Il Terrazzo di Archimede

Hidden in the vibrant heart of Syracuse, Il Terrazzo di Archimede stands as an elegant refuge in the prestigious Neapolis district, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This refined structure, renovated in 2015, is easily accessible and offers a warm and sincere welcome, ideal for those wishing to explore the history and culture of the largest city of Greater Greece.

The four rooms, each dedicated to historic Syracuse neighborhoods – Ortigia, Akradina, Neapolis, and S. Lucia – feature abundant natural light and decor carefully attended to in every detail. Each space is equipped with air conditioning, mini fridge, hairdryer, and WiFi, ensuring maximum comfort for guests, who can explore the city entirely on their own thanks to private access to the property.

The day begins with a rich breakfast of local products, served on the spacious terrace or in the comfortable kitchen lounge. This moment of conviviality takes place among the architectural wonders surrounding the area, where life intertwines with history and tradition. Just a short walk from the guest house, the Neapolis archaeological park offers a fascinating journey into the past, revealing treasures like the Greek Theater and the Ear of Dionysius, symbols of a timeless cultural heritage.

Those wishing to delve into the rich history of the city cannot miss the Paolo Orsi Archaeological Museum and the Sanctuary of the Madonna delle Lacrime, while the enchanting catacombs of San Giovanni and the Latomie of the Cappuccini tell stories of an ancient and fascinating Syracuse. Just ten minutes away lies the charming island of Ortigia, with its baroque squares and picturesque alleys, where art, history, and daily life harmoniously coexist.

Il Terrazzo di Archimede is ideally located near a variety of essential services, including bakeries, cafes, and pharmacies, making it the perfect starting point for a stay focused on discovery and relaxation. Here, every guest will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the charm of Syracuse, enjoying a unique balance between modern comfort and the richness of a past that continues to live on in its monuments and its people.