Although travelers flock to Sicily every year in search of Mediterranean Sea views, imposing ancient architecture, and fresh seafood, many miss a visit to the stunning city that has it all: Syracuse and its historic center, Ortigia. Located on the southeastern coast of Sicily, Syracuse (Siracusa in Italian) is often overlooked by travelers in favor of Taormina, its opulent cousin to the north. But its unique blend of coastal Italian culture, coupled with rich history and Baroque-style architecture, make it a must-visit destination.

Syracuse began as an ancient Greek settlement nearly 3,000 years ago, and its beauty has beckoned both travelers and empires for centuries (Roman, Byzantine, Islamic, and Norman, to name a few). Even the Roman orator, Cicero, referred to it as “the greatest Greek city and the most beautiful of all.” Steeped in layers of history, Syracuse was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its historic and cultural significance.

Syracuse’s old town and crown jewel is the island of Ortigia. Perched on the sea at the city’s southern edge and connected only by two bridges, Ortigia is considered one of the most beautiful places in Italy. Just two miles in circumference, this small island has everything travelers to Italy crave: charming cobblestone streets and Baroque-style piazzas, ancient history around every corner, endless views of the sparkling sea, and fresh Sicilian-style seafood. Plus, it’s connected by train to many popular Sicilian spots like Taormina, Noto, Ragusa, and Modica.

I was lucky enough to explore Ortigia on a recent trip to Sicily, and collected many amazing experiences on the island. But to help travelers fully appreciate the destination, I asked for additional insights from Linda Sarris, a Palermo-based travel expert, author, and private chef who organizes incredible experiences throughout Sicily. Here’s everything you’ll need to explore the magical island of Ortigia.

Best Hotels

Algilà Ortigia Charme Hotel

Situated near the water on the eastern side of the island, Algilà is housed in a renovated Baroque palace and spreads across three gorgeous building complexes. There are a variety of room types, each uniquely designed and decorated with restored wooden paneling, wrought-iron detailing, and stone archways. We also loved the complimentary breakfast buffet and Sarris recommends trying the in-house restaurant for dinner.

Ortea Palace Hotel, Autograph Collection

Once a historic 1920s post office, Ortea Palace Hotel is conveniently located right across the bridge from mainland Syracuse and is considered to be one of the best in Sicily. Part of the Marriott’s Autograph Collection, the property’s dazzling lobby and spacious rooms are outfitted with Italian marble and elegant furnishings, with many accommodations boasting sea views, too. Guests can unwind in the indoor swimming pool, enjoy full spa treatments, or grab a drink at Incanto, the hotel’s rooftop terrace with panoramic vistas of the city.

Hotel Gutkowski

Sarris describes Hotel Gutkowski as “an eclectic little boutique hotel” spread out over two buildings overlooking the water. Both recently renovated buildings date back to the 19th century and house 26 rooms with their own stylish mix of modern and antique furnishings. Guests love the breakfast with local ingredients and relaxing on the terrace, right on the water’s edge.

Lùme

Sarris recommends this small but stylish six-room hotel not far from the water, noting its design and bistro. Meant to resemble a family home, Lùme feels comfortable and intimate, and it’s full of charming details and pops of color. Enjoy evening aperitivo on the rooftop terrace or try one of the many types of massages offered in the on-site hammam.

Best Things to Do

Explore Ortigia Street Market.

From Monday through Saturday, various stalls line the northern corner of Ortigia, filled with colorful textiles, local spices and nuts, produce, and fresh seafood. The vibrant market feels like the cultural heart of the city, with neighbors greeting each other as they shop and vendors bartering across stalls. It’s located right by the water and dotted with casual restaurants where you can grab a quick bite and enjoy the views. If you can, snag a bag of Sicilian almonds from one of the stalls—their delicate, buttery flavor is unlike any you’ve had before.

Experience ancient Siracusa at Neapolis Archeological Park.

