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Along the beautiful walkside path you will find a permanent open-air art installation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567795189419-WMF2MGW74HABYX60DPZF/sr2.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 2 Solarium Forte Vigliena (5 minutes walking distance in Ortigia) Rocky beach in Ortigia. This is the favorite spot for locals and tourists. Water is most of the time crystalline and is accessible the all year https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567796085083-LD63NTMBXG8G4ZOCG0EM/30b31433eda09cdabb202455bffc6e82.jpeg Our Favorite Beaches - 3 Calarossa Beach (5 minutes walking distance in Ortigia) is located in the Turba district. A long stairway will bring you down to the beach. The “Cala” is actually a very little shingle and most curiously, it’s artificial https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567796057352-67B1PE3BI0GI3PIIRSQ5/IMG_5682.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 4 Punta Mola -Pillirina - Varco 34 Is just in front of Ortigia in the cape closing the lagoon. You need a car, a scooter or a boat to reach this very small, but beautiful beach with a breathtaking landscape. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567798839909-LHWNH6UPHHXQIQ8NB22K/varco232-min.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 5 Varco Venti3 Nicely equipped rocky beach with enchanting blue water in the maritime reserve of Plemmirio. The perfect spot for snorkelling and for a sunset aperitivo - Open only in summer time https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567796676803-LTLW4QBUSQLTRTPM1DG8/Arenella-17.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 6 Lido Arenella In 2023 the sand in quite reduced, because of tides and is not big as it use to be. It can be very noisy with not pleasant music and disco from the nearby resort animator, but only one hour (11.30-12.30) in the morning and one hour in the afternoon (17.00-18.00). Light blue water and fully equipped. Ideal for families (entrance in the equipped area is around 15 euro per person). You can reach this beach by urban bus from the bus station. Open only in Summer time https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567797361141-DZMU3K0UKZTH0EK4EGN4/ognina.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 7 Ognina e Punta Asparano Rocky beach with crystalline water. Perfect spot for snorkeling and relax on one of the Kiosk at sunset or to have dinner at night along the small harbor https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567797578523-5NCAW9OW71HGZSMCYY5G/10346290_10152124536158193_637870271380461031_n.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 8 Cava Grande Amazing falling waters and small lakes surrounded by nature in the Valley of Cassibile. You need hiking shoes or training shoes and you have to walk for 30-40 minutes in the nature https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567797798638-8HH1OUG3GPPWOEE0BDBG/cassibile.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 9 Pineta del Gelsomineto Is a wonderful white sandy beach surrounded by maritime pines wood, while the sea is a myriad of enchanting colours (you have to pay for the parking). Is perfect for children if you have an umbrella and is our favourite beach! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567798282157-5T8UXRJKII6V14ASIOJ8/spiaggia-pantanello-di-avola-19-1406749512.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 10 Pantanello This beautiful beach near the town of Avola is lined with agave. Fine sand and slowly sloping seabed make it ideal for children https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567798554907-QX8UA1BQQY1MIAPJOCPC/Spiaggia_di_Calabernardo.jpeg Our Favorite Beaches - 11 Calabernardo This beach with its fine white sand isn't far from Noto. A still authentic fisherman village by the beach. Behind it are small dunes and the river mouth https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567798689807-7OHW4J5KD1YFAWWPP63S/Spiaggia_del_Lido_di_Noto.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 12 Lido di Noto The long, wide beach is easily accessed from the promenade. it offers clear water, charming bathing facilities and the option of water sports https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567798717402-3EY7CJ154S1GTGG4LZWS/image-asset.jpeg Our Favorite Beaches - 13 Eloro An easy walking path through Mediterranean scrub lead to the beautiful Pizzuta beach. Further south are two more beaches near archeological site of Eloro. Also one of our favourite! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567799227713-Y6AYONMOB9WCT21KNNQU/calamosche+2.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 14 Calamosche Accessible only from land (15 minute walking) this beach is part of Vendicari natural reserve. The position of the inlet between two rocky headlands offer a wide variety of scenery similar to Caribbean beaches https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567799352647-DQE3MO0ENZMCH5JXAESD/vendicari.