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Superior Double or Twin Room, 1 Bedroom, Ensuite | 1 bedroom, Frette Italian sheets, premium bedding, down comforters
B&B Girosa

B&B Girosa

2.0 star property
Caltagirone
7.6 out of 10, Good, (78)
"Great location and great host"
United States
Daniele
The price is SAR 157
SAR 190 total
includes taxes & fees
24 Nov - 25 Nov
B&B Girosa
Terrace/patio
Casa Patronale Tipica Siciliana Home B&B TreMetriSoprailCielo camere con vista, colazione terrazzo panoramico

Casa Patronale Tipica Siciliana Home B&B TreMetriSoprailCielo camere con vista, colazione terrazzo panoramico

2.0 star property
Caltagirone
9.0 out of 10, Wonderful, (55)
"Very small but vert comfortable B&B located right on the famous majolica tiled steps in Caltagirone. Views across the town to the Duomo wonderful. Breakfast grear. Host very friendly and helpful."
United Kingdom
Robert
The price is SAR 243
SAR 457 total
includes taxes & fees
6 Dec - 7 Dec
Casa Patronale Tipica Siciliana Home B&B TreMetriSoprailCielo camere con vista, colazione terrazzo panoramico
Exterior
B&B Le Giare

B&B Le Giare

2.0 star property
Aidone
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (2)
"I had an excellent stay here and would recommend it to anyone looking to explore Aidone. The B&B is very close to a central piazza, the archaeological museum, and a number of places to eat. The staff are very helpful, but you have privacy too."
United States
Lillian
B&B Le Giare
Interior
Hotel Morgantina

Hotel Morgantina

2.0 star property
Aidone
2.0 out of 10, (2)
"hotel privo di acqua e non ho potuto soggiornare. in ogni caso non esiste piu' il ristorante e gli ospiti sono solo extracomunitari."
Italy
Giuseppe
Hotel Morgantina
Garden
I Templari

I Templari

2.0 star property
Polizzi Generosa
I Templari
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Perched high in Sicily's mountainous heart, Enna's ancient Castello di Lombardia offers spectacular views across the island's rugged interior. Explore the town's rich archaeological museum before joining locals for evening passeggiata along Via Roma's charming cafés and shops.

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#Lunchtime The Sicilian cannolo is one of the most famous Italian sweets in the world. Contrary to what most people believe, these delicious ricotta-cream filled wafers have been around for a long, long time. During his time spent in Sicily as a Roman queastor, Cicero fell in love with a predecessor of the modern cannolo. He described the dessert as a tube stuffed with a sweet, milk-based filling. According to some accounts, however, the creation of modern cannoli came as a result of the Arabs who once controlled Sicily. This satisfying sweet was likely created inside a Muslim harem in the city of Kalt El Nissa, modern-day Caltanissetta. In this harem, the women spent their time preparing this delicacy. In fact, it may very well have been on of these women who modified a preexisting Arab dessert made with ricotta, almonds and honey to fit Cicero’s description. In doing so, she created what is now known throughout the world as Sicilian cannoli.
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