Top Syracuse Spring Break

The tasting will take place in a centuries-old estate that includes a Greek fortress. You can enjoy a pleasant visit, strolling through the vineyards and the lush exotic garden while a wine expert will guide you through a selection of 4 different wines representing the area and traditions of Sicily. You will learn about the different grape varieties, the soil, and the winemaking techniques used to produce these exceptional wines. Targetta: Grape variety: shiny Catarratto. Bright straw yellow in colour, with hints of orange blossom, golden apple and peach, with slight mineral hints. The taste is dry, savoury and fresh. Re Federico: hints of red fruits, flowers and vanilla. The taste is soft, balanced and harmonious, expressing good structure and pleasant envelopment. Damarete Rosato: dense yet flowing, wild yet elegant, consistent yet refined. Baronessa di Canseria: scents of green pepper with notes of morello cherry, cinchona root and leather. Minimum participants: 2 people

The best way to explore the wonders of Etna starting from Syracuse! Start an exciting adventure along the spectacular slopes of Mount Etna, where an expert guide will lead you into the fascinating world of volcanic phenomena. You will experience the perfect fusion of natural beauty and geological wonders, all within the UNESCO World Heritage site. The craters you will explore are located between 1,900 and 2,000 meters above sea level—an ideal altitude to discover and enjoy breathtaking views. Next, venture into the depths of a volcanic cave. With helmets and torches in hand, you will safely discover the underground secrets of this active volcano. Your guide will enrich you with fascinating details about eruptions and speleology, ensuring an unforgettable experience. Finally, treat yourself to a relaxing lunch consisting of Sicilian "Tavola Calda", water and wine!

Some history-focused group walking tours can feel impersonal and rushed. Enjoy an intimate experience on this private walking tour of the small island of Ortygia in the historic center of Syracuse. As you walk from the ancient Greek Temple of Apollo to the Arethusa Fountain and through the Jewish Quarter, your guide reveals the rich history of the ancient city.

Rather than looking up recipes online, enjoy a more authentic and practical way of learning how to make Italian dishes—a hands-on cooking class in Syracuse. To help expand your knowledge of local ingredients, the experience begins with a market tour to pick up seasonal produce. Then, go to a local’s home for an aperitivo and a chance to make both pasta and tiramisu.