How long should I stay in Siracusa?

How long should I stay in Siracusa? We recommend spending three nights in Siracusa, so you can spend a day exploring Ortigia and the Archeological Park, then use the following day to relax or embark on a day trip.



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In my opinion, it's a good idea to stay at least 2 days in Syracuse. It's the time it will take you to visit all the must-see attractions of the city. Syracuse is also a great starting point for day trips.

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Stay in Siracusa at least for most of the time - a transfer to the airport from Siracusa is about 100 euros - or there is a regular door to door bus service. if you were to stay in Catania for the first couple of days you could see Piazza Armerina and Taormina if you wanted- but 10 days in Catania is pushing it a bit.

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Things to visit in Syracuse for a day. Honestly, a single day spend in Syracuse is simply not enough. The city has so much to offer and its beauty and charming coastal alleys and gardens for sure make it a place where you would like to stay for more time.

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The 10 most beautiful places in Sicily: simply unmissable sights
  1. Taormina. Also called “the pearl of the Mediterranean Sea”. ...
  2. Etna. The highest active volcano in Europe. ...
  3. Ortigia. It is located on a small island connected to the mainland by three bridges. ...
  4. Ragusa Ibla. ...
  5. Valle dei Templi. ...
  6. Favignana. ...
  7. Erice. ...
  8. Segesta.


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Here are the best areas to stay in Sicily:
  • Taormina – best area for luxury hotels & beautiful surroundings.
  • Cefalù – best area for families with children (cosy town with a great beach)
  • Catania – exciting city with a beach near Mount Etna.
  • Palermo – Sicily's captivating capital, close to one of the island's best beaches.


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You can also create your own self-guided walks to explore Siracusa on foot, at your own pace.

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You can also create your own self-guided walks to explore Siracusa on foot, at your own pace.

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Enna. Enna in one of Sicily's best-kept secrets. The city, which lies in central Sicily, is rarely visited by tourists, as most prefer to focus on the coastline or larger towns. It's a truly wonderful setting, situated 3083 feet above sea level and filled with rolling green hills and tiny clusters of houses.

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The east coast Ionian Riviera has some of Sicily's most picturesque pebbly and sandy beaches including those of Isola Bella, Mazzarò, Giardini Naxos and Letojanni (below Taormina).

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Antonio Carnazza, a license partner with Engel & Völkers for eastern Sicily, says properties in Sicily's prime markets can get up to $738 a square foot. He cites Taormina as the most expensive area, along with the Aeolian Island of Panarea off the northern coast.

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