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Family apt Ortigia, by Dimore in Sicily
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From €756 /week
View accommodationDione design apartments, two bedrooms and terrace, by Dimore in Sicily
Dione design apartments is a complex of recently renovated apartments in the heart of the island of Ortigia behind the Apollo temple and the colorful local market. The main apartment located on the first floor of the historic building is spread over...
From €1,436 /week
View accommodationDione monolocale, quiet and confortable apt, by Dimore in Sicily
Comfortable 25 sqm studio apartment on the ground floor, inserted in a lovely private courtyard in the heart of the island of Ortigia behind the monumental temple of Apollo and close to the ancient market within walking distance. Despite the small si...
From €416 /week
View accommodationDione monolocale superior, quiet and confortable apt,by Dimore in Sicily
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From €643 /week
View accommodationVeronique apartments, two terrace, by Dimore in Sicily
Veronique Apartment is an independent apartment with private access, finely renovated in the heart of the island of Ortigia. It consists of entrance to a large living room furnished with dining table and sofas for the relaxation area, American kitche...
From €1,625 /week
View accommodationStudio Alagona Ortigia,three minutes walk from the sea
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From €756 /week
View accommodationVilla Laura
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From €3,273 /week
View accommodationAlfeo bellevue, romantic Suite with terrace, by Dimore in Sicily
Alfeo Bellevue is a romantic apartment located in the heart of the island of Ortigia, which directly overlooks the west sea, a few steps from the Aretusa fountain and enjoys a unique panorama thanks to the balcony and private terrace, from which you ...
From €643 /week
View accommodationLio loft , romantic apartment stunning sea views, by Dimore in Sicily
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From €1,474 /week
View accommodationRegine Luxury apartment stunning view
The Regine luxury apartment, is an apartment like few others on the island of Ortigia, overlooking the crystal clear waters of the island, it has two large panoramic terraces and guarantees guests a stay of comfort and exclusivity. The apartment loc...
From €2,646 /week
View accommodationHoliday Rentals in Sicily - Accommodation for rent
Booking your accommodation for rent in Sicily with Sicily My Home means ensuring an unforgettable stay, especially in the beautiful areas of Ragusa and Syracuse. Each accommodation is carefully selected to ensure maximum comfort and quality, making your holiday relaxing and memorable.
Sicily is renowned for its rich culture, fascinating history and unparalleled natural beauty. Whether your desire is to explore ancient archaeological sites, relax along beautiful beaches or discover vibrant cities, our Sicily accommodations are the ideal starting point. Each destination offers unique and memorable experiences, easily accessible from our accommodations.
At Sicily My Home we offer flexible solutions for holiday rentals in Sicily, perfect for families, couples and groups of all sizes. Don’t wait any longer to plan your perfect vacation; explore our properties, choose your ideal accommodation and take advantage of the flexibility of Sicily short term rentals. Book now and get ready to experience Sicily like no other!
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Appartamento AuriSPA with swimming pool - Affitti Brevi Italia
From €370 /week
CASA DEI LIMONI con piscina VERDE - Affitti Brevi Italia
From €476 /week
CASA DEI LIMONI with swimming pool BLU - Affitti Brevi Italia
From €491 /week
MAISON DE CHARME Noto centro - Affitti Brevi Italia
From €423 /week
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Villa del Colle with private pool - Affitti Brevi Italia
From €764 /week
CASA BLANCA - Affitti Brevi Italia
From €597 /week
ROMANTIC HOUSE PORTO ULISSE - Appartamento BLUE CORAL - Affitti Brevi Italia
From €370 /week
CASA CON ACCESSO AL MARE - Affitti Brevi Italia
From €764 /week
Holiday Rentals in Syracuse
Family apt Ortigia, by Dimore in Sicily
From €756 /week
Dione design apartments, two bedrooms and terrace, by Dimore in Sicily
From €1,436 /week
Dione monolocale, quiet and confortable apt, by Dimore in Sicily
From €416 /week
Dione monolocale superior, quiet and confortable apt,by Dimore in Sicily
From €643 /week
Discover Sicily - History and Flavors
Where to holiday in Sicily?
Sicily, with its distinct eastern and western regions, is a treasure of cultural and natural diversity, with a particular focus on the province of Ragusa and the areas of Palermo and San Vito Lo Capo. In western Sicily, Palermo, the capital, offers an eclectic mix of history, culture and gastronomy. Historic markets such as the Cape and Vucciria, along with Norman palaces and baroque churches, tell stories of past conquests and splendours. Not far away, San Vito Lo Capo attracts with its idyllic beaches and the famous Cous Cous Fest, a festival that celebrates the fusion of Mediterranean cultures.
