Musciara Siracusa Resort is located in Syracuse, historic city of ancient Greece and capital of the Baroque.
Villa Neri Resort & Spa is an exclusive 5-star hotel located on the outskirts of Linguaglossa, within the Etna Regional Park.
Historic residence dating back to the 18th century, the Metropole Maison D’Hôtes stands in a panoramic position in the center of Taormina, boasts wonderful views of the coast and offers luxurious suites.
Villa Giulia, an ancient Sicilian village, was conceived as a country residence, surrounded by greenery, between vineyards and olive groves surrounded by plants of the Mediterranean scrub, on the hills of the fief of San Lorenzo.
Palazzo Bìscari is the most important noble palace in Catania, located in the Civita district and a jewel of Sicilian Baroque.
“The Ashbee Hotel” is an exclusive hotel in Taormina located in a panoramic position with breathtaking views of the Sicilian coastline and the Ionian Sea.
The luxurious and elegant Grand Hotel Wagner is located in the heart of Palermo, on the way Wagner, between the two historic theaters of the city: the Teatro Massimo and the Teatro Politeama.
Next to the Hotel Wagner is the pedestrian area of Via Principe di Belmonte with many high-level shops and restaurants.
The hermitage of the Giubiliana (13th and 16th centuries) is located south of Ragusa, in the heart of the Val di Noto.
The structure is immersed in the uncontaminated countryside of the Ibleo plateau with a view of the islands of Malta and the African coast.
Villa del Gattopardo Suites & Spa is located in the historic eighteenth-century residence Villa Lampedusa.
Villa Lampedusa, known worldwide as the “Villa of the Leopard”, was the summer residence of the Prince of Lampedusa, one of the houses that inspired his colossal work “The Leopard”.
The Hotel Des Étrangers is a gem of hospitality located on the enchanting island of Ortigia in Syracuse, Sicily. This location is famous for its rich history and its panoramic position overlooking the Ionian Sea. Since the 18th century, Ortigia has been a stop on the Grand Tour, attracting aristocrats and artists from all over Europe.
