Caltagirone: Historical City of Ceramics
Caltagirone, Italy draws people from all over the globe with its majestic churches and historical attractions. Situated in Sicily, this inland city is part of Catania. It is known for its world-class ceramics, which have been handcrafted in the city for hundreds of years. Caltagirone is also known as one of Val di Noto’s baroque towns. Those flying in and out will have good access to Catania – Fontanarossa Airport and the Comio Airport. Some popular Caltagirone, IT hotels are just an hour’s drive away from the airport and five-minute walk to Santa Maria of Monte Staircase.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Caltagirone, Italy is from mid months of March to late June and late September to late December. Temperatures are typically pleasant all year long with a small chance of rain. Visitors can expect the warmest months from July to September. Mid to late August is generally the hottest month, making it the ideal time to browse the exquisite ceramics from famous pottery shops. Expect plenty of travelers during the months of August, July, and March. Get discounted rates on Caltagirone, IT accommodations, by scheduling your visit during the offseason in December.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Religious travelers will appreciate the close proximity of destinations, such as the Cathedral of San Giuliano and the Church of San Francesco d'Assisi. Lush sceneries can also be explored at the Bosco di Santo Pietro Nature Reserve. After visiting the Museum of the Capuchin Fathers, you can unwind at top-rated hotels like Villa Tasca, Antica Tenuta del Nanfro, and NH Calcatagirone Villa San Mauro.