Perfect for history and nature lovers alike, this archaeological park is located in the heart of Syracuse, an easy mile-and-a-half walk or 10-minute taxi ride from Ortigia. Neapolis Archeological Park is full of ancient wonders, including a Greek theater dating back to the third century B.C.E., a Roman amphitheater, and the Ear of Dionysius, a massive limestone cave carved into the hill. The park itself is gorgeous and peaceful, removed from the bustling city. Walk along winding pathways lined with centuries-old lemon and orange trees, and marvel at the limestone grottos as you take in the historic sites. Occasionally, the park hosts modern art installations for visitors to admire during their visit.

Walk the entire island.

Small and easy to navigate, Ortigia is best explored on foot. Start along the lungomare, the outer path along the water, where you’ll find scenic viewpoints and locals sunbathing on the rocky beaches below. Then, head into the city center and wander through the charming cobblestone streets and piazzas. Don’t miss some of Ortigia’s primary attractions, including the Maniace Castle, Temple of Apollo, Cathedral of Syracuse, and Fountain of Diana, along the way. End your walking tour on the western side of the island at the mythologically famed Fountain of Arethusa, and grab a drink at Zefiro or at one of the many waterfront bars along Lungomare Alfeo for sunset.

Visit the Cathedral of Syracuse.

Also known as the Duomo di Siracusa, this stunning church is infused with history. It began as the Greek Temple of Athena, built in the fifth century B.C.E., and its original doric columns are still incorporated into the walls of the church. Today, its incredible Baroque facade is the focal point of Ortigia. Multiple layers of architectural history can be seen throughout the cathedral as it has been transformed a number of times by Byzantine, Arabic, and Norman settlers. The piazza surrounding the Cathedral of Syracuse is similarly elegant, with other Baroque-style architecture woven among charming cafes and restaurants. It’s the perfect place to stop, have a coffee, and take in the view.

Take a boat tour.

To fully take in the beauty of Ortigia, Sarris recommends hopping on a boat tour. Ortigia Island Excursion offers a variety of options, from a daytime tour of Ortigia and its stunning nearby sea caves to a sunset aperitivo cruise. Soak up the sunshine and learn a bit of history as you discover some of Ortigia’s defining landmarks from the sea.

Best Nightlife

Zefiro

For great cocktails and a fun vibe with an even better view, head to Zefiro. Sarris describes it as the “perfect spot to catch the sunset,” and we couldn’t agree more. This seafront cocktail bar is ideally located on the western coast of the island, right under Belvedere Largo Aretusa, a bustling piazza that locals and tourists flock to in the evening. Sip an expertly crafted cocktail while watching the sun dip behind the Ionian Sea. For sunbathers visiting in the warmer months, Zefiro also rents out beach recliners for the day in their solarium.

Best Restaurants

Caseificio Borderi

Looking for lunch near the bustling Ortigia Street Market? Try one of the enormous sandwiches at Caseificio Borderi. Each one is loaded with Italian meats and cheeses, as well as local delicacies like pistachio pesto, artichoke cream, sun-dried tomatoes, and Sicilian caponata. Try to grab a spot at one of the deli’s outdoor tables or take your sandwich to go and eat it along the water.

Fratelli Burgio

Sarris recommends eating at Fratelli Burgio, the salumeria right next door to Caseificio Borderi. Fratelli Burgio makes excellent salads and sandwiches, but it’s especially renowned for its charcuterie boards. Each one features little bowls filled with local meats, cheeses, vegetables, and delicious house-made spreads. Snag a seat outside for lunch or peruse the shop for Sicilian goodies you can take home with you.

Apollonion Osteria da Carlo

If you’re craving a seafood dinner, consider Apollonion. Nestled on a side street behind the Temple of Apollo, this small osteria is known for its tasting menu, fully dependent on the daily catches of the day. Reserve a table in the cozy, stone-walled dining room, order a glass of Sicilian wine, and sit back as Apollonion brings out course after course of fresh seafood dishes, all prepared in local styles. The restaurant also offers an à la carte menu.

