2025 Siracusa Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Visiting the Temple of Apollo in Delphi was astonishing. This archaeological site is rich in history and reflects the grandeur of ancient Greek civilization. I wandered among the remaining colossal columns that highlight the temple's magnificence and historical significance. The atmosphere was serene, surrounded by beautiful nature, evoking a sense of peace and awe. I enjoyed learning about the history of the place and the importance of Apollo in Greek culture. The views of the temple from the mountains and valleys added extra beauty to the visit. The experience of visiting the Temple of Apollo was inspiring and enhanced my understanding of ancient Greek history and culture.

THIS CHARMING ISLAND COMES WITH HISTORIC, STONE BUILDINGS, SQUARES A TEMPLE AND SHOPS, EATERIES AND A SMALL BEACH. ORTIGIA IS A SMALL ISLAND WHICH IS THE HISTORIC CENTRE OF THE CITY OF SYRACUSE SICILY THE ISLAND ALSO KNOWN AS THE CITTA VECCHIA CONTAINS MANY HISTORICAL LANDMARKS. #passionpassport #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #cafe #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #couplestrip #2023travelwish #passionpassport

The hotel is in an excellent position overlooking the sea with parking reasonably available. Our room was fairly basic but we did have a sea view and it had everything we needed. Breakfast was very good with fruit, cheeses, cereals, cakes, honey etc. There is a small terrace overlooking the sea but there is no bar service so you have to carry your drinks up to it. We saw afterwards that a glass of wine or Aperol was included in our tariff but we were not offered it and hadn`t realised. The day we left the UK the Daily Telegraph featured the hotel but we certainly paid more than the price quoted in the newspaper. That apart, we had a very pleasant stay in a beautiful part of Sicily and we would return. #gutkowskihotel #syracuse #italy

#外游 The charming ancient city of Siracusa is located in the southeast of Sicily~ The coastal scenery is beautiful! This is a place full of history, with many important monuments from ancient Greece in the city. The ancient city was founded in 734 BC, and the Temple of Apollo built at that time has been preserved to this day. The most famous landmark among them, the "Siracusa Cathedral", is located on the Isola di Ortigia Island in the old town and has a very long history! It was originally a temple of Athena in the 5th century BC. It was converted into a church in the 7th century and later destroyed by an earthquake. It was rebuilt in the Baroque style in the 18th century. What we see now is a mixture of multiple architectural styles, and the appearance is gorgeous and majestic. The ancient Greek Doric columns on the main facade were part of the ancient temple and were intentionally retained in the new design during the reconstruction. The Siracusa Cathedral and the Piazza del Duomo in front of it were once the filming locations for the movie "Sicily's Malèna", and it is also the square that the heroine in the movie must pass by every day. In addition, famous attractions include the Aretusa Fountain planted with papyrus, the Diana Fountain, the Church of Our Lady of Tears, etc. #ItalianTravel #EuropeanTravel #OverseasTravel

Siracusa is an ancient coastal city located on the east side of Sicily, Italy. (Sicilian Baroque) Sicilian Baroque, Europe in the 17th century, the special flamboyant style is the unique architectural feature of Sicily And its unique Baroque architectural style is still the architectural feature of the island. Sicily in southern Italy📍⛪️ 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🗺🗺🗺🚘🚘 #EuropeanTravel #Sicily #ItalianTravel #BaroqueArchitecture#sicily #EuropeanArchitecture #AncientCity #I miss you so much

#siracusa is a town on the island of #sicily and it is located on the east coast. It is really far away from Palermo - 350km and much closer to Catania airport. If you go there you will probably need to rent a car. There are many narrow streets and cathedrals around. The architecture is in the expected style for #italy #happynewyear

