Situata in una posizione strategica nel centro di Siracusa, la Casa Anita offre un patio, l'aria condizionata, la connessione Wi-Fi gratuita e una TV a schermo piatto. La struttura è stata costruita nel 1900 e dispone di sistemazioni con balcone.
L'appartamento presenta un lettore DVD, una cucina con frigorifero, forno e piano cottura, un soggiorno con area salotto e zona pranzo, 2 camere da letto e 1 bagno con bidet e doccia.
A vostra disposizione anche una terrazza.
Tra i luoghi di interesse nelle vicinanze della Casa Anita figurano la spiaggia di Cala Rossa, la spiaggia di Aretusa e il Tempio di Apollo. 63 km dall'Aeroporto di Catania-Fontanarossa, lo scalo più vicino.
There is a new facade on my property, and new windows, shutters and a new balcony. My recently decorated master bedroom and lounge overlook the sea and I love to watch the sunrise in the mornings. This bed now faces the new balcony and you can watch the sea without having to get up. It is also possible to eat breakfast on my terrace whilst still being able to see the water. I love to shop at the market on a daily basis for fresh fish, fruit and vegetables and to banter with the shopkeepers whilst being offered samples of their foods. To walk to the rocks and swim for an hour or two and if it is too hot to go down again in the evening for another swim. There are also many historical opportunities ranging from the Greek ampitheatre, even watching plays there to the catacombs and fabulous archeaological sites both in Ortigia and within walking distance. There is also Interbus direct from Catania airport to Siracusa which runs many times a day.
I live in England but spend as much time as possible at my apartment. It is home from home and has all the necessary amenities for a wonderful holiday. I am trying to learn Italian as there is less English spoken here than other parts of Italy. I live amongst Italians and have made many friends here. I especially like it when my neighbours and the local shops, including the market, recognise and acknowledge me every time and make me feel so very much at home. I first visited Siracusa in 2001 and did not know about Ortigia but when I first drove over the bridge into Ortigia, I fell in love with it.
It is wonderful, full of beautiful old baroque buildings. Ortigia oozes history and it never ceases to amaze me. You live amongst real people, doing their daily work. The fish market is real and alive and just sitting at a local coffee bar you can capture every aspect of local life whilst watching the world go by. There is something to suit everyone, eating a meal in a romantic setting overlooking the sea, swimming from the rocks, shopping in designer shops or the market, relaxing on a beach, ,visiting fabulous historical sites, or just having a Prosecco in Piazza Duomo. Horse drawn carriages, cobblestone streets where you can wander for hours and lovely churches to admire. This is real Italy.
