Syracuse and Surroundings
What to see in Syracuse
and the surrounding area
in 1–5 days

Syracuse is a destination to experience at different paces: intense even in a single day, surprising over a weekend and complete when the stay extends towards the sea, Mount Etna and Val di Noto.
Staying at Zagare Siracusa Molo Suites means choosing ideal accommodation from which to discover what to see in Syracuse and the surrounding area over 1–5 days, alternating culture, the sea, experiences, natural landscapes and itineraries through south-eastern Sicily.
Ortigia, the Greek Theatre, the Greek Tragedies, beaches within nature reserves, Mount Etna and the Baroque towns of Val di Noto become stages of a flexible journey shaped around your own pace.
What to see in Syracuse in 1 day
With only one day available, Ortigia is the essential first stop. The ancient heart of Syracuse welcomes visitors with lanes, squares, the sea, Baroque views, the Fountain of Arethusa, the Temple of Apollo and Piazza Duomo, where the city’s history reveals itself naturally.
From Zagare Siracusa Molo Suites, the day can begin with a walk towards Ortigia and continue among the sea and historic centre, before returning to the property for an aperitif on the seafront terrace.

What to see in Syracuse in 2 days
With two days, a visit to the Greek Theatre of Syracuse and the Neapolis Archaeological Park can be added to the charm of Ortigia.
The Greek Theatre is one of the city’s most representative landmarks: carved into the rock, it still possesses a dramatic power capable of conveying the grandeur of ancient Syracuse
What to see in Syracuse in 3 days
A three-day stay makes it possible to experience Syracuse in greater depth, also including the Greek Tragedies, a cultural event that makes the Greek Theatre not merely a monument to visit, but a place that remains alive.
It is the ideal way to unite the sea, archaeology and classical theatre, transforming the journey into an intense cultural experience deeply connected to the identity of the city.

What to see in Syracuse in 4 days
With four days, the journey can open towards the beaches of Syracuse and the more natural sea of the coast. Ortigia, Arenella, Fontane Bianche and the Plemmirio Reserve make it possible to alternate sandy beaches, rocky bays, clear waters and days in the sunshine.
The Plemmirio Marine Protected Area is one of the most important natural landmarks in the Syracuse area and protects a stretch of coastline ideal for guests seeking the sea, nature and Mediterranean landscapes.
What to see in Syracuse in 5 days
With five days, Syracuse becomes the starting point for a broader itinerary through eastern Sicily, towards Mount Etna, wineries, Val di Noto and its Baroque towns.
Val di Noto is recognised by UNESCO for its Late Baroque towns, including Noto, Modica, Ragusa and Scicli, rebuilt after the earthquake of 1693 and now forming one of the most fascinating cultural landscapes in south-eastern Sicily.

Syracuse as a starting point for eastern Sicily
Zagare Siracusa Molo Suites is designed for guests wishing to experience Syracuse while also discovering the surrounding area.
In just a few days, it is possible to create a complete itinerary: Ortigia for its historic and Mediterranean charm, the Greek Theatre for classical culture, the Greek Tragedies for the theatrical experience, beaches and reserves for the sea, and Mount Etna and Val di Noto for extending the journey towards landscapes, wineries and cities of art.
An ideal base from which to experience Syracuse at close quarters and allow each day to be guided by Sicily’s light, sea and beauty.

Largo Gaetano Arezzo della Targia, 5 - 96100 Syracuse, Sicily, Italy
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