The joint ticket of the Parco Archaeologicodella Neapolis includes the tomb of Archimedes, the Roman Amphitheatre, the ear of Dionysius and the Greek Theatre, which is well worth a visit. The day I went, what a holiday, actually free of votes, saved 10 euros. Roman amphitheatre, the weather is serious and the scale is not very large. The arches, steps and stage that entered the theater have been well preserved. There are many tombs in the periphery of the theater, and it is impossible to know which one is the tomb of Archimedes. Going along the main road, the lush green trees along the way, a two-story lodge in the distance, especially conspicuous, and the flowers on the side are bright. The ancient Greek amphitheatre is facing the sea, standing on a high place, and can see the sea far away. Regrettably, the theater has been painted with cement, and the renovation has been as flat as the new one. It does not see the traces of history. It is really sad. Built in the 5th century BC, Sicily's largest Greek theater, 130 meters in diameter, semi-circular, 67 rows of seats divided into 9 parts, can see the stage from any angle. It is based on a large rock overlooking the city. The final tragedy of Aeschylus was staged in the theater. Every summer, classic operas are still staged here.

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The Ear of Dionysius (Orecchio di Dionisio) is a large ear-shaped cave located at the end of the Latomia del Paradiso (Heaven's Quarry). The cave is 23 meters high, and its immense size is evident when you see photos of it with people for scale. The cave was named by the painter Caravaggio. Dionysius was the name of the tyrant who once ruled Syracuse. Voices inside the cave echo all the way to the outside, which is quite surprising. Even a small voice carries well. According to legend, the tyrant Dionysius used to imprison enemy captives in this cave to eavesdrop on their plots and secret conversations.

#FreeHotelStay Recommended B&B in Siracusa. The B&B is located in the center of Ortigia, close to the sea, the cathedral, and the Aretusa Fountain, so it's in a great location. The room is beautiful and spacious, and the bathroom is very comfortable. There is also a mini kitchen in the room, which was very useful for eating fruit. The staff was very kind and friendly, and they told us where the laundromat was, and we could rely on them. The best part was having breakfast on the terrace. The view was great and it made us feel full of energy.

The 102-meter-high spire of the Basilica Santuario Madonna delle Lacrime is the city's most prominent landmark. ・ The church houses a statue of the Virgin Mary, which is said to have shed tears for four days in 1953, miraculously healing over 300 people. The weeping statue is known as the 'Madonna of Tears' (Madonna delle Lacrime) in Italian and is enshrined in the Basilica Santuario Madonna delle Lacrime. ・ The spire's design is very impressive when viewed from inside the church. It is said to be modeled after the shape of a tear.

#FreeHotelStay First of all, making a panino is too simple to be called "cooking". Cut, put on, sandwich, cut again. In a corner of the market in Syracuse, Sicily, there is a food store called "Borderie", and its famous owner Andrea makes paninis with plenty of colorful vegetables on top of his homemade mozzarella, prosciutto, and salami. I visited in the summer, so there were many tourists, and many people stopped to watch him make paninis, attracted by his spirited voice. Even though it was a big event, the way he made the paninis while admiring the smell and shape of each ingredient was like watching a show. The way he carefully drizzled honey on the prosciutto, and the gentle gesture of sprinkling the smell of dried oregano. The long line in front of the store is always drawn by Andrea's indescribable atmosphere, who pours love into what he makes. What's more, on days when there are few customers, they sometimes serve these paninis as samples, which is surprising. They boast the most reviews in the Siracusa section and are competing for the top spot. Watching the paninis being made, you can see that even the simplest cooking steps are filled with love. Finally, perhaps after he found out I was Japanese, he said, "They say that the most beautiful women in the world are French, but I think Japanese women are beautiful. Why? French women are certainly beautiful, in appearance. But Japanese women are not just beautiful in appearance, they are beautiful in heart. Don't you think so?" With so few Asian customers, it must have been difficult for them to agree, but I was happy that they chose a Japanese woman over the many foreign tourists around them.