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 15 Vendicari The long beach with fine sand stretches along the Oasi Natural Reserve and the Vendicari lagoon. traces of past human activity punctuate this beautiful landscape image © www.italyroute.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567799404040-Y8NY3QLT5JP4HEUG4LEK/san+lorenzo.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 16 San Lorenzo This stretch of coast is known for its crystal clear water and sandy beaches scattered among the rocks. Access is easy and the landscape is beautiful. image © www.italyroute.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567799604134-TJARPOY9WZBPLMYEO02M/marzamemi_sicily_sunset.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 17 Marzamemi Prettily set around a crescent harbor backed by the port’s old ‘tonnara’. The village is still renowned for its tuna dishes and is home to a open air film festival in late July https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567799765277-ZR31GD0KDJZPDP02S47G/isola+delle+correnti2.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 18 Isola delle Correnti At the southernmost tip of Sicily is a sandy point with tiny dunes that stretches out toward the Island. There's ample space for swimmers and windsurfers and rocks on the western side. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567799969758-VM2VBC1HBDP387O25UBS/carratois.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 19 Carratois In the northern coast in front of Africa a Caribbean atmosphere under palm umbrellas and surrounded by dunes. Ideal also for families. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567800102818-7LLKMJB78H40MBZNU5ZW/Cirica-Ispica-RG-scogliere-Foto-di-Luigi-Lorefice.jpg Our Favorite Beaches - 20 Cirica - Ispica The coast of Ispica is a succession of rocky golden cliffs pieced by grottos, among wich you can find some beautiful beaches https://www.iamsicily.com/city-map daily 0.75 2019-08-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567096859901-FE3CMLCYG25ZJP1RHQX1/luna-rossa-siracusa-marcello-bianca-1.jpg City Map https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567079076480-HVYH6WRO6BNW6KBJ4QAD/city+map.png City Map https://www.iamsicily.com/waste-in-syracuse daily 0.75 2020-03-31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567101899803-RCU2NDU8COVQNBFG5AR9/latomie4.jpg Waste in Syracuse https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1585658055483-ZLTV7YBJT8VK6D3CWLOD/Weekly+waste+calendar_Ortigia.jpg Waste in Syracuse https://www.iamsicily.com/what-to-see daily 0.75 2025-02-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567097096952-XR2DYHDIB8T1ZEFD9SQF/ear.jpg What to See https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/487c0002-3723-4d6b-b5e4-39bda989d5f8/20100731_13_23_34_5409_pano.jpg What to See - Piazza Duomo & the Cathedral Syracuse's showpiece square is a masterpiece in baroque town planning. A long, semi-elliptical piazza flanked by flamboyant palazzi, it sits on what was once Syracuse's ancient acropolis (fortified citadel). Across the stately Piazza del Duomo stands the cathedral (admission 2 euros), whose architecture and design elements form a survey of Syracuse’s history, from the ornately chiseled facade (Baroque) to the kaleidoscopic marble floor (Renaissance) to the soaring stone pillars integrated into the walls (remnants of a 480 B.C. temple to Athena). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567097135770-8YB6APT737ONYKLYTJG4/5596485317db7a7cb343cd3bc3d5c1b6.jpeg What to See - Archeological Park For the classicist, Syracuse's real attraction is this archaeological park, with its pearly white 5th-century-BC Teatro Greco . Hewn out of the rocky hillside, this 16,000-capacity amphitheatre staged the last tragedies of Aeschylus (including The Persians ), which were first performed here in his presence. In late spring it's brought to life with an annual season of classical theatre. Particularly stunning is the Ear of Dionysus, a soaring jagged cavern on a cathedral scale that amplifies even the tiniest noises into eerie echoes. Back outside this area you'll find the entrance to the 2nd-century Anfiteatro Romano , originally used for gladiatorial combats and horse races. Admission 10 euros. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567801172087-K5AQ4QC232IV37ARWIMP/20100731_12_20_34_5349.jpg What to See - Street Market Sicily’s horn of plenty spills out in a tide of colors, shapes and smells at Ortigia’s outdoor market. Walking down the lively, crowded corridor of storefronts, stalls and sidewalk tables, you get a vocabulary lesson and gastronomic tour all in one: purple-green carciofi (artichokes), orange zucche (pumpkins), brown mandorle(almonds), black barrette di cioccolato (chocolate bars) from Modica. But mostly you find freshly hooked and netted fish, including seppie (cuttlefish) and shiny green-black sgombro (mackerel). Breads, nuts, spices and cheeses round out the mix. Around the corner, a trinket market awaits for anyone intent on taking home a Vespa-shaped magnet or “Godfather” T-shirt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/c3b47f89-4de4-421f-b43c-5dc1489ed503/20100731_12_15_44_5345_pano.jpg What to See - Apollo