Discover the Magic of Siracusa

ⓘ Price includes £10/pp local charges, payable at accommodation

On this trip

What you will do

Discover the ancient charm of Ortigia, the historic heart of Syracuse.
Explore the impressive Temple of Apollo and centuries of Greek and Roman history.
Experience the legendary birthplace of Artemis in Greek mythology.
Hire a bicycle and discover Ortigia and Syracuse at your own pace.
Enjoy authentic Sicilian cafés, restaurants and waterfront promenades.
Perfectly located within easy walking distance of Ortigia's top attractions.

Dates and prices

When do you want to go?

Departing from

Return flights
4 nights accommodation
Bed & Breakfast

Not included: travel insurance, tips and optional trips. See everything the price covers

Your stay

Where you stay

4 nights

Syracuse

You stay at Lanterne Magiche Ortigia , 4-star

About Lanterne Magiche Ortigia

Lanterne Magiche Ortigia

Lanterne Magiche Ortigia is a charming accommodation nestled in the heart of Ortigia, the historic centre of Syracuse, Sicily. Housed in two beautifully restored 18th-century baroque buildings, it offers guests an authentic Sicilian experience amidst the island's rich history and culture.

Accommodations:

Suites: The property features eight individually decorated suites, each thoughtfully designed to blend modern comforts with classic architecture. Guests can enjoy amenities such as air conditioning, Smart TVs, minibars, and complimentary Wi-Fi.

Apartments: For those seeking a more independent stay, Lanterne Magiche Ortigia offers four apartments equipped with kitchenettes. Located in the picturesque Giudecca district, these apartments provide a cozy atmosphe

In the price

What the price covers

We take care of return flight from UK to Catania
4 nights accommodation at Lanterne Magiche Ortigia, Syracuse
A stay in Syracuse includes Bed & Breakfast

The detail

Good to know

The full trip description

Ortigia's history spans millennia. It's the epicentre of Greek and Roman history, and was the mythological birthplace of Artemis. Visit the Temple of Apollo, people watch from piazzas, stroll along shaded streets, or browse the boutiques.

Areas of Sicily were once part of Ancient Greece. Syracuse was the largest city of the empire. You'll be walking distance from many attractions, or you can rent bicycles for a fee. Tour the Temple of Apollo, chill in the Baroque Piazza del Duomo, or visit Aretusa Beach. History buffs can explore the nearby Neapolis Archaeological Park. Marvel at the 5th-century BC amphitheatre and countless ruins. The park is a 10-minute taxi ride away.