"Without Sicily, the soul of Italy is gone. It is the key to everything." I like Catania more than Palermo, even though Palermo has super delicious tripe buns. The week in Sicily was mainly spent in Catania, and then we took day trips to the surrounding towns. I went to Cefalù from Palermo. I haven’t seen Cinema Paradiso, so I went there without a filter, but it was indeed enjoyable. Siracusa When reality enters the movie, this is a well-known filming location for the beautiful legend of Sicily. In fact, the town is very commercial, but it does not affect you to sit in the movie-like picture and drink a cup of Italian coffee comfortably Taormina It may be the most popular town in Sicily. It has a strong sense of vacation, but it really needs good weather, such as a cloudless sunny day, so it will be better in summer. The high-saturation blue and Mount Etna will be a perfect match Cefalù Some people say that Cefalù is Sicily, then it is really beautiful, the mountains and the sea intersect, the old town with a yellowish tone is intertwined, and there are few tourists in the winter afternoon. Whether it is the main church square or the beach, you can be in a daze for half a day, and then the classic line rang in a trance, "Life is different from movies, life is much harder than movies."

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We arrived early and the room wasn't ready. After leaving our luggage at the front desk, we took a stroll around the hotel. I may have gotten used to the same old business hotels, but I really liked the public area design of this old hotel. The lobby is low, but the atrium is open; the elevator is old and unstable, but the view is full of greenery; the carpet is not new, but the walls are decorated with bold murals that are a fusion of East and West. Palermo is too far away, so our three-day tour of Sicily was focused on the east coast, in Catania, Syracuse, and Taormina. On the third day, we took the Interbus to Taormina. Although you can also take the train, Taormina is built on a mountain, so the bus can drive up, while the train station is at the foot of the mountain. There is supposedly a bus, but I didn't see it.

Syracuse, a captivating city on Sicily's eastern coast, is a treasure trove of ancient history and breathtaking landscapes. Known for its rich Greek heritage, Syracuse boasts remarkable sites like the ancient Greek Theatre and the stunning Ear of Dionysius, where history whispers through its limestone walls. The vibrant Ortigia Island, with its charming streets, bustling markets, and picturesque sea views, invites you to wander and explore. Don't miss the chance to savor delicious Sicilian cuisine, including fresh seafood and traditional pastries. With its blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, Syracuse offers an unforgettable experience for every traveler seeking to immerse themselves in the heart of Sicily. #sicily #syracuse #italy

#summerdestinations This summer, I spent a few unforgettable days in Syracuse, Sicily, and it was like stepping back in time! 🏛️ The city’s mix of ancient ruins, stunning coastline, and vibrant culture made it a truly magical experience. We paid about €10 to visit the Archaeological Park of Neapolis, and it was worth every cent. The highlight was definitely the Greek Theatre—standing there, surrounded by centuries of history, was something else. We also explored Ortigia, the old town of Syracuse, which is just a short walk away. The narrow, winding streets are full of charm, with beautiful Baroque buildings, lively piazzas, and the stunning Cathedral of Syracuse (free to enter but donations are appreciated). We enjoyed a relaxing lunch at one of the local trattorias, indulging in fresh seafood and pasta. 🍝 If you’re into nature, the nearby Vendicari Nature Reserve is a must-visit. It’s about a 30-minute drive, and entrance is free. The beaches there are pristine, and we even spotted some flamingos! 🦩 Syracuse is a place where history, culture, and natural beauty blend together perfectly. I left with a full heart and a memory card packed with photos. Can’t wait to go back! 😍 #trip #SyracuseSicily #AncientHistory #TravelSicily #SummerInItaly #HiddenGems

———— 2024.7 Italy Sicily Free Travel Notes and Photos ——— I believe Siracusa is the most Southern Italian-style city on the island of Sicily, bar none. Because here we have Monica Bellucci and the beautiful legend of Sicily. Unlike the Latin Palermo, the Greek Taormina, and the Third World Catania, Syracuse is very Southern Italian. Facing the sea, with ample sunshine, I think she is simply the Southern Italian beauty, swaying with Monica's gait, charming and unrestrained under the Mediterranean sun every day. For those who love European history, the ancient city of Ortigia in Syracuse is a must-visit place on the island of Sicily. In the Piazza del Duomo in the ancient city of Ortigia, Monica Bellucci sways gracefully over and over again, making the beautiful legend of Sicily a classic. Romantic people first feel what they see, then convey what they see. Thanks to Monica Bellucci, because of you, we have witnessed the beautiful legend of Sicily.

