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Javier_F_MT
Valletta, Malta31 contributions
Sep 2020
A tiny fishing village with a lot of character, mostly known by yacht owners as the berthing place where you can have a decent fish based meal. The old village core is small and quaint, great in the evening for that stroll amongst the narrow roads after a meal. followed by a gelato (a must). A nice stroll by the seaside during the night is called Italian living. Enjoying a bottle of wine with your partner in this historic romantic setting is called 'amore' .
The tonnara is a must to visit. the walls and the building s speak stories.
Away from the old part the town is well served with numerous good restaurants.
The tonnara is a must to visit. the walls and the building s speak stories.
Away from the old part the town is well served with numerous good restaurants.
Written September 26, 2020
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Outofdodge_10
Santa Fe, NM1,333 contributions
Oct 2022
Marzamemi sits on the stunning Ionian Sea in eastern Sicily. It's a tiny village worth visiting. There are several restaurants and beautiful lookouts. It's a wonderful day trip or stay overnight to relax. Just know that hotel accommodations are limited.
Written March 31, 2023
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Caltanissetta, Italy2,871 contributions
Jun 2021 • Family
In the east side of the Sicily Island, in the Siracusa area, there is the beautiful little village of Marzamemi. It was an old tuna-fisher village. It's fantastic in the little ways, there are tipical store of granita and other tipical Sicillian food.
Written June 6, 2021
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Nury
Lisbon, Portugal477 contributions
Oct 2021
The town is not well preserved, many shops and restaurants closed. Could be more atractive. Not worth the trip
Written October 16, 2021
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Catalin D
Bucharest, Romania29 contributions
Jul 2017 • Couples
It is a nice place to walkarround. Lovely view at the marina. Lots of traditional restaurants. Recomended for a quiet evening.
Written July 16, 2017
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Matthias R
Bonn, Germany11 contributions
Aug 2019 • Couples
Place is completely overrated. Rubbish lies around everywhere, it smells rotten and people just thow their garbage on the streets and the sea. Disgusting tourist trap with absolutely nothing to see. The only purpose is to rip people off. Restaurants are ridiculously expensive, quality is bad. Please don't go there and spend your time visiting one of the many beautiful and worthwhile places of southern Sicily.
Written August 15, 2019
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Susan K
Arlington, VA64 contributions
Nov 2017 • Friends
Small fishing village with open air plazas, some cute little shops and several restaurants that serve awesome fresh fish. The restaurant Il Borgo was closing, but stayed open for our group of 10 friends. We had an awesome meal with several bottles of local wine. Our host was a pleasure and we all agreed life is very good!
Written November 10, 2017
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wineandtravellover
Mill Valley, CA144 contributions
May 2017 • Couples
We went to see Marzameni after hearing from several people that it was a charming seaside town. We'll, there's an old tuna factory that is ok to see and a lot of pricey tourist restaurants as well as trinket sellers. The sea is nice here but I can't imagine why it was recommended. It's a bit of a sad old town where not much is going on. I wouldn't say avoid it but don't make a special trip or plan to stay too long
Written May 20, 2017
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David Y
12 contributions
Sep 2019
We went there on recommendation for food. At lunchtime I in mid September nothing seemed to be happening. Few cafes open and menus limited. Whole atmosphere was dreary. Public toilets a disgrace and place untidy.
Written September 20, 2019
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Mark W
Pompano Beach, FL221 contributions
Jul 2018 • Friends
I only learned of this place thanks to wonderful pictures I saw on Instagram. However, I knew I had to visit and so I did. Without regret. This little seaside village is a great stopover or even better for a quiet and peaceful multi-day stay. En route you will feel like maybe your GPS is fooling you, but it is the only thing around so your GPS will get you there. Parking is easy in the lot just outside the city and not expensive. There is a beach - part of which is under construction - but it is not crowded so a nice place to enjoy some quiet time. The city or better called small town has the main attraction of Piazza Regina Margherita. Here you will find some nice and very photogenic restaurants. Always by the church and on the other side by the sea are more restaurants. These places are just begging for you to stay until the evening to dine and see the sunset in this charming little spot. It is less than 1 hour from Siracusa (Syracuse) so think about an overnight trip here or at least a day trip visit. I came midday but wish I would have ventured here in the evening to experience this nice little place at sunset and into the night.
Written August 1, 2018
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pietro t
Acireale, Italy12 contributions
Vorrei chiedere in particolare alle autorità locali e agli operatori di commercio, ristorazione e ricettività : Fermo restando che la piazza è bellissima, come pure il mare e le spiagge, lasciando perdere alcune costruzioni anni 60 mostruose, lasciando perdere le tante case in completo abbandono. Quello che non si capisce è come si possa lasciare in totale degrado il territorio circostante , appena fuori dalla piazza,
sterpaglie e rifiuti ovunque, anche in terreni privati. La scogliera oltre il porticciolo è una pattumiera. Ero con un operatore turistico francese che ha commentato dicendo che un angolo del genere in qualsiasi parte del mondo verrebbe valorizzato soprattutto nell'accoglienza e nella perfetta manutenzione del territorio. Dopo siamo andati a Noto, dove tutto è valorizzato al meglio anche il territorio. Perchè non si prende esempio ?
micaelaianni
Giulianova, Italy134 contributions
Mi associo a questa domanda. Sono rientrata qualche giorno fa dalla Sicilia e ho visitato Taormina e la Val di Noto, compreso Marzamemi. Questo pezzo di Sicilia e' semplicemente splendido, tra storia, cultura e natura ma anche io mi sono chiesta... e l'ho chiesto anche ai ristoratori e operatori del settore..."com'e' possibile che ci siano montagne di rifiuti in giro? Ovunque...in alcune spiagge, in strade che portano a citta' storiche...in zone particolarmente turistiche....e' un vero peccato, qui c'e' un patrimonio da conservare, ci si rende conto del suo valore?
Anna G
Milano1 contribution
Si possono portare cani in spiaggia a Marzamemi?
alex p
Rome, Italy251 contributions
io ho un labrador la porto regolarmente da 3 anni non ce nessun cartello di divieto evita solo il sabato e la domenica perche e un formicaio marzamemi e bellissima non so dove sia stato chi sopra scrive pessima
Gaetano
Naples, Italy139 contributions
ci sono collegamenti ad agosto da noto a marzamemi in bus?possbilmente partendo di mattina presto e tornando la sera stessa.
Silvia P.
Rome, Italy183 contributions
Marzamemi può essere raggiunta con gli autobus di linea (Interbus e AST), ma ti conviene chiamare prima per sapere gli orari nel mese di agosto .
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- (0.02 mi) Taverna La Cialoma
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