Temple Temple of Apollo in Syracuse is the oldest known Doric temple outside of Greece. Built in the early 6th century BCE, it pre-dates many similar structures in Magna Graecia and stands as one of the earliest examples of Greek architectural influence in the Western Mediterranean. Originally dedicated to the god Apollo, the temple underwent several transformations over the centuries: it was converted into a Christian church during the Byzantine era, then a mosque under Arab rule, and later returned to a church in the Norman period. Today, although only a few columns and parts of the original structure remain, the site retains a historical and symbolic allure, reflecting the complex history of Syracuse and the cultural influences that shaped it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567088707397-W4E0CJ0J0XNS21S4NWE4/latomie4.jpg What to See - Latomie dei Cappuccini In February 2024 will be open every Sunday (Please ask us for updated open time, Don’t miss it! is an amazing place). The contrast between the idyllic beauty of the garden, created by the Capuchin monks in this former quarry, and the dizzyingly sheer cliffs that surround it, has fascinated visitors to this site for centuries, to the point that it was included as "must see" of the "Grand Tour" in Italy. Additionally, this quarry started as a stone quarry, but aside from signs of human activity also shows signs of the force of nature, including earthquakes, landslides, and erosion, in addition to an explosion of lush greenery, giving this site a rather "wild" and sometimes "lunar" appearance that cannot fail to strike the imagination. There are also two breathtaking open air theaters that animates the "movida" of the summer nights https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567088745181-8PA0OLHUZN1HNZYMIBBH/catacombs.jpg What to See - Catacombs of St. John Second biggest catacombs of the world a block north of the archaeological museum, this vast labyrinth of 10,000 underground tombs dates back to Roman times. A 30-minute guided tour ushers visitors through the catacombs as well as the atmospheric ruins of the Basilica di San Giovanni , Syracuse's earliest cathedral. The underground chapel is considered the first church in Europe and probably founded by St. Paul himself before arriving to Rome https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/5a3821ce-85c6-4ab7-b9c7-969f8e349330/CASTELLO+EURIALO.jpg What to See - Euryalus Castle (They change quite often the schedule, please check before go. in June 2023: Open only on Wednesday morning 9.00-13.00 and Saturday afternoon 14.00-19.30) Don’t miss it, is somehow abandoned, but amazing! Euryalus Fortress (the name comes from a Greek word, eyryélos, which means "shaped like a nail") of Syracuse is the largest castle dating back to Greek times that survives until the present day and one of the most important Greek monuments in Sicily. The Fort was built by Dionysius the Elder in six years, between 402 and 397 B.C., a time during which Syracuse was preparing for the inevitable clash with the Carthaginians for control of eastern Sicily. You will get lost in the excavated tunnels underground and immagine yourself in the ancient greek time. The view is of the area is great (from here is visible half Sicily, including Etna and Italy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567087462401-80CWIBIVFJ7C5VK64PR1/maniace.jpg What to See - Maniace Castle Guarding the island's southern tip, Ortygia's 13th-century castle is a lovely place to wander, gaze out over the water and contemplate Syracuse's past glories. It also houses occasional rotating exhibitions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567087493738-XBNXA6408DOLH7WHC684/st+lucy.jpg What to See - Burial of St. Lucy by Caravaggio Is a painting by the Italian artist Caravaggio. It is located in the church of Santa Lucia in the Borgata neighborhood, at few steps from Ortigia. Caravaggio had escaped from prison on Malta in 1608, fleeing to Syracuse. There, his Roman companion Mario Minniti helped him get a commission for the present altarpiece. Caravaggio painted it in 1608, for the Franciscan church of Santa Lucia al Sepolcro. The choice of subject was driven by the fact that St. Lucy was the patron saint of Syracuse and had been interred below the church. Dominated by somber blacks and browns, the canvas depicts the corpse of Syracuse’s patron saint (the only horizontal element) mourned by a priest in a blood-red scarf (the only splash of bright color) and a crowd of onlookers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1585755778914-P63HJAZJJZDGF1G1QK2O/museo+e+santuario.jpeg What to See - Our Lady of Tears Sanctuary Designed to evoke a gigantic teardrop and at the same time a tent for the Pilgrims. The Shrine was designed by two French Radical Architects, Michel Arnault and Pierre Parat in 1966 and finally built in 1994. It houses a small statue of the Madonna that miraculously wept for 3 days in 1953. Alleged chemical tests showed that the liquid was similar to that of human tears. Pilgrims still flock here. The contemporary conical structure dominates the skyline, rising 74m (243 ft.) with a diameter of 80m (262 ft.). The concrete structure dome is spectacular from inside and You might get dizzy looking up at the vertical windows stretching skyward to the apex of the roof. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1585755690999-H1NTF64UP6CDHIXZYKST/Museo+Archeologico+Paolo+Orsi+Siracusa.jpg What to See - Archeological Museum Paolo Orsi Don’t miss it! About 500m east of the archaeological park, this modern museum contains one of Italy's largest and most interesting archaeological collections. Allow plenty of time to investigate the four sectors charting the area's pre-history, as well as Syracuse's development from foundation to the late Roman period. All of the favorite Greco-Roman deities, heroes and creatures are there, in ceramic or sculptural form. Hercules drives chariots and fights lions on black-glazed pottery. A grinning satyr sails on a bloated wineskin. The early Christian relics are no less impressive, notably the Sarcophagus of Adelphia, which was discovered in the nearby catacombs of St. Giovanni. Dating to the 4th century, the funerary masterwork is chiseled with 13 biblical scenes — including the temptation of Adam and Eve, and the wedding at Cana — in three-dimensional reliefs. Admission 8 euros. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567088846236-8VRJK007ETCX3GL4S3PA/pantalica+3.jpg What to See - Pantalica The Necropolis of Pantalica in southeast Sicily, Italy, is a collection of cemeteries with rock-cut chamber tombs dating from the 7th to the 13th centuries BC. There have been thought to be over 5000 tombs. They extend around the flanks of a large promontory located at the junction of the Anapo river with its tributary, the Calcinara, about 23 kilometres northwest of Syracuse. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567777440373-7MYRNWGTLMAXV2HELKM9/merlin_159610200_05b56ca3-7a2c-4d49-89d3-65d149c6d037-superJumbo.jpg What to See - Galleria Regionale Palazzo Bellomo The number of Madonnas per square yard in the Galleria Regionale di Palazzo Bellomo — dedicated mostly to medieval, Renaissance and Baroque art — must surely approach record status. There she is, alongside her child, towering over a church carried by angels, in a surreal 1507 century painting by Alessandro Padovano and Giovanni Maria Trevisiano. There she is in Gothic mode, resplendent in deep reds, blues and golds, on a time-fissured wooden board by the Master of the Polyptych of Santa Maria. But certainly her most stunning rendition comes from the hand of Antonello da Messina. His 15th-century painting “Annunciation,” depicting Mary visited by an angel, is a masterwork of powerful color, exquisite detail and beatific light. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567088870324-Z36MWWWIJZ5P6ISNG4U3/ru+frati2.jpg What to See - Pista ciclabile Is a former rail track in disuse in the North of Syracuse, recently transformed in a Linear Park along the sea. Is also an open air sculpture museum park and has some access to the beach (Solarium Ru Frati) during summer time. Very much enjoyable in the early morning or just before the sunset. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567088922813-KGA2RPHQOC4H0YE9GOQ2/bagno-ebraico-01_.jpg What to See - Jewish Miqweh The Jewish bath, the center of Jewish spiritual life, testifies to the existence of a Jewish community of Syracuse among the oldest in the Mediterranean. The miqweh, located 18 meters below street level, in the basement of a patrician building and fed by pure spring water, is one of the only ritual baths in Europe which still retains its integrity and its charm. The Jewish community of Syracuse used to bathe in the waters of miqwehs to “clear their sins”. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/7d5b25bf-afb8-4a09-9af1-df62ff4b7f02/images_Monica1_teatro_comunale-siracusatimes-960x6001.jpg What to See - Teatro Massimo A small gem of Ortigia for theater lovers, the Theater was built in 1872 by engineer Breda, replacing a church, monastery, and palace. Initially halted due to cracks, architect Damiani D’Almeyda took over, modifying the design. The grand exterior featured a carriage portico and eagle motif. Inside, a spacious foyer led to the stalls, boxes, and a large stage. The main curtain depicted Daphne, symbolizing bucolic poetry. Opened in 1897, the theater's brief sixty-year run ended in 1957 after notable performances. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/a7884f28-5c9a-4196-9bf4-309d204935d9/Mount-Etna-2.jpg What to See - Day Trips from Syracuse: Exploring Sicily Beyond the City Syracuse is the perfect base for exploring southeastern Sicily, offering easy access to some of the island’s most stunning landscapes, historic towns, and cultural treasures. One of the best ways to experience the richness of Sicily is through day trips, or as Italians say, gite fuori porta. Just a short drive from Syracuse, you’ll find breathtaking landscapes, baroque treasures, and unique cultural experiences that make for unforgettable excursions. Here are six must-visit destinations outside the city. Mount Etna: The Majestic Volcano Towering over the island, Mount Etna is Europe’s highest and most active