Giancarlo: villa that sleeps 8 people in 4 bedrooms, located in Syracuse, Sicily, Italy.

Sleeps	8
Bedrooms	4
Bathrooms	2
Floor Area	150 m²

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150 m²

Property Description

Villa "Giancarlo". Località Fanusa 10 km from the centre of Siracusa, in a quiet, sunny position, 700 m from the sea. Private: property 700 m2 (fenced), garden 30 m2 lawn 60 m2. Outdoor shower, barbecue, parking on the premises. Grocery 50 m, supermarket 10 km, restaurant 2 km, sandy beach "Fanusa" 700 m, rocky beach "Fanusa" 800 m. Nearby attractions: Noto 32 km, Modica 65 km, Catania 75 km, Ragusa 83 km, Punta Secca-Casa di Montalbano 100 km, Caltagirone 110 km. Please note: car recommended.

Interior Description

6-room villa 150 m2 on 2 levels. Simple and practical furnishings: living/dining room with satellite TV (flat screen). Exit to the patio. 1 double bedroom with air conditioning. 1 room with 2 beds. Small kitchen (4 hot plates, oven, toaster, kettle, microwave, freezer). Exit to the garden, to the patio. Shower/bidet/WC. Upper floor: (exterior staircase) living/dining room with TV (flat screen). Exit to the balcony. 1 double bedroom with air conditioning. Exit to the balcony. 1 room with 2 beds. Exit to the balcony. Kitchen (4 hot plates, mini-oven, toaster, kettle, microwave, freezer) with small dining table. Exit to the patio. Bath/bidet/WC. Boiler (50 litres). Terrace 20 m2, roofed, small patio 5 m2, roofed. Terrace furniture. Facilities: washing machine, iron, baby cot for up to 2 year olds, hair dryer. Internet (WiFi, free). Reserved parking (2 cars). No internal connecting door between the floors.

Location Syracuse, Sicily, Italy

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Airports: Catania (Cta), 67.7 Km

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Book A Villa In Syracuse And Discover Her Architectural Beauty

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Sicily, in particular, is a region of Italy that is full of incredible architectural gems and great architectural cities from the Arab-Norman wonders of Palermo to the ornate and sumptuous Baroque seen in Noto. As such, many of the towns and cities of the island are well-worth simply wandering while keeping your eyes properly open to all of the beauty all around you. Those who find a villa in Syracuse should definitely take this advice to heart as there are ample world-class monuments to visit but the streets, in general, are dotted with gorgeous buildings both famous and little-known that are true architectural wonders. So, seek out the attractions in town but also explore, get a little bit lost, and take in the beauty of this city during a vacation in Sicily.

The beautiful historical city of Syracuse on the island and region of Sicily is indeed a sight to behold! It’s a haven of ancient Greek culture and is still home to many wonderful monuments built by this intelligent and diverse civilisation.

This city is believed to be well over 2,700 years old and was one of the major urban strongholds of the Mediterranean because of its strategic position on the south east corner of Sicily.

Syracuse was also the birthplace of the famous mathematician, Archimedes. He was born here in approximately 287 BC and went on to become one of the greatest scientific and mathematical minds of all time!

Tourists will be thrilled to hear that the city of Syracuse, including the intriguing Necropolis of Pantalica is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This means that is a place of huge touristic interest and presents its history and culture in a very accessible and interesting way to the public. Visitors have a great choice of vacation rentals in Syracuse to choose from. They can relax and unwind in picturesque surroundings after a few days of exploring the historical sites left behind by the famous Greek civilisation!

Learn All About Science At The Museum Of Leonardo Da Vinci And Archimedes

The elegant seaside city of Syracuse is one of the most beautiful holiday destinations in Sicily and boasts medieval streets, Baroque piazzas, lemon trees spilling out all over, golden light, deep blue seas, lovely cafes, pretty boutiques, and more. Once the largest city in the ancient world, it is steeped in history and culture, as well as being a looker. For those looking to holiday in Sicily and who like both urban settings and seaside getaways, a vacation rental in Syracuse offers a wonderful combination of days on the beach, a cosmopolitan selection of eateries and stores, and a great wealth of things to see and do.

One of the highlights of the city’s range of tourist attractions has to be the Museum of Leonardo Da Vinci and Archimedes Syracuse. It offers an intriguing, educational, and fun museum experience and is dedicated to the life and work of Leonardo Da Vinci and Archimedes of Syracuse.

In the idyllic beauty of Sicily, you will find Syracuse, a historic and lush city and province. There are plenty of wonderful things to do to pass your time on a trip to Syracuse but one of the most distinctive sights in the area is the Ear of Dionysius, or Orecchio di Dionisio, a very particular cave set within the Stone Quarry of Paradise, or Latomia di Paradiso. The cave was named by the great, and troubled, Italian Master, Caravaggio and given due to the lingering presence of a ghost.

Sicily is a destination with endless appeal for vacations as it boasts amazing beaches, sizzling hot summers, a unique cultural heritage that includes a wide range of influences stemming from the island's rich history, delicious food, beautiful scenery, and plenty to see and do. With lots to appeal to foodies, sun-worshippers, history buffs, and adventurers alike, there is something for everyone in the group if you have found a villa in Sicily. So, what are you waiting for? Get planning your trip to Sicily today! If you're not yet quite convinced then here are just five excellent reasons as to why your next vacation in Italy should be in Sicily...

Syracuse is one of the oldest and most influential cities in the Mediterranean and began as the small island of Ortygia when the Greek Corinthians settled the area around 734 BC. Ortygia then grew outwards and developed into the much larger city of Syracuse over the centuries. The small island remains today as its historic heart and soul and a reminder of its origins. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005, it is easy to see why it has captured the hearts of so many as it is an utterly picturesque gem; surrounded by the impossibly blue waters of the Ionian Sea, it stretches out into the water as a walled diamond of winding little streets and glittering white buildings.

Wandering the labyrinthine ancient streets is a joy in of itself and getting a little lost (you can't really get lost as a few minutes walk in any direction will get you back to a main street) is half the fun but there are plenty of little delights that you can stumble upon around the district. Among them is the incredible Cathedral of Syracuse that is built on a site dating back to the 5th century BC and which was an ancient Temple of Athena. The Greek Doric columns of the temple are still visible inside the church today.

Giancarlo

Amazing independent holiday home with WIFI, A/C, TV, patio and parking

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Location Syracuse, Sicily, Italy

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Read More About The Syracuse Area

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Learn All About Science At The Museum Of Leonardo Da Vinci And Archimedes

The Fascinating Ear Of Dionysius In Syracuse

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