Location & Contacts
Hotel Palazzo Cavalieri Siracusa

Syracuse & Ortigia
In the heart of the ancient city, just a stone's throw from Ortigia

Syracuse is one of the oldest cities in the Mediterranean — three thousand years of history layered within an urban center that is experienced on foot, read on the walls, and breathed in the air.

At its heart lies Ortigia, the ancient island connected to the mainland by a pedestrian bridge: a labyrinth of Baroque alleys, quiet squares, honey-colored palaces, and the ever-present sea surrounding it on all sides.

Palazzo Cavalieri is located 250 meters from that bridge — close enough to reach Ortigia in just a few minutes on foot, yet far enough out to experience the historic center away from the chaos of the tourist hub. A location that is hard to find, and one you truly appreciate only once you arrive.

By car

The hotel is located at Via Malta 42, in the historic center of Syracuse. The area has restricted traffic regulations (ZTL) — we recommend unloading your luggage at the entrance and parking in the paid parking areas in the immediate vicinity. The staff can guide you to the most convenient options upon arrival.

By train

Syracuse train station is about a 15-minute walk from the hotel. It connects to Catania, Messina, and the main Sicilian cities. A transfer service from the station is also available upon request.

From the airport

Catania Fontanarossa (CTA)
The nearest airport is Catania Fontanarossa (CTA),
about 60 km from the hotel
a one-hour drive under normal traffic conditions.

Connections
It is served by numerous low-cost and legacy airlines
with direct flights from
major Italian and European cities.

Private transfer service
A transfer service to and from the airport
is available upon request.

Main points of interest nearby
Distances from Hotel Palazzo Cavalieri Siracusa

Isola di Ortigia - 250 m 
Tempio di Apollo - 450 m
Fontana di Diana - 700 m 
Duomo di Siracusa - 1 km
Fonte Aretusa - 1.2 km
Aeroporto di Catania Fontanarossa - 60 km

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