Cortile Verga

“Reserve ahead and spend your evening in this cocktail bar that serves small plates and some of the best drinks in town,” says Sarris. Located in a gorgeous 18th-century courtyard, the romantic ambience of Cortile Verga is unmatched. In addition to its mix of classic and creative cocktails, it serves a variety of innovative bites and bruschettas, from salmon tartare and an eggplant mille-feuille to fresh shrimp salad and burrata with anchovies.

Antica Locanda

To experience true Sicilian hospitality, visit this homey dinner spot on the western side of Ortigia. Antica Locanda doles out comforting Sicilian dishes, from platters of fresh fish to generous bowls of seafood pasta. We loved the appetizer of mussels with croutons, but perhaps even more impressive than the food is the warmth of the staff. The chef and owner and his team go out of their way to welcome guests, offer suggestions, and make you feel like you’re having dinner in a Sicilian home.

Best Time to Visit

While you can visit any time of year, Syracuse and Ortigia are best enjoyed during the warmer months—spring through fall. During the summer, Ortigia (like all of Sicily) experiences high temperatures and sunny skies, perfect for boat rides and taking a dip in the Mediterranean (don’t forget to pack your water shoes). For art lovers, a series of classical plays are put on in Neapolis’ ancient Greek theater every May and June. We especially recommend visiting during the shoulder seasons of March to May and September to October, as the weather is milder and the city is less crowded.

How to Get There

Ortigia is located about an hour south of the Catania-Fontanarossa Airport (CTA). Once you fly in, you can easily reach the city by taxi. For a less expensive alternative, the Interbus runs every 30 minutes or so between the airport and Siracusa-Corso Gelone 50 (the stop for Ortigia). Tickets can be bought ahead of time online or at an airport kiosk. Alternatively, you can rent a car from the airport. If you choose this option, we recommend asking your hotel for parking options, as many offer convenient valet services for a small, additional fee.

How to Get Around

Once you’re on the small island of Ortigia, the best way to get around is by walking. Ortigia is only about two-thirds of a mile long by one-third of a mile wide, making it manageable on foot. If you want to take a taxi to Neapolis Archeological Park or elsewhere in Syracuse, there are active taxi stands right by Ortigia’s main bridge, near the Temple of Apollo. Syracuse’s train station is about a mile from Ortigia, and from there, you can take easy day trips to Noto, Ragusa, Catania, and Taormina.

Planning a trip involves much more than just picking a destination. Timing your bookings correctly can save you hundreds of dollars and ensure you get the experiences you want.

This comprehensive guide breaks down exactly when you should book each component of your travel to maximize savings and minimize stress.

Start With the Essentials: Documents and Protection First

Before diving into flights and hotels, secure your travel foundations. Check your passport expiration date. Many countries require at least six months of validity remaining. Research visa requirements well in advance, as some can take weeks or months to process. For comprehensive visa information and assistance with electronic visas and travel authorizations, HandyVisas provides up-to-date entry requirements and streamlined online application processes for destinations worldwide.

Travel insurance is your safety net. Purchase it as soon as you book any non-refundable travel expenses, ideally within 15 days of your initial booking. Early purchase unlocks maximum coverage benefits, often including trip cancellation protection from the moment you buy. Policies purchased later may exclude coverage for events that occur between booking and insurance purchase.

For specialized coverage like “Cancel For Any Reason” benefits or pre-existing medical condition waivers, most insurers require purchase within 14-21 days of your initial trip deposit. Travel insurance can be booked up to 18 months in advance for single trips, with coverage beginning immediately upon purchase.

Read as well our guide: How to Choose the Right Travel Insurance

Flight Booking Strategy: Timing Is Everything

Domestic Flights

Sweet spot: 28-42 days before departure

Recent data shows the optimal booking window for domestic US flights has settled around 28-42 days in advance. CheapAir’s 2024 analysis of 917 million fares found 42 days offered the best average prices, while Expedia suggests 28 days can save up to 24% compared to last-minute bookings.

