Surroundings

Explore the surroundings of Noemi Holiday House and be captivated by the beauty of Sicily

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Volcano Etna

Mount Etna is the beating heart of eastern Sicily, an active volcano that fascinates with its grandeur and primordial energy. Hiking Mount Etna offers the chance to explore lunar landscapes, active volcanic craters, lava caves and lush forests. During the winter, the snow-capped peak transforms into a ski destination, while in the summer it offers hiking trails that culminate in breathtaking views of the sea and all of Sicily. A visit to Mount Etna is an experience that provides strong emotions and a deep connection with the power of nature.
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Taormina

Taormina is the pearl of Sicilian tourism, world famous for its Greek Theater, one of the best preserved in the world, with spectacular views of Mount Etna and the sea. Its elegant streets are lined with upscale boutiques, fine restaurants and historic cafes. A visit to Taormina is not complete without a stroll along Corso Umberto, the main street, and a visit to Isola Bella, an enchanting nature reserve within walking distance of the center.
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Ceramics of Caltagirone

Caltagirone is famous for its thousand-year-old tradition of ceramics production. Its streets are a riot of color, with decorated majolica tiles adorning balconies, stairways and squares. Of them all, the staircase of Santa Maria del Monte is the symbol of the city, with its 142 steps decorated with ceramic tiles. A tour of the craft workshops offers an opportunity to see master potters at work and to buy unique pieces to take home as souvenirs.
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sangra pistachio bronte

Every year, between September and October, Bronte celebrates the Pistachio Festival, a festival dedicated to one of Sicily's most prized products: the PDO green pistachio. During the event, the streets of the town fill with stalls offering local pistachio specialties such as creams, sweets, and savory products. It is a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in Sicilian gastronomic tradition and savor the excellence of the area.
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Ortigia Island

The Island of Ortigia is the ancient heart of Syracuse, a labyrinth of alleys winding through Baroque churches, ancient palaces and picturesque squares. Here, between the sea and history, you can find little restaurants serving Sicilian specialties, artisans creating wonders, and a unique atmosphere. Don't miss the Arethusa Spring, a freshwater spring surrounded by mythological legends, and the Temple of Apollo, among the island's oldest ruins.


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The Catania fish market

Catania's fish market, known as La Pescheria, is a real treat for the senses. Located near the Piazza del Duomo, it is one of the oldest and most authentic fish markets in Sicily. Here, among the stalls laden with fresh fish, seafood and shellfish, you can experience the vibrant and chaotic atmosphere of the city. It is not uncommon to see fishermen selling the day's catch directly from their boats, while restaurants around serve dishes prepared with the freshest ingredients.


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White Fountains

Fontane Bianche is one of the most popular beach resorts near Syracuse. Its beaches of fine white sand, combined with crystal-clear turquoise waters, make it the perfect destination for those seeking relaxation and unspoiled sea. With a range of bathing establishments and free beaches, it is ideal for both families and couples looking for a romantic getaway.

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Marzamemi

Marzamemi is an ancient fishing village that has kept its authentic charm intact. Its colorful little houses, small squares overlooking the sea and restaurants serving the freshest seafood make it a charming destination for a romantic outing or a sunset dinner. During the summer, Marzamemi hosts cultural events and film festivals, enlivening its narrow streets with art and culture.
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Noted

Noto, considered the capital of Sicilian Baroque, is an architectural gem that transports you back in time with its majestic churches, noble palaces and limestone streets that take on a magical golden hue at sunset. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city is famous for the Cathedral of San Nicolò, which dominates the scenic staircase and the splendid Piazza Municipio.
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Neapolis Archaeological Area, Ear of Dionysius and Greek Theater

The Neapolis Archaeological Area in Syracuse is a site of extraordinary historical importance, where evidence of Greek and Roman civilization can be seen. The Ear of Dionysius, a uniquely shaped artificial cave, offers amazing acoustics, while the Greek Theater, still used for performances and tragedies, is one of the most impressive and well-preserved ancient theaters in the world.
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Necropolis of Pantalica

The Necropolis of Pantalica, located in the Anapo Valley in the province of Syracuse, is one of the most fascinating and evocative archaeological sites in Sicily, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This vast necropolis includes more than 5,000 rock-cut tombs dating from the prehistoric period between the 13th and 7th centuries BC. The tombs are set in the rock walls of a deep gorge, creating a unique and spectacular landscape that blends wilderness and ancient history.
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Ragusa ibla

Ragusa Ibla is one of the most charming Baroque villages in Sicily, nestled between hills and gorges in the heart of the Val di Noto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After the 1693 earthquake, the city was rebuilt on two levels: Ragusa Superiore and Ragusa Ibla, the latter retaining its historic and Baroque soul. Walking through its winding, cobblestone streets, one discovers noble palaces, majestic churches and enchanting views that seem suspended in time.

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Vendicari Wildlife Oasis

Vendicari is one of Sicily's most important nature reserves. Here, among lagoons, sandy beaches and salt marshes, it is possible to spot flamingos, herons and other migratory bird species. The reserve is also famous for its historical ruins, such as the Tonnara di Vendicari and the Torre Sveva. A place where nature and history meet, perfect for relaxing walks and birdwatching.
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Etna Adventure Park (Milo)

Etna Adventure Park in Milo is the ideal place for thrill seekers and outdoor activities. Nestled in a pine forest, it offers tree-climbing routes, ziplines, and Tibetan bridges suitable for all ages. A perfect attraction for families or groups of friends who want to spend a fun-filled, adrenaline-filled day with the majestic backdrop of Mount Etna as a backdrop.
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Quaranta Pastry Shop (Catania)

If you want an authentic dining experience, Pasticceria Quaranta in Catania is the place to go. Famous for its typical Sicilian desserts, including cannoli, cassate and almond pastries, this pastry shop is a must for anyone who loves the Sicilian confectionery tradition. Every bite is an explosion of flavors that tells the story and culture of this land.
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