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Palazzo Artemide

Siracusa, Italy

A historic retreat in the heart of Ortygia, steps from Syracuse's Sicilian Baroque Cathedral.

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Property Overview

Palazzo Artemide is housed in a late nineteenth-century building in the heart of Ortygia, nestled between the Cathedral and the Archbishopric. The hotel overlooks Piazza Minerva on Via Roma, the most central street in Syracuse. Founded in 1880, the building carries a strong Sicilian character throughout, from the limestone used in Greek temples and Baroque palaces to traditional courtyards influenced by Arab architecture. The restaurant’s tuff dammuso vaults further ground the experience in centuries of layered history.

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  • Personalized welcome note and local amenities
  • Daily breakfast for two (excluding room service)

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Accommodations

Piazza views and elegant details.

All forty of the rooms at Palazzo Artemide are thoughtfully furnished, with details that give each space its own character. Intimate, comfortable, and elegantly furnished, each room offers a comfortable place to unwind after a day exploring the city, coastline, and countryside of Sicily. Some rooms come with a view of Piazza Minerva or the characteristic Via Roma.
Restaurant + Bar

Sicilian flavors rooted in tradition.

Amunì Restaurant highlights a style of cuisine where Chef Giuseppe's imagination meets the ancient flavors of Sicilian gastronomy, drawing on the island’s seasonal ingredients. The bar sits on Piazza Minerva, the perfect spot for sipping a refreshing drink or pausing for a light lunch while admiring the Doric columns of the Temple of Athena.
  • Vibe
    Steeped in the magical atmosphere of Ortygia.
  • Who's it for?
    Palazzo Artemide is ideal for those looking to combine a Sicilian seaside destination with the rich Baroque culture of the island.
  • Location
    Palazzo Artemide sits on via Roma, the most central street in Syracuse, overlooking Piazza Minerva and the Doric columns of the Temple of Athena. The island of Ortygia is the ancient heart of the city, putting you within easy walking distance of Syracuse's most celebrated Sicilian Baroque landmarks.

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