The prime booking window typically spans 21-74 days before departure, with fares changing an average of 49 times between release and takeoff. This volatility makes fare tracking essential. Set up price alerts through Google Flights or airline apps to catch sudden drops.

International Flights

Book early: 50-320 days ahead

International flight booking has become more complex, with optimal timing varying dramatically by destination. For Europe, the ideal booking window has shifted from 45 days in 2023 to an extraordinary 320 days in advance for 2024, likely due to events like the Olympics and increased post-pandemic demand.

Other international destinations show more moderate requirements:

• Caribbean: 29 days (down from 56 days in 2023)
• Asia: 71 days (reduced from 144 days in 2023)
• South America: Similar to Asia, around 60-90 days
• Canada: Book closer to departure, around 30-45 days

Google Flights data suggests booking international flights 101 days before departure on average, with the historical low price range starting 50+ days out.

Day of the Week Matters

Best booking day: Sunday
Expedia’s research shows Sunday bookings save an average of 17% compared to Friday bookings. The old “Tuesday rule” has lost relevance, with recent studies showing only 1.6% of routes benefit from Tuesday booking, yielding minimal 6% savings.

Best departure days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Flying mid-week saves an average of 12-18% compared to weekend departures. Summer domestic flights show particularly strong savings when departing Tuesday through Thursday.

Hotel Booking: Flexibility Wins

Booking Timeline

Domestic hotels: 15-30 days ahead
Unlike flights, hotels benefit from later booking. KAYAK data reveals that booking too far in advance often results in higher prices due to dynamic pricing models. The optimal window for domestic hotels falls 15-30 days before check-in, with some properties offering last-minute deals within a week of arrival.

International hotels: 2-4 months for peak periods
For high-demand destinations and peak travel seasons, book 2-4 months ahead. Popular cities like Paris, Tokyo, and New York require earlier booking, especially during festivals, holidays, or major events.

Best Days to Book and Stay

Best booking day: Friday for domestic, Thursday for international
Skyscanner’s 2023 data shows Friday bookings save 2% on domestic hotels, while Thursday bookings save 6% on international properties. However, KAYAK’s 2024 analysis suggests these savings are marginal.

Cheapest check-in day: Sunday
Sunday check-ins can be up to 24% cheaper than Friday arrivals, as business travelers depart and weekend tourists head home. For international stays, Tuesday check-ins offer the best rates.

Seasonal Considerations

Hotel prices fluctuate dramatically based on local events and seasons. Research destination-specific peak periods—for instance, European beach destinations peak in July-August, while tropical locations may be most expensive during dry seasons.

Consider shoulder seasons (just before or after peak times) for significant savings, often 30-50% less than peak rates while still offering good weather and fewer crowds.

Activities and Attractions: Plan Ahead for Peace of Mind

Museums and Cultural Sites

Book major attractions immediately after travel dates are confirmed

Popular museums and monuments increasingly use timed-entry systems to manage crowds. The Louvre, for instance, should be booked as early as possible, especially for morning time slots that offer smaller crowds and better photo opportunities.

For world-famous sites during peak season:

• Immediately: Iconic attractions like the Louvre, Vatican Museums, Sagrada Familia, Anne Frank House…
• 2-4 months ahead: Major museums during summer or school holidays
• 1-2 weeks ahead: Most regional museums and smaller attractions

Many museums offer dynamic pricing with cheaper rates for less popular time slots. Book early morning or late afternoon visits for both better prices and smaller crowds.

Tours and Experiences

Popular tours, especially small-group experiences, food tours, and adventure activities, often sell out weeks in advance during peak seasons. Book unique experiences immediately after confirming your travel dates.