volcano. A visit here offers an incredible contrast between lush vineyards on its lower slopes and stark lunar landscapes higher up. Whether you choose to hike, take a cable car, or join a guided tour in a 4x4, the views from Etna’s summit are unparalleled. In winter, skiing on the volcano’s slopes is an unforgettable experience, while in warmer months, you can explore its craters and lava tunnels. Modica: A Sweet Escape Famous for its distinctive chocolate, Modica is a baroque jewel nestled among the hills of southeastern Sicily. Strolling through its narrow streets, you’ll be captivated by grand churches such as the Cathedral of San Giorgio and the town’s dramatic layout, built into the rock. Be sure to stop at a local chocolatier to taste the traditional cioccolato di Modica, made following ancient Aztec techniques brought to Sicily by the Spanish. Ragusa: The Baroque Masterpiece Divided into two parts—Ragusa Superiore and Ragusa Ibla—this city offers a fascinating journey through time. Ragusa Ibla, the historic lower town, is a labyrinth of elegant baroque palaces, charming piazzas, and the impressive Duomo di San Giorgio. Walking along the scenic stairways that connect the old and new towns provides stunning panoramic views. Ragusa is also a culinary paradise, with Michelin-starred restaurants serving exquisite interpretations of Sicilian cuisine. Noto: The Pearl of Sicilian Baroque Known as the capital of baroque, Noto is a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its harmonious architecture. As you walk along Corso Vittorio Emanuele, you’ll be mesmerized by golden-hued buildings, intricate balconies, and ornate facades. The grand Cathedral of San Nicolò, standing proudly at the heart of the town, is a masterpiece of baroque art. Visit Noto in spring for the Infiorata di Noto, a spectacular festival where artists create stunning floral mosaics along the streets. Taormina: A Stunning Viewpoint Though often considered a popular tourist destination, Taormina offers remarkable panoramic views. The ancient Greek Theatre is its true highlight, not only for its historical significance but for the breathtaking vista it provides over the sea and Mount Etna. From the town’s main square, Piazza IX Aprile, visitors can also admire a spectacular view of the Ionian Sea. While the town itself can feel somewhat crowded and overly polished, its natural setting remains undeniably beautiful. Valley of the Temples: A Journey into Ancient Greece Located in Agrigento, the Valley of the Temples is one of the most impressive archaeological sites in Sicily. This UNESCO World Heritage site features remarkably well-preserved Greek temples, including the stunning Temple of Concordia, which stands as one of the best-preserved Doric temples in the world. Walking among these ancient ruins, set against a backdrop of olive trees and rolling hills, offers a fascinating glimpse into Sicily’s rich classical heritage. Each of these destinations offers a distinct glimpse into Sicily’s diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re drawn by nature, history, or food, these gite fuori porta will leave you with lasting memories of this enchanting island. https://www.iamsicily.com/where-to-eat daily 0.75 2026-02-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567089051908-8PSRD8VI119XM43PUHOA/eat.jpg Where to Eat and Drink https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/a04caa1f-67cf-4c0a-8a39-3a29691bdf43/hcmp337954_1994155.jpeg Where to Eat and Drink - Chiodo Via Roma, 15, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 340 119 3875 A former boutique located in a charming courtyard on the central Via Roma, Chiodo is the perfect spot for a relaxed lunch, dinner, or a casual get-together with friends in Ortigia. Their food is of high quality (cotoletta is our favorite), and they offer a selection of local wines, drinks, and teas. In the same courtyard, you'll also find Monica Castiglioni's shop, known for its contemporary jewelry designs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567778950679-JICBNJN8HITYZ7TARDR2/Ristorante-a-Siracusa-La-Sicilia-in-Tavola1.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - La Sicilia in Tavola Via Cavour 28, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 392 4610889, One of the longest established and most popular eateries. Traditional Sicilian dishes with the best ingredients and wines https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/229d61ff-da9f-4545-a469-6db8868433e0/La+Darsena+Ristorante Where to Eat and Drink - La Darsena Riva Giuseppe Garibaldi, 6 - 96100 SIRACUSA t. +39 331 3422000 Located a short stroll from the heart of Ortigia on Riva Giuseppe Garibaldi with views over the harbor, Ristorante La Darsena is one of Siracusa’s historic seafood restaurants, tracing its origins back to the 1960s and deeply rooted in the local maritime tradition. Today the restaurant combines classic Sicilian flavors with a contemporary approach, offering a menu of fresh fish antipasti, pasta with sea urchin or shellfish, and grilled seafood paired with regional wines. The atmosphere is welcoming, perfect for a relaxed lunch by the water, an intimate dinner, or a casual gathering with friends. