ticket to access cultural sites such as the Greek Theater, the Archaeological Museum and the Antonino Uccello Museum. Arriving in Palazzolo Acreide it is possible to park for free near the accommodation, and walk through the streets of the historic center. Both day and night you will see picturesque views for beautiful photos!

Palazzolo Acreide is a place that surprises visitors since his arrival, making it soak in the wonderful story which is leading to more thanPalazz three thousand years. A hit of Palazzolo Acreide are the variety of historical layers, as shown by the monuments of outstanding artistic and architectural. There are several routes to follow but surely the dual nature of Palazzolo Acreide is in being a Baroque center UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2002 and an archaeological site of immense interest. Starting from the baroque, are definitely worth visiting the two buildings and a World Heritage Site, that is, the churches of St. Paul and St. Sebastian, the triumph of the late Baroque and collegiate ibleo of greatest importance that organize the most important festivals of the city together with that St. Michael, venerated in the church. To remember among the many church buildings also the Cathedral Church of St. Nicholas, the Church of the Annunciation with the façade characterized by four magnificent spiral columns and the Church of the Immaculate: it holds within it a statue of the Madonna and Child famous Dalmatian sculptor Francesco Laurana, dating from the fifteenth century.