The Bed & Breakfast StradaNuova is reborn, after a careful restructuring and thanks to the New Owners.
The location is located in a small square characteristic of a Sicilian village in the Historical Center of Scicli, ideal setting for those who love to experience special moments in a romantic setting, surrounded by the Sicilian Baroque and just a few meters away from the famous Via Francesco Mormina Penna and the Town Hall, Film office of the Vigata Police Station, the Office of Commissioner Montalbano.
In the Terrace, wisely equipped and with a breathtaking view of the main churches of the town, it is possible to share breakfast and stay in company, sensing the scent of the sea, only 8 km away. Those sensations will not be enough to impress them, they will have to be revived ... We continue to be excited ...
Every moment lived in the Bed & Breakfast StradaNuova is unique and pleasant, since the morning awakening in the quiet, between the chirping of birds and the warm light, which filters through the characteristic windows and regenerates the body and soul.
The renovated rooms have been transformed into unique flower-themed places, different from each other and equipped with every comfort.
The StradaNuova Bed & Breakfast is an ideal place for a holiday in Sicily and to visit both the natural and architectural paradise that surrounds Scicli.
Scicli is a historic and characteristic village in the province of Ragusa, in the heart of Baroque Sicily, a city whose historical center was awarded the UNESCO World Heritage Title in 2002 (together with seven other municipalities on the list of Late Baroque cities of the Val di Noto), in the southernmost part of Sicily, even further south than Tunis.
8 km from Donnalucata, an ancient hamlet of fishermen, 10 km from Modica, 20 km from Pozzallo (a pretty town from which you can reach Malta by catamaran in just 90 minutes), 16 km from Marina di Ragusa and 25 km from Ragusa Ibla.
Scicli is the ideal starting point to explore the beauty of the timeless island. From the long coastline just 8 km away and extending for 24 km, where the Irminio River Nature Reserve is set, the ible river par excellence, there are also long beaches of fine sand, both deserted and equipped. These alternate with imposing pristine cliffs that offer paradisiacal backdrops to be discovered by coasting on foot and by boat or simply by canoe.
Consider that the name Scicli is thought to derive from Siclis, one of the names used to indicate the Sicilians, the famous sea peoples that the Egyptians called Sheklesh. Built on the bed of ancient streams, surrounded by rugged rocky ridges it is full of wonderful baroque buildings, including the Beneventano palace and the Pal Giuseppe with the Cavalcata, Pasqua ("U Gioia or L'Uomo Vivo), the Feast of the Madonna of the Militia and the "Basole di Luce" Festival in the summer among the main events of the year.