Apartamento completo en Ragusa:

Ivy House - "AMBER"

Ivy House is an independant house built in the mid 19th century and has been divided into 3 self-contained flats. It is situated in the historic centre of Ragusa, but for all that it is very quiet. It is ideal as a base to explore the surrounding Montalbano country. The nearest beach is about 25 mins away, Ibla is within walking distance: both Ragusa and Ibla are UNESCO World Heritage towns.
"AMBER" is on the second floor and has a balcony overlooking the quiet street. There is an electric hoist to take heavy bags up from the street. It is bright and airy, and its characteristic is the exposed stone wall behind the bed. There are many personalised details including water-colours by the father and friends of the owner, a hand-crocheted border around the bed-spread to name but two.
In the area there are various archaeological sites as well as museums (one just round the corner), a very interesting Arab-style water mill, the little towns where the TV series Commissario Montalbano is filmed, a lake, a marina and many other attractions including of course the wonderful sandy beaches.
The food in this province is absolutely wonderful if you like fresh fish, local vegetables and fruit, cheeses (including buffalo-milk mozzarella). Up the road is the Forno Impero which sells the best "scacce" (a savoury pastry rolled into an oblong) in the district.

Ivy House is an independant house built in the mid 19th century and has been divided into 3 self-contained flats. It is situated in the historic centre of Ragusa, but for all that it is very quiet. It is ideal as a base to explore the surrounding Montalbano country. The nearest beach is about 25 mins away, Ibla is within walking distance: both Ragusa and Ibla are UNESCO World Heritage towns.
"AMBER" is on the second floor and has a balcony overlooking the quiet street. There is an electric hoist to take heavy bags up from the street. It is bright and airy, and its characteristic is the exposed stone wall behind the bed. There are many personalised details including water-colours by the father and friends of the owner, a hand-crocheted border around the bed-spread to name but two.
In the area there are various archaeological sites as well as museums (one just round the corner), a very interesting Arab-style water mill, the little towns where the TV series Commissario Montalbano is filmed, a lake, a marina and many other attractions including of course the wonderful sandy beaches.
The food in this province is absolutely wonderful if you like fresh fish, local vegetables and fruit, cheeses (including buffalo-milk mozzarella). Up the road is the Forno Impero which sells the best "scacce" (a savoury pastry rolled into an oblong) in the district.