De Curtis B&b

'De Curtis Bed&Breakfast is a touristy establishment just in the center of Catania.
It is in a logistic position, not to far from the station, so you can join the near Ionic Cost locations (Taormina, Giardini Naxos), Siracusa and the Etna, offering besides an easy access from the airport and from the motorway.

You won't be so far from the most historically interesting places like the Massimo Bellini Theatre, the Duomo Square, the streets of Via Etnea and Corso Sicilia and the market of Fiera O'Luni.

From the B&B you can calmly go on foot to the best pubs of the Historic Center.

Accommodated in an ancient palace of the Seventeenth Century, you can enjoy what it occurs for a beautiful holiday in Catania, including the politeness and hospitality of the familiar administration.

You can also choose between some options of rooms (for one, two, four
places) provided with conditioning air, a smart furniture, TV and bathroom.

Wide common spaces elegantly decorated are available for free time and meetings.

Transporting services from and to the airport and trips to the most attractive locations can be organized just there.

Inside the prestigious halls there is also a permanent exposition of the appreciated painter Lo Greco, who shows his "falsies" of the greatest artists of the Classicism and the Impressionism. Each room is dedicated to a great master.'

Advise about arrival time.

Credit Card facilities.

Check in time until 2pm.

Check out time at 10.30am.

Directions

From Catania Fontanarossa Airport (CTA):
Distance to De Curtis Bed and Breakfasts is 6 kilometres, approximately 20 minutes' drive.

Getting there. The number 457 city bus departs every 20 minutes to central Catania. Tickets are available from a booth in front of the terminal building, and must be validated when boarding. Taxis to Catania should cost around 40 EUR. Prices are all subject to change.

Getting around. An inexpensive rail network links Sicily's larger towns, including Palermo, Messina, Catania, Taormina, and Syracuse. Buses run throughout the towns and many of the smaller villages. A car is recommended for exploring the less touristy areas.

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