San Michele di Ganzaria accommodation from NZ$117

The Il Dito e La Luna B&B and the NH Caltagirone Villa San Mauro are conveniently located if you're looking to stay near the Santa Maria of Monte Staircase. The Il Dito e La Luna B&B is 100 metres away from the Santa Maria of Monte Staircase. The NH Caltagirone Villa San Mauro is 2 kilometres away.

You could also check out the Tre Metri Sopra il Cielo and also the Vecchia Masseria. The Tre Metri Sopra il Cielo is 9 kilometres away from the main part of San Michele di Ganzaria. The Vecchia Masseria is positioned 3 kilometres away. You could also choose to make a reservation at the Colle San Mauro or the Casale delle Rose.

Hoping to go a bit further afield? Sicily features many other things to see. Explore the ruins in Sicily, or enjoy its rural landscapes, beaches, rivers and mountains. Or join the locals snowboarding and skiing while you are here.

Caltagirone is 12 kilometres to the southeast of San Michele di Ganzaria and is where you'll find the Palazzo Senatorio, Church of San Francesco d'Assisi and Church of Santa Maria of Monte. Should you wish to visit Caltagirone, check out the room rates at the Girosa and Riserva del Noce. Alternatively, you could stay in Catania, 60 kilometres to the east of San Michele di Ganzaria, where you'll find the Miramare and Castello D'Urso Somma B&B. The Roman Columns, Metropolitan Theater and Greek-Roman Theatre are some of the most popular points of interest to see when visiting Catania.

Before you head home, why not spend an afternoon cheering along with Catania - Etna sports enthusiasts at a local game? You'll find Angelo Massimino Stadium 65 kilometres to the northeast of San Michele di Ganzaria. Sports fans wishing to find a room or apartment close to the action can take their choice from the Romano Palace Luxury Hotel or the NH Catania Parco Degli Aragonesi.

At Wotif, we're a little obsessed with travel (okay, maybe more than just a little!). So when you're ready to take in all the sounds, sights and delights of San Michele di Ganzaria, we'd be honoured to get you there.