Arricriati near Ortigia by Wonderful Italy

Situated in a central and authentic part of Syracuse, which is lively and full of amenities, this accommodation offers an excellent base from which to explore the city.

Ortigia, the historic heart of Syracuse, is within easy walking distance, as are the seafront and the main attractions in the city centre.

The neighbourhood retains an authentic atmosphere, with local businesses, shops, restaurants and the everyday life of Syracuse.

A strategic location for enjoying the city in comfort, combining cultural walks, the seaside, fine dining and relaxation.



The flat is spread over two floors and comprises a living room furnished with a double sofa bed, followed by a separate kitchen with a dining table and chairs, and two bathrooms with a shower, toilet and bidet. Finally, there are three bedrooms: two with a single bed each and one with a queen-size bed.



*Upon arrival or a few days before arrival, you may be required to pay a tourist tax, the amount of which varies according to local regulations. You’ll find all the information regarding your reservation in the Wonderful Italy Guest Area.



For those who love relaxation and the sea, Eastern Sicily and the area around Syracuse offer everything you could wish for. Starting from the ancient Greek city and heading south, the most beautiful and well-equipped beaches to explore are Minareto, Fanusa, Arenella, and Fontane Bianche—the latter named for its natural freshwater springs and the distinctive white color of its sand. On the island of Ortigia, you’ll also find equipped sunbathing areas (Zefiro and Nettuno) and a small public beach called Cala Rossa. Heading even further south, about 30 km away, you’ll find beautiful, unspoiled, and remote beaches, including Calamosche, Vendicari with its Natural Wildlife Oasis, and the stunning San Lorenzo. For culture enthusiasts, be sure to visit the Greek Theater of Syracuse and the entire archaeological park, featuring the Ear of Dionysius—a cave carved into the limestone in the shape of a human ear—the Paolo Orsi Museum, and the Latomie dei Cappuccini, as well as Ortigia itself, with its historical, cultural, and scenic treasures. Don’t miss Noto, the waterfront with the Avola tuna fishery, and finally the seaside village of Marzamemi. In short, Sicily is a land waiting to be explored, and its natural and cultural treasures are a feast for the eyes.



Catania Fontanarossa Airport is 63 km away, while the train station is located less than 2 km from the accommodation.