In the baroque heart of Sicily, the province of Ragusa enchants with cities such as Ragusa Ibla, Modica and Scicli, all declared UNESCO heritage. These cities are famous for their richly decorated architecture and culinary traditions, such as Modica chocolate and cannoli.
To the east, Mount Etna dominates the landscape, offering hikes through lava paths and panoramic views. Taormina, with its ancient Greek theatre, offers shows with views of Etna and the Ionian sea. Catania, with its vibrant urban heart, is a melting pot of cultural and nightlife activities. Western and Eastern Sicily together offer a mosaic of experiences that make the island an unforgettable destination for every type of traveller.
What to eat in Sicily?
In Sicily, the cuisine is a real treasure trove of flavours and traditions. Here are five specialties not to be missed:
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Arancini/e: These fried and stuffed rice balls are a real treat. Typically stuffed with meat sauce, peas, mozzarella and sometimes ham or mushrooms.
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Cannoli: Iconic Sicilian sweets, cannoli are tubes of fried pasta filled with a sweet cream of ricotta, often enriched with pieces of chocolate or candied fruit.
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Caponata: A delicious side dish of eggplant, seasoned with celery, tomatoes, olives and capers, in a sweet and sour sauce enriched with pine nuts and raisins.
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Pesce Spada alla Griglia: Being an island, Sicily boasts a fantastic selection of fresh seafood, and grilled swordfish is a simple but tasty dish that highlights the fresh taste of the sea.
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Granita: This iced dessert is especially popular during the summer months. Available in various flavors such as lemon, almond and strawberry, it is often served with a soft and warm brioche.
To accompany these delights, do not forget to explore the rich Sicilian wine tradition. Wines such as Donnafugata or Marsala are perfect for exalting the intense flavors of Sicilian dishes, offering an impeccable pairing that beautifully completes every meal.
What to do in Sicily for a week?
Here is a simplified and compact itinerary for a week in Sicily:
- Day 1: Palermo
Explore the historic markets, the Cathedral and the Norman Palace. - Day 2: Monreale and Cefalù
Visit the Cathedral of Monreale, then head to Cefalù to admire its Cathedral and beaches. - Day 3: Valley of the Temples and Agrigento
Discover the ancient Greek temples and the archaeological museum of Agrigento. - Day 4: Ragusa and Modica
Explore the baroque center of Ragusa Ibla and enjoy the chocolate of Modica. - Day 5: Syracuse and Ortigia
Visit the archaeological park of Syracuse and walk on Ortigia. - Day 6: Etna and Taormina
Take an excursion to Mount Etna and explore the ancient theatre of Taormina. - Day 7: Aeolian Islands
Spend a day exploring the natural beauty of the Aeolian Islands.
This itinerary allows you to enjoy the main attractions of Sicily, combining historical sites, natural beauty and relaxation on the beach.
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How to get to Sicily?
To get to Sicily, you have several options:
- By plane: The island is well connected with many airports, including the main ones of Palermo, Catania, and Trapani. Minor airports such as Comiso and Pantelleria offer additional connections, especially during the summer months.
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Ferry: There are ferries and hydrofoils that connect Sicily with the Italian continent, starting from several cities such as Naples, Genoa, and Civitavecchia. In addition, you can reach Sicily from Malta and Tunisia.
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Train: Trains from Rome, Naples, and other major Italian cities arrive to Palermo and Catania, often with a ferry transport included in the trip, which crosses the Strait of Messina.
Can I rent a car in Sicily?
Yes, you can rent a car in Sicily. The island has numerous car rental agencies, present in major airports, railway stations and larger cities. Renting a car can be very useful to explore with flexibility the different attractions of the island, especially those less accessible by public transport.
When is the best time to go to Sicily?
The best time to visit Sicily varies depending on your preferences: spring (April and May) and autumn (September and October) offer mild weather and less crowds, ideal for exploring the island and its cultural and natural attractions. Summer (June-August) is perfect for those who want to enjoy the beaches and the sea, despite being the busiest and hottest period.
Are Sicily My Home accommodations pet friendly?
Yes, Sicily My Home accommodation are pet friendly. However, it is always best to consult the specifications of each accommodation to confirm the conditions relating to the animals. In addition, there is a category dedicated to pet-friendly accommodation, which facilitates the choice for those traveling with their pets.
What does my booking include with Sicily My Home?
You can book a holiday home through the website Sicily My Home. The cancellation policy allows for free cancellation up to 15 days prior to arrival. It is important to notify the arrival time in advance. The price includes VAT and tourist tax. Upon check-in, a security deposit will be required and will be returned at check-out. It is advisable to consult the specific conditions of each accommodation, as they may differ.