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It was really a big shame that we could not enter! On the way from the parking place to the castle there were about 15 wild dogs and they were quite aggressive. people from the bar on the street were encouraging the visitors but one...More
We had a lovely sunny day to wander around the house and ground on our own, as it was off season. The view from the tower is lovely, the rooms are not sumptuous but interesting with period dress on display. We liked meandering through the...More
My partner and I visited Donnafugata Castle last Sunday, a day that was rainy and foggy (see my photos). One of the reasons we visited the castle is because of the castle’s role in the Detective Montalbono television series, which my partner loves. Driving up...More
A beautiful building and rather out of place situated where it is. Views from the castellated roof are fantastic. It is a must to visit please do not drive past.
Visited on rainy day...was nice way to learn about Italian history. Grounds were equally beautiful with tons of lavendar and rosemary in bloom. Vendors were shut due to time of year and the rain.
We went to Donnafugata on our way from Ragusa to Catania, upon the insistence of our Ragusa B&B keeper: it just had to be visited. After travelling through a very interesting country, where fields were limited by chest high walls, we came to the compound./...More
This is the sort of place you visit on holiday if you are nearby, because it is there and there is nothing else to do. It passes an hour or so, pleasantly. In the garden is a walled maze which will give you plenty of...More
I read this castle was used in some movies and I had some nice white wines carrying the same name so we went to visit the castle on our tour to Modica and Ragusa. Arriving at 17:00 (open till 19:00) we paid 8€ a person...More
An interesting little visit. The house is worthwhile on its own account and it has a Montalbano connection too. There are some good little restaurants nearby
What a beautiful walk through Italian culture. There is around 25 rooms available to view. The gardens are extensive with a maze to attempt to navigate through...we weren't so successful!
