Built in the second half of the 19th century, Dimora Archimedea is in an enchanting and evocative position at the heart of the Neapolis Archaeological Park. Exactly where Cicero identified the legendary tomb of the mathematician Archimedes of Syracuse: the Grotticelle Necropolis dating back to the 5th century BC.
Deluxe Double Room
Deluxe Double Room
Deluxe King Double Room
Superior King Suite Double Room
Deluxe King Double/Quadruple Room
Deluxe King Double/Quadruple Room
Junior Double/Triple/Quadruple Suite with private terrace
Being at the Dimora has always meant being at home.
Come in, take a seat, feel free to rest, to take off your shoes and walk barefoot, to open the fridge, to sip wine, to read a book, to walk in the garden.
It’s quite simple: feel good, feel at home.
At the archaeological heart of the city of Syracuse, at the Dimora you are surrounded by history and culture.
In addition to the Neapolis Archaeological Park, a few steps away stands the splendid Church of San Giovanni alle Catacombe which still retains traces of that charm that pushed travelers of the ‘700 and’ 800 to visit it.
Another unmissable stops are the Paolo Orsi archaeological museum, the Latomie dei Cappuccini or the Borgata district…
Dimora is ready to welcome you and make you live the history of one of the most beautiful and admired Polis of ancient Greece
