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Because of its central location, we used Piazza Armerina as a base for exploring other parts of the island. The medieval center of Piazza Armerina is certainly interesting but not sufficiently so to make the town itself a must-see destination. Nearby Enna and Caltagirone are more picturesque but also more difficult to navigate.
Cute town, windy narrow streets, beautiful buildings (sadly many are derelict) safe, and locals very ready to offer help and guidance. We had great meals as recommended by our host and loved our time here.
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.
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.
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.
“Nice rooms , location and the nearby al fagher restaurant. ”
“The Villa is in easy reach from the historical town of Piazza Armerina and the set-up of the Villa with such lovely grounds and the serenity of the place.”
“Great property. It is a beautiful typical Sicily villa. The accommodations were very comfertable. It had a fabulous bathroom and shower. We also enjoyed the pool. ”
“Bedroom and Bathroom were excellent and very comfortable. Overall the building is quite attractive inside and out. Breakfast was quite nice and included two fresh home made cakes, one of which was gluten free. Our host and hostess were very friendly and informative. This is a great place to stay when visiting the Piazza Armerina area and Casale della Romana in particular.”
“Mario does a great job of taking care of everything. His wife cooks a wonderful dinner. Quiet location in beautifully restored stone home with antiques, set in an ancient olive grove. Close to major sites. 25 meter pool, screens on window and door. Large room with king bed and full size walk in shower.”