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/b667fcac-80e5-45fb-834d-011bf522a696/iabica+4.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Latteria Mamma Iabica Via G.B. Perasso 13, 96100 Siracusa t. + 39 3331893176, +39 3394531731 Finally our favorite restaurant in Syracuse. Latteria Mamma labica represents the perfect balance between design with a vintage look and and a great food with all seasoned ingredients and a passion for the cuisine of well-being. Is just at few steps out of Ortigia. Highly recommended! Don’t miss it and reserve your table in time! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/b8dbf61e-f6e9-49ae-9cd4-302603c80fed/128u08k.png.webp Where to Eat and Drink - La Lisca Cucina e Bottega Viale Montedoro  95, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 0931 162 3944 This is our favourite seafood spots in Siracusa – fresh Mediterranean fish and shellfish with a creative, contemporary twist in a casual but polished setting just off Ortigia. The menu celebrates daily‑fresh catches with antipasti, primi and secondi that really showcase Sicilian maritime flavours, backed by a thoughtful wine list and warm service. Highly recommended! Don’t miss it and reserve your table in advance https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1568059463229-RXVWUP6UK0PNOZ8XORUM/a+putia+2.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - A Putia Via Roma, 8, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 334 352 4585 If you are looking for a good pasta at lunch, this is definitely the place to be. The space is not so big so we recommend you to make a reservation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/beb1fde6-885b-4288-b05b-cae2d2743e75/243410_16.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Farì, Pasta e Cucina Corso Umberto I, 91, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 0931 196 0360 If you're seeking an authentic pasta experience in Syracuse, Italy, Farì - Pasta e Cucina is a must-visit. Located at Corso Umberto I, 91, this charming eatery specializes in freshly made pasta prepared daily on-site. With a visible kitchen, guests can watch their meals being crafted from scratch. The menu offers a variety of pasta dishes, including vegetarian options, all at affordable prices. Open for both lunch and dinner, Farì provides a warm, home-like environment complemented by friendly and professional service. Handcrafted pasta is an experience not to be missed https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567778557634-4DS74F1AD6L2WHC2QTAP/divino-mare.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Divino Mare Via Raffaele Lanza, 10, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 0931 1810209 A simple and colorful seafood joint where many of those words are scrawled and re-scrawled every day on the chalkboard menu. Using the daily catches from their neighbors, the friendly staff serves up fresh carpaccios, ceviches, seafood pastas, fried critters, grilled fishand whole baked undersea creatures. And if orecchiette pasta with tender octopus chunks isn’t sufficiently filling, try the garganelli pasta with shrimp in a rich butter-truffle sauce. A two-course meal for two costs about 50 euros. Lucia, the owner is our good friend, let her know you are staying in our properties. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567778368153-574BMW0DSIVRMLWMY4LS/GUTOWSKINO.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Gutowskino Lungomare di Levante Elio Vittorini, 18, , 96100 Siracusa t. +39 0931 465861 Modern Sicilian-based cuisine with thought and attention to detail, making each of their dishes a celebration of Italian cuisine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/d3ca207c-43f1-48e9-903a-f9c85216dfeb/medite Where to Eat and Drink - Meditè Riva Porto Lachio, 96100 Siracusa t- +39 351 676 9819 TERRACE TEMPORARY CLOSED DUE TO PUBLIC SPACE REFURBISHMENT Although Syracuse is literally surrounded by the sea, unfortunately there are not so many restaurants at the moment that I can recommend you on the sea side. Finally Meditè is one of them and is just at few steps outside Ortigia. Very nice wooden deck terrace facing the small harbor (Porto Piccolo) , perfect for aperitivo time, serving great Pizza (on top of our list), fusion and local food. Is always packed so you should reserve it in advance (specially in weekends)! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/c592f1fa-be35-44c7-939f-b4e1aec62c13/2023-05-13-2.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Kaleido Terrace Via Pompeo Picherali 10, 96100 Siracusa (entrance near Piazza Duomo) t: +39 388 8336182 Brand new restaurant with a stunning location. Open only at dinner. We heard good things about this new restaurant, but we didn’t have time to test it personally. Location is great: stunning terrace with sunset view. They serve both local food and sushi plates. If you go please let us know your experience. Reservation required as most of places in Ortigia https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567778782156-MYIUWWQTW1N2T1Z3HN5P/oz.