Consider purchasing city museum passes or attraction cards, but remember you’ll still need to reserve specific time slots even with these passes.

Budget vs. Luxury: Strategic Timing Differences

Budget Travel Booking Strategy

• Flights: Use error fares and flash sales; be flexible with dates
• Hotels: Book hostels and budget chains 2-4 weeks ahead; consider last-minute deals
• Activities: Look for free walking tours and municipal museums

Luxury Travel Booking Strategy

• Flights: Book premium cabin seats 3-6 months ahead for best availability
• Hotels: Luxury properties require 2-6 months advance booking for prime rooms
• Activities: Private tours and high-end experiences book months in advance

Special Circumstances and Pro Tips

Peak Season Booking (Summer, Holidays, Major Events)

• Flights: 4-6 months ahead minimum
• Hotels: 6+ months for major destinations
• Activities: Book immediately after travel dates confirmed

Last-Minute Travel

If flexibility is your priority, consider:

• Tuesday-Thursday departures for better last-minute flight deals
• Hotel apps with same-day deals
• Package deals that combine flight and hotel for savings

Group Travel

Large groups (8+ people) require earlier booking across all categories:

• Families: Add 1-2 months to standard recommendations
• Large groups: Book 6+ months ahead for coordinated travel

Red Flags to Avoid

Don’t wait if:

• Traveling during major holidays or events
• Visiting destinations with limited accommodation options
• Planning once-in-a-lifetime experiences
• Traveling with inflexible dates
• Booking for large groups

Be cautious of:

• Booking flights more than 11 months in advance (airlines may not have released schedules)
• Assuming weekend bookings always cost more (this varies by destination)
• Ignoring cancellation policies when booking early
• Booking vacation rentals without reading recent reviews

Your Action Plan

1. Secure documents and insurance (as soon as trip is planned – check here)
2. Book flights (28-42 days domestic, 50-320 days international)
3. Reserve major attractions (immediately after flights confirmed)
4. Book accommodations (15-30 days domestic, 2-4 months international peak season)
5. Arrange transportation and smaller activities (2-4 weeks before travel)

Remember, these guidelines represent averages based on extensive data analysis. Your specific situation (destination popularity, travel dates, group size, and flexibility) will influence the optimal timing. The key is starting your research early while maintaining the flexibility to book when prices drop or availability becomes limited.

Set up price alerts, monitor multiple booking platforms, and don’t hesitate to book when you find a good deal that meets your needs.

In today’s dynamic travel market, hesitation often costs more than early commitment.

Traveling with small children is no walk in the park, even under the best of circumstances. But as families on the go know, not all airports are created equal—and a new study set out to find the 10 most family-friendly airports in the world.

British stroller company iCandy recently released its Little Flyers Index, which examined 117 airports around the world and ranked them according to their kid-friendliness. Scores were determined based on factors that parents care about the most: the number of restaurants available, the number of children’s play areas, the number of breastfeeding and nursing rooms, rentable strollers, family-friendly security lines, and the number of passengers who fly from the airport each year. Each airport was then given a score out of 100.

After crunching the numbers, Spain’s Menorca Airport (MAH), located on the Mediterranean coast, came out on top with a score of 95. This small airport has four children’s play areas, three nursing rooms, eight dining options, and a smaller number of annual passengers, making it easier to navigate than other airports.

The second airport in the top ten, Latvia’s Riga Airport (AIX), has 12 restaurants, three play areas, four nursing rooms, rentable strollers, and family-friendly security. Third on the list is the Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) in Poland, which has 25 restaurants, three play areas, 19 nursing rooms, rentable strollers, and family-friendly security options.

