CA Siemu casa vacanze a Ragusa Ibla

“CA SIEMU”, which means “we are here”, is a Sicilian saying that can explain almost everything literally in two words. It is a small 3-story building immersed in the beauty of Ragusa Ibla. It is an ancient building built 300 years ago with its typical stone vault, a private mini-house all to yourself with a double bedroom, bathroom and equipped kitchen-living room. The adjacent area includes ample free public parking. As hosts, we always try to be available to our guests The space The property is equipped with very quiet air conditioning, a washing machine, a Smart TV with Netflix streaming, a Web-pocket WiFi that allows you to have internet even if you are away from home, and a turntable with a small collection of vinyls. Kitchen-living room equipped with everything you need for simple dishes, aperitif on the balcony and breakfast. You will always find a set of shower linens and a courtesy kit. For stays of 5 days or more, a linen change will be provided, and cleaning is also available upon request. Breakfast is not provided, but coffee pods, bottles of water and various teas are offered by the property. Guest access The adjacent area is called "Quartiere San Paolo" - the first district, "the entrance" of Ragusa Ibla which is located before the start of the ZTL and includes ample free public parking (covered and uncovered) with spaces to also charge electric cars. The majestic Cathedral of San Giorgio is about a ten-minute walk away. Right here begins the Valley of Santa Domenica - a green area of particular natural, historical and archaeological interest, along the route of the line that connects Ragusa Superiore with Ragusa Ibla. The first bar, excellent trattoria and restaurant-pizzeria with classic Sicilian cuisine are less than a 5-minute walk away. Walking through the small streets you can admire some of the oldest buildings in Ragusa Ibla, declared UNESCO heritage, such as Palazzo Cosentini, Palazzo Arezzo until you reach the majestic Cathedral of San Giorgio (built in the 18th century) with its dome overlooking the square. Registration Details IT088009C225IYVLU8