Slow trip
21 slow days of food and wine: Siracusa
21 days based in Siracusa, in March and April, built around food and wine. Siracusa gets 21 days, with Catania, Taormina and Noto nearby.
21 days · March or April · food & wine-first · easy walking
Siracusa
Siracusa, 21 days
Base yourself in Siracusa and make these your day trips.
9 towns · qualifying pool of 9 from 26 candidates
Coastal towns across 4 provinces, among them Siracusa, Catania, and Messina. UNESCO listed and historic city centers.
Getting around
Siracusa, your base, is on the rail network. 7 of the 9 towns in this corner have a railway station. Check whether they share a line, and the timetables, before you plan it without a car: rural frequencies run thin, especially on Sundays.
Day 1 · Arrive in Siracusa
Settle in. Siracusa is your base for the next 21 days. Take the afternoon to walk the centro, find your bearings, eat something local.
Day 2 · Day trip to Catania
First outing. Head to Catania for the day. Take the slow road, leave time to wander, be back in Siracusa for dinner.
Day 3 · Day trip to Noto
Out again, this time to Noto. Same rhythm: leave after breakfast, return for evening in Siracusa.
Day 4 · Day trip to Pachino
Out again, this time to Pachino. Same rhythm: leave after breakfast, return for evening in Siracusa.
Day 5 · Day trip to Aci Castello
Out again, this time to Aci Castello. Same rhythm: leave after breakfast, return for evening in Siracusa.
Day 6 · Day trip to Modica
Out again, this time to Modica. Same rhythm: leave after breakfast, return for evening in Siracusa.
Day 7 · Day trip to Riposto
Out again, this time to Riposto. Same rhythm: leave after breakfast, return for evening in Siracusa.
Day 8 · Day trip to Taormina
Last day trip in this corner, to Taormina. Make a day of it, then back to Siracusa.
Day 9 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 10 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 11 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 12 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 13 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 14 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 15 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 16 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 17 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 18 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 19 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 20 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
Day 21 · Day in Siracusa
A slower day. Stay in Siracusa. Walk side streets, find the market, take a long lunch.
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