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What Guests Said About Piazza Armerina:
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Restaurants very good.
Restaurants very good.
Strange town but ideal for visiting the must not miss Roman villa and the mosaics.
Also not to far from Morgantina which is also fascinating and one of the most scenic routes from piazza Armenia to get there.
Town is divided into two parts old and new.
Navigating the town by car is a nightmare as all one way.
If you have to navigate the old town it is almost impassable by car.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Besides visiting the Roman mosaics spend time in town and...
Besides visiting the Roman mosaics spend time in town and walk the medieval alleys. Not touristy and very atmospheric.
Do not eat at "gianna" across from San Stefanno church. Nice setting but lousy food.
If you go by local bus to Villa Romana watch the schedule. The posted ones are incorrect. The bus leaves now from HOTEL Villa Romana.
I returned at 11.15am by bus from the mosaic site.
EE4590
Germany
4.0
This town is not pretty.
This town is not pretty. The historical sights are mostly churches and they are usually closed. There isn't a central square or area for a drink and people watching. Restaurants are limited, but there are some very good ones.
pamela
United States of America
8.0
We included this stop on our trip of Sicily to use it as a...
We included this stop on our trip of Sicily to use it as a base to see Villa Romana Casale and Caltagirone. We did go into the city of Piazza Armerina which was interesting but difficult to drive through.
Julia
United States of America
6.0
It's all about Villa Romana Del Casale, Morgantina and...
It's all about Villa Romana Del Casale, Morgantina and the museum in Aidone. Nice place to eat, run by Germans, just across from the museum. We only ventured into Piazza once for a meal and got on the wrong street which was way too narrow for two way traffic and parked cars, lots of stopping, backing up, you know the routine. But dinner was pretty good at Goloso. Really funny watching the two cooks and the waiter watch tv from the open kitchen. Oh, Villa Reale is packed with big tour groups, very hard to appreciate the sights while you are stuck in the middle of them, like we were. But--the crowds thinned out nicely around noon for about an hour, then the hordes descended again. Just saying.
“Our hosts, Carolina and Giuseppe, were welcoming and engaging, and very knowledgable about the area, and the accommodations comfortable, clean and well-appointed.The location is in the countryside so one feels removed and yet it is a perfect location for visiting Villa Romana del Casale. We highly recommend Villa Artemide.”
“Owner very helpful and knowledgeable about Sicily
Tips on other things to see very useful
We loved the donkeys and dogs
And breakfast was divine
A lovely place to stay”
“Super friendly owners that make you feel at home! Nicely decorated rooms, anyhow the bathroom had quite some issues with the ventilation. Great breakfast, but I missed real italian coffee. We would come back! Great restaurant indication right around the corner”
“Staff (family) was very accommodating, including letting us use the fridge & freezer, and cook our soup on their stove! Dad made us a fresh salad with ingredients from his garden, delicious! A generous breakfast was included, and very tasty! We were sorry we couldn't stay longer! Excellent proximity to Villa Romana del Casale.”
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