Dimora of Piazza Carmine is in Ragusa's Old Town, the heart of the Baroque and Unesco.
The nineteenth-century building, former seat of the Granary County Modica, is located in the small and charming Piazza Carmine, where time is marked by the bell tower of the ancient Sanctuary of Carmine .
The baroque architecture of the façade blends with the modern design of the interior in a combination attractive and original.
The rooms of this old house were cured in every detail and have been designed to offer a high level of comfort for guests, who can immerse themselves in an emotional journey to discover the wonders of Sicily.
The strength of Dimora is the enchanting view enjoyed from the rooftop terrace, on which guests will have the opportunity to taste the delicious breakfast in the best traditional Sicilian cooking.

In 2002 Ragusa has been included among the Mankind patrimony sites, thanks to its art and archaeological patrimony. The city reconstruction after the tragic earthquake of 1963 had famous protagonists such as Vermexio, Ittar, Sinatra, just to mention some of those who help to outline the Val di Noto baroque. The volutes, the alternation of emptiness and fullness, of columns and capitals, of statues and architectonical compositions, makes our province one of the most important documents of Sicilian baroque.

Baroque itineraries will show you the churches of Ragusa Ibla, such as the Cathedral of San Giorgio, those of Modica, magnificent buildings like Palazzo Zacco, Piazza Duomo, from town to town till the wonderful baroque of Scicli.