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Cappuccio-Pesce Fresco Via Emanuele Giaraca 8, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 0931 196 0301 Street food restaurant directly from the Market where Fish is only fresh. Open only during Lunch time is the perfect place for a quick lunch in the street Market https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/261a3664-4eca-4e9f-a566-e21a7fa15c2c/IMG_9970.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Pourquoi Pas Experience Bistrot Via G. B. Perasso, 16, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 328 697 7398 If you’re exploring where to eat in Siracusa beyond the usual tourist spots, Pourquoi Pas Experience Bistrot offers a contemporary and informal dining option. Born from the passion of its founders, the bistrot works with high-quality Sicilian ingredients, interpreted through creative and seasonal cooking. The menu changes regularly, highlighting fresh local produce in carefully composed dishes. The French name hints at a conceptual ambition that is not always fully mirrored in the cuisine or in the design of the space. Nonetheless, it stands as a viable alternative to the more grounded and coherent experience of Mamma Iabica and is often appreciated by international visitors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567779067031-OQQ48KY3O9SRO26YCSL8/piano+b.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Piano B Via Cairoli 18, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 0931 66851 Our favorite Pizzeria in town. Award winning Pizzeria. One of the best Pizzas in town and probably one of the best of Sicily. Don’t miss it! Reservation is required https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/a25ba40d-11c6-4393-8501-f9ff6124d28c/era+ora.jpeg Where to Eat and Drink - Pizzeria Era Ora Via, Riva Giuseppe Garibaldi 10, , 96100 Siracusa t. +39 3270113454 On of the best Pizza in town with special doughs from Sicily and Naples and excellent ingredients. Interior design has been improved recently and service and culinary experience is great! This is now, our favorite Pizza place in town and personally we try to go once a week, since is really good. We recommend to make a reservation in advance, since is not so easy to find a table, especially in weekend time that is always fully booked. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/22e849bb-5fdd-4599-88dc-f09f3e192754/punto-di-ritrovo-per.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Siculish Viale Teocrito, 121, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 393 955 5197 Located just outside Ortigia along Viale Teocrito, Siculish is a lively and well-loved spot, especially known for its fantastic pizza. The quality of the dough and the simplicity of the ingredients make it a reliable choice. When open for lunch, the pasta dishes are also very good, offering a casual but satisfying take on Sicilian flavours. Its proximity to the Archaeological Park makes it a convenient and enjoyable option in this area outside Ortigia, perfect for a relaxed meal away from the historic centre. I’t quite often packed so better make a reservation or use a delivery option to eat at home. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567779462899-717LZREW19NAH1PDB5BC/Fratelli-Burgio-salumeria-Siracusa.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Fratelli Burgio Street Market Ortigia The Best delicatessen shop in Ortigia. Here you will find the best products and unforgettable flavours from Sicily. This is the paradise for cheese lovers, wine lovers and Italian cured meet lovers. You cannot miss it! Open only in the morning till lunch. Try the Tagliere terra-mare https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567779527636-ZUVCNZC2U1IEUIVBJ3UZ/13975396_1586531208313516_7403398026087754713_o.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Fratelli Burgio al Porto Foro Vittorio Emanuele II, 6, 96100 Siracusa Best spot for an italian aperitivo by the sea and an unforgettable sunset moment with the best street food in town https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/43adf228-b4c6-4b32-9ece-eb4f7ca2afe8/DSC00923-1.png Where to Eat and Drink - La Barca Open Sea www.compagniadelselene.it www.labarcaortigia.com t. +39 389 139 2811 If you want to experience something really special is possible to book a simple lunch/dinner or a night drink in a lovely boat call “La Barca”. Occasionally they have very nice concerts on board, including the famous Norwegian band “King of convenience”, since they live in town. The boat is decorated with hand painted flags from the Spanish Artist Clara Cebrian. Please check their program in their website or ask if you can make a tour during the day or during the night with simple lunch, dinner or drink included. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1568213485750-16GQ0VUATX8ZM3F5S2XL/boats.jpeg Where to Eat and Drink - BOATS Via dell'Apollonion 5, 96100 Siracusa The bar called Boats, name notwithstanding, does not have sea views. It has something far rarer: a view over the ruins of the roughly 2,500-year-old Temple of Apollo. Lit by candles and decorated with impeccable retro-vintage finds, the cavernous, nautical-themed establishment also has multiple turntables, an impressive funk-soul vinyl collection and an inspired cocktail card with concoctions like The Flaming Zone (Cynar artichoke liqueur, Campari, whiskey, mezcal and bitters; 9 euros). