A comfortable and bright recently renovated apartment located in the heart of the historic center of Syracuse, equipped with every comfort to make your stay unforgettable. Composed of: - a large bedroom with double bed, wardrobe, bedside tables with sconces for evening reading; - a living/dining room with balcony, sofa bed with chaise longue, table and chairs to enjoy your meals, TV and record player with vintage vinyls and a small library with Sicilian recipe books, tourist guides and other types of books; - a bathroom with a large shower for 2 people, a set of towels and shower towels, a hairdryer; - a kitchen equipped with a kettle, microwave, coffee machine, oven and vintage fridge. You will also find a comfortable breakfast counter with high stools, tea, herbal teas and more. The location of the apartment is strategic as you can reach any point of tourist interest in the city in a few minutes on foot.

HI! I'm Samantha, born and raised in Syracuse but I've been living abroad for the past 5 years. I love my hometown and I often go "home", as I still like to consider it, to enjoy my loved ones and the beauties that this city of art never stops to offer. I am a lover of travel, culture and art and I have furnished my apartment to my taste and style, including themes related to my interests. In fact, you will be able to find tourist guides of some of the places I have visited, a record player with jazz music vinyls and 60s Italian music, for an eternally vintage heart like mine. I love food and I could talk for hours just about it and the countless recipes that Sicilian cuisine offers. I like to experiment and try new things and I love meeting people from different cultures as I strongly believe that meeting diversity enriches the mind and soul.

The old district of the Borgata or of Santa Lucia, patron saint of the city, is the second historical district of Syracuse. In the area below the Basilica and the Sepulcher are the catacombs of Santa Lucia included in the network of Syracusan catacombs which extend throughout the area up to Neapolis. At the Borgata it is also possible to visit the Sanctuary of the Madonna delle Lacrime, the tearing of the picture of the Madonna took place a short distance from the Sanctuary. Religious tourism branches out into archaeological tourism, because opposite the Sanctuary there is the Paolo Orsi regional archaeological museum and in the same area are the Church of San Giovanni alle catacombe and the archaeological park of Syracuse: the Greek theatre, the amphitheater Roman, the latomie, the ear of Dionysius, the altar of Ierone, are just some of the monuments found within this vast green area. The Borgata is an area where you can observe and appreciate the beauty of the details, the scents and the typicality of the local lifestyle as it still preserves and preserves the identity of the city. The location of the apartment is strategic and you can reach any point of tourist interest in the city in a few minutes on foot: 10 minutes on foot from Ortigia, 15 minutes for the Greek Theater and 2 minutes on foot from the "Sbarcadero" beach. In the surrounding area there are restaurants, pizzerias, supermarkets, pharmacies and much more and in Piazza Santa Lucia, every Sunday morning from 8 to 12.30 there is the antiques and used market of Syracuse or flea market. For any further information regarding what is possible to find in the surroundings, I am happy to answer any request.