Here are the 10 best family-friendly airports in the world, according to the study:

1. Menorca Airport, Spain
2. Riga International Airport, Latvia
3. Warsaw Chopin Airport, Poland
4. Montréal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL), Canada
5. Oslo Airport (OSL), Norway
6. Istanbul Airport (IST), Turkey
7. Lyon–Saint-Exupéry Airport (LYS), France
8. London Luton Airport (LTN), U.K.
9. Munich Airport (MUC), Germany
10. Copenhagen Airport (CPH), Denmark

Several U.S. airports appeared on the complete Little Flyer Index, but none made the top 20. The highest ranking U.S. airport is the Memphis International Airport (MEH) in Tennessee, in the 23rd spot.

For parents planning a family-friendly vacation, airports that offer amenities designed for young children can be a major game-changer. Spending a layover at an airport with a play area could mean the difference between a totally peaceful second leg of a journey or a total toddler meltdown. A nursing station could mean the difference between a pain-free journey and fumbling in a dirty bathroom stall with an infant, a suitcase, and zero patience. Hopefully, more airports will catch on, and there will be just as many play areas as we do vending machines for eyebrow pencils.

Dainty little makeup cases are great for packing mini toiletries in your carry-on, but long trips call for breaking out the big bottles—and sure thing, this extra-large cosmetics bag can fit them. Whether you prefer not to leave town without your dearest eyeshadow palette or you’re someone with a 10-step skincare routine, this under-$30 Eachy bag can handle it. How do we know? Even flight attendants love it.

Eachy Travel Cosmetics Bag

Most full-size makeup containers and personal care bottles can fit inside this 10-inch by 5-inch case, which also stands 5 inches tall. It’s uniquely shaped like a box and made with a thick yet semi-flexible PU leather, so the bag keeps its shape in your suitcase instead of going flat and squishing precious cargo. The exterior is splash-proof (which means that it’s bathroom counter-friendly) and looks expensive, like real leather, reviewers say.

What people seem to like the most, besides its size, though, is that it offers many organizational pockets, partitions, and compartments on the inside. There really is a place for everything, no matter how much of an overpacker you are.

According to one Amazon shopper, “it looks high-quality,” and it opens up “like a little salon.” The zipper—metal, not plastic—is cleverly positioned so that the case opens from the middle, not the top, so you can see everything at once. “The design of this bag is genius,” another person wrote. “It opens up entirely so you can see everything that is inside.”

“I ordered just in time for a trip and it has been life-changing, honestly,” one person wrote. “I can not imagine ever using a makeup bag that doesn’t open like this. I even use it at home, and I just keep it open on my counter and everything is accessible ALL the time.”

Eachy Travel Cosmetics Bag

As one of the top cosmetics bags on Amazon, the Eachy bag has earned five stars from more than 6,000 people—including flight attendants. “I ordered four different bags, and after this one, I knew I had the one,” one said. “It fits all of my makeup and skincare, it is easy to pack, and it looks cute.” The Eachy organizer comes in more than a dozen different neutral shades, and there’s also a medium size that measures 9 inches by 4 inches by 4 inches.

At just $29, you won’t want to wait to get your hands on the “best makeup bag ever” from Amazon. And, find even more affordable large-capacity toiletry bags below.

More Makeup Bags at Amazon:

Bagsmart Large Makeup Organizer With Handles

Lay-n-Go Cosmo Drawstring Cosmetics Bag

Ocheal Travel Cosmetics Case

Coosky Hanging Toiletry Bag

Chomeiu Makeup Bag With LED Mirror

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Everyone seems to be trying to get the best unlimited eSIM data plans. Students, remote workers, and even people at home need it. It’s very important to stay online even while traveling. But buying a new physical SIM card for every country is not very ideal. Good thing Eskimo.Travel is here!

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Countries with Eskimo’s Data Plans

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They’re working on expanding this list, so keep an eye out for more countries coming soon!

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Enjoy your unlimited high-speed data with 1GB/day at top speed! No need to choose an eSIM data plan immediately. Also, there’s no need for a QR code if you follow the steps above.

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Why Eskimo Is Better Than Other eSIM Brands

There might be many other brands out there. But why pick Eskimo? Here are some reasons:

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