🌴 Nestled in the heart of Sicily, Hotel Borgo Pantano is your tranquil oasis away from the hustle. With spacious rooms that blend modern amenities with rustic charm, you're in for a treat of comfort and style. 🧼 Cleanliness is next to godliness here, and the attentive staff ensures that every nook and cranny sparkles. It's the pristine getaway you've been dreaming of! 🍝 Feast like a king at their on-site restaurant, where the flavors of Sicily come alive on your plate. It's a culinary journey that's sure to tantalize your taste buds - all without leaving the hotel! 💰 Value for money? Absolutely. With top-notch facilities, including a stunning pool and lush gardens, your wallet will feel just as relaxed as you do. 📍Ready to escape? Find this slice of paradise at Traversa Fontana Mortella, 13, Siracusa, Sicily. #Sicily #SicilyHotel #SicilyTravel

🛏️ Nestled in the heart of Siracusa, Grand Hotel Villa Politi stands as a testament to Italian elegance. With spacious rooms that whisper luxury, you're guaranteed a stay that's as comfortable as it is chic. 🧳 🧼 Cleanliness is next to godliness here, with every corner sparkling and every service delivered with a professional touch. The staff? Top-notch! They'll have you feeling like royalty without the airs and graces. 👑 🍝 Dive into a dining experience that'll have your taste buds singing operas of joy! Every meal is a hit, making sure your stay is deliciously satisfying. 🎶 📍 Location-wise, you're in for a treat. The Villa Politi is a stone's throw from Siracusa's historical wonders, while also offering serene views for that perfect sunset selfie. 🌅 🏛️ Via Maria Politi Laudien, 2, Siracusa, Sicily, 96100, Italy #Siracusa #SiracusaHotel #SiracusaTravel

Hey wanderlust warriors! 🌍✈️ Let's talk about the gem that is Caportigia Boutique Hotel in the heart of Siracusa, Sicily. 🇮🇹 First off, the staff here? Absolute gold - think friendly faces and top-notch service! 🤗 The rooms are not just renovated but are sparkling with cleanliness and that "new room" scent. 😍 But wait, there's more! The breakfast spread is a foodie's dream come true - a smorgasbord of sweet and savory to kickstart your day. 🥐🍳 And let's chat location - you're smack dab in the center of Siracusa, with the stunning Ortigia just a leisurely stroll away. 🚶‍♂️🏰 This isn't just any building; it's a historic palace turned hotel with just the right touch of modern chic. 🏛️💡 With only about 15 rooms, it's cozy, intimate, and oh-so-charming. Plus, they treat you to a 10% discount at their restaurant - talk about VIP treatment! 🍝💸 So, when in Sicily, make sure to check in at Viale Montedoro, 76, Siracusa. Your Italian home away from home awaits! 🛎️🛌 # Siracusa # SiracusaHotel # SiracusaTravel

--- Craving a slice of Sicilian heaven? 🍋 The Grand Hotel Ortigia is your go-to! With its prime spot, this grand dame offers more than just a comfy bed. 🛏️ Imagine sipping aperitifs on a rooftop bar with panoramic views of Ortigia! 🍹 The staff is all smiles, though a tad shy on details – nothing a little curiosity can't fix! 🗣️ Choose a sea-facing room for a scenic wake-up call. 🌊 Just a stone's throw from the ancient city district, you're a mere five-minute stroll from historic escapades. 🚶‍♂️ And for the road-trippers, there's a handy parking lot right at the doorstep. 🚗 Whether you're here for the sights or the service, this old-school five-star gem ticks all the boxes for a fab Sicilian stay. V.le Mazzini, 12, Siracusa, Sicily awaits you! 📍 #Sicily #SicilyHotel #SicilyTravel

