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Charming house in Linguaglossa, surrounded by nature and with a private pool, ideal for those seeking a quiet and relaxing setting close to Mount Etna. The accommodation's internal layout includes a wide kitchen equipped with an oven, microwave and kettle, featuring a dining table and French doors leading outside. The sleeping area consists of a first bedroom with a queen-size bed and a single sofa bed, as well as a second bedroom with a queen-size bed. The apartment has two main bathrooms equipped with a bidet and shower box, and a third smaller bathroom. Outside, a large private garden with a swimming pool, furnished with a dining table and barbecue, acts as a perfect setting for a relaxing stay. Guests are provided with amenities such as a washing machine, iron, wi-fi connection and air conditioning in the kitchen and master bedroom. *Guests will benefit from an outdoor parking slot inside the property. *The swimming pool is open from the 15th of May to the 30th of September.

The city of Catania boasts a stunning historic center, protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Its architectural wonders, lively street markets, the wild beauty of Mount Etna, and the crystal-clear sea along the coast will captivate you. The Duomo of Sant’Agata (the city's patron saint), the Bellini Theater, the popular markets, Via Etnea, the splendid Monastery of the Benedictines (home to the Department of Humanities of the University), and Mount Etna are just a few of the marvels this city has to offer. Of course, it’s impossible to overlook the culinary delights of Catanese tradition, such as arancini (yes, they are called in the masculine here!), iris (fried or baked filled pastries), olivette di Sant’Agata, and brioche with granita. Be sure to try them all! For lovers of grilled horse meat, a symbol of Catanese gastronomy, a must-visit is Via del Plebiscito, a street in the historic center filled with the unmistakable aroma of constantly burning grills. Another unmissable destination just outside Catania is the coast, particularly the Gulf of Acitrezza, a charming location whose sea stacks were chosen by Giovanni Verga as the setting for his most famous novel, I Malavoglia.