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1568213776383-2M2FPEN9NM8TWQJPGXTS/cortile+verga.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Cortile Verga Via Della Maestranza ,33, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 333 168 3212 Amazing Location and amazing cocktails. Outfitted with antique furniture and an upright piano, Cortile Verga surrounds a courtyard filled with white marble tables, offering both indoor and outdoor space to enjoy a mild I.P.A. by Sicily’s Vittoria brewery (7 euros) or the expert Italian-Mexican mix of a Malinche cocktail (Campari, vermouth, mezcal, orange juice, agave; 9 euros). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567779700495-48BFR1HQKIYSDCIV0QEV/solaria.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Solaria Vini & Liquori Via Roma 86, 96100 Siracusa t. +39 0931 463007 This small, rustic enoteca (wine shop) is wonderfully old-school https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/b1376448-52db-43a0-917c-5c5c571ddf11/Foto-Location-Nuova-Dolceria-Siracusa-3-1-scaled.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Nuova Dolceria Corso Umberto I, 18, , 96100 Siracusa Just at few steps from Ortigia is one of the best Sicilian Pastry shop in town with product from the nearby village Ferla (one of the most still authentic village in the area). You will find the best coffe from Syracuse (Local brand Fiume) combined with excellent almond pastry, excellent Ice Cream and Granita and all the best Sicily can offer you about sweet food (but not only sweet). You should definitely give a try at breakfast or after lunch! Don’t miss it is part of the Sicilian experience! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1567779800079-MN5W6IVCSPCPYA65T781/sicilia+caffe.jpg Where to Eat and Drink - Caffe Sicilia - Noto Corso Vittorio Emanuele, 125, 96017 Noto Just at few Kilometers from Syracuse you can have the privilege to try the best pastry of Italy and probably one of the best of Europe. Check the Netflix documentary to understand Corrado Assenza’s philosophy. Don’t miss the Cassata and the Granita https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/a7e38c91-34ba-4156-9395-a81d5f6615ca/corsino+Palazzolo Where to Eat and Drink - Corsino - Palazzolo Acreide Palazzolo Acreide, Via Nazionale, 20 For us, Palazzolo Acreide, a village 44 km from Siracusa, is one of the best places to eat in all of southeast Sicily. Among the many options, Corsino stands out as one of our favorites, offering what we consider one of the best Arancina in Sicily from 1868, a quintessential Sicilian street food, possibly even one of the best in the world. Here, you can also enjoy a delicious Cassata and a variety of other traditional Sicilian dishes, all prepared to the highest standard https://www.iamsicily.com/policy daily 0.75 2024-11-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1588510683036-0WQ7VYYEB9K2OK6O2ONO/ignant-photography-daniel-faro-cretto-di-burri-09-1536x1024.jpg Cancellation Policy https://www.iamsicily.com/kids daily 0.75 2020-10-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1601800235540-PHNYBUL3D5OSOLD9FU21/DSC_9523.jpg For Families and Kids https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1601800896295-8XU4WG3BXMGNAHD5S1RG/pupi.jpg For Families and Kids - Opera dei Pupi Traditional Sicilian Puppet Theatre Via della Giudecca, 22, +39 328 532 6600 https://www.facebook.com/puparisiracusa/ The plots are generally so convoluted you’d likely not follow them in English so don’t worry that these 45 minute productions are in Italian, go for the epic sword fights and brilliant monsters. Seats in the first two rows are reserved for children and at the end of the show the puppeteers come out to take a bow and show off their puppets. There’s a programme with an English translation including a list of the characters so you can brief the kids on what they’re about to witness. As well as the theatre, there’s also a museum and a workshop to peek into. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1601801328500-HXEZDHD2OQW9BK6V9DRF/parcallario.jpg For Families and Kids - Parcallario - Adventure Park Loc.tà Bosco Di Santa Maria - 96010 Buccheri +39 331 3305498 http://parcallario.it Just at 45 minutes by car, kids and families will have a lot of fun in this adventure (not commercial) park in a pine woods. There are different paths according to user’s age and abilities. Both parents and kids can spent a funny day here. You need to make a reservation if you want to eat inside the wood (BBQ and Kid’s meals). https://www.iamsicily.com/registration daily 0.75 2025-08-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1674369660326-HMA4WR3PMFOJRW2HEQVE/italy-south-2052.jpg Registration https://www.iamsicily.com/useful-information daily 0.75 2024-10-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d5e595bcabf3e0001162bd9/1729320263810-010C1OR9WIS65QT3JJD1/_D857866.jpg Basic informations