🛏️ Imagine waking up in a room where comfort meets elegance, at the Algilà Ortigia Charme Hotel in Siracusa, Sicily. Every room is a cozy haven, fully equipped with all the amenities you need for a restful stay. 🧼 Cleanliness is next to godliness here, and the staff ensures your surroundings are spotless, making your health and safety a top priority. 🍽️ Savor the flavors of Sicily with on-site dining that promises to tantalize your taste buds. Each meal is a culinary adventure, combining local ingredients with a touch of sophistication. 🏖️ Nestled in a picturesque locale, the hotel is not just about the stay but also the scenery. Step outside and you're greeted with breathtaking views that are quintessentially Sicilian. Find this slice of paradise at Via Vittorio Veneto, 93, Siracusa, Sicily, 96100, Italy. #Siracusa #SiracusaHotel #SiracusaTravel

Ever dreamt of waking up to the Sicilian sun? 🌞 Palazzo Artemide is your go-to! Nestled in the heart of Siracusa, this gem offers more than just a place to rest your head. First off, the rooms are HUGE - think dance studio vibes. 💃 And cleanliness? Spotless might as well be its middle name. With top-notch amenities, you'll feel like royalty without paying a king's ransom. 👑 The service? Imagine your best friend, but with a concierge badge. They've got you covered! Plus, the facilities are nothing short of fabulous - whether you're in the mood for a workout or a wind-down, they've got the spot for you. 🏋️‍♂️🧘 Foodies, rejoice! The dining is delizioso, with flavors that'll transport you straight to culinary heaven. 🍝 And the location? You're smack dab in the middle of history, culture, and those postcard-perfect views. 🖼️ Ready to book? Find this slice of paradise at Via Roma, 66, Siracusa, Sicily. #Siracusa #SiracusaHotel #SiracusaTravel

Hey wanderlust warriors! 🌍✈️ If you're plotting a Sicilian escape, let me drop a sweet spot for your stay: Re Federico Boutique Hotel. 🏨 Nestled in the heart of Siracusa, this chic retreat is a fusion of comfort and style. First off, the rooms are spacious havens - think airy, bright, and oh-so-inviting after a day of exploration. 🛌 Cleanliness? Spotless. You could eat your cannoli off the floors (but let's stick to plates, shall we? 🍽️😉). Room amenities? They've got you covered with all the essentials and then some, making it a cozy home away from home. 🏡 Plus, the staff's service is like a warm Sicilian hug - always there when you need them! The hotel itself is a slice of tranquility, but step outside, and you're in the thick of Siracusa's vibrant buzz. 🌆 And let's not forget the dining - a culinary nod to local flavors that'll have your taste buds dancing the tarantella. 🍝 So, when in Sicily, make your way to Via Larga, 54, Siracusa, and let Re Federico Boutique Hotel treat you to an authentic Italian stay. 🇮🇹 #Siracusa #SiracusaHotel #SiracusaTravel

Looking for a slice of Sicilian paradise? 🍋 Hotel Henry's House in Siracusa is your go-to! Nestled in a historic area, this charming abode offers a blend of culture and comfort. 🛏️ Imagine waking up to a room that whispers tales of the past with its unique design, yet spoils you with modern amenities. 📜➡️🔌 Feast like royalty with their top-notch dining - the flavors will transport you straight to culinary heaven! 🍝 And the cherry on top? Step outside and you're greeted by breathtaking views that'll have your Instagram buzzing with likes. 📸🌊 Ready to live your best Sicilian life? Find this retreat at Via Castello Maniace, 68, Siracusa, Sicily. 🗺️ #Siracusa #HotelHenrysHouse #SiracusaTravel

🛏️ Step into the enchanting world of Palazzo Salomone, where history and luxury intertwine to offer an unforgettable stay in the heart of Siracusa, Sicily. 🌿 🍽️ From the moment you enter, the unique room designs transport you to an era of elegance, while modern amenities ensure your comfort is paramount. Indulge in the culinary delights at their in-house restaurant, where the flavors of Sicily come to life on your plate. 🍷 🏊‍♂️ After a day of exploring, unwind in their serene facilities or soak in the breathtaking views of the historical landscape that surrounds you. Palazzo Salomone is more than a hotel; it's a destination in itself. 🌆 📍Ready for an Italian escape? Find this slice of paradise at Via Salomone, n. 21, Siracusa, Sicily. #Siracusa #SiracusaHotel #SiracusaTravel