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Comiso, An 18th Century Town Comiso, in Sicily, is a fantastic example of 18th century period features, which, combined with modernity, has shaped the town into a rich tapestry of cultural and historic sights. If you hire a car in Comiso it will allow you to visit all these wonderful places without having to wait around for public transport - you can shape your holiday into what you want it to be. In the centre of the town you will find our ideally located branch, ready to get you hiring a car in Comiso, and exploring its beautiful scenery and buildings. It will be a trip always remembered.
Visiting Comiso
With such an abundance of sights to see, it can be difficult to know where to start first - Donnafugata Castle is one possible starting point. Dating back to the 17th century, this exceptional Venetian style building is set amidst rolling countryside, and is the perfect place to get lost in history. Rent a car in Comiso and you can also see the Piazza Diana, a square named after the gorgeous neoclassic fountain in its centre. The water supply to the fountain is the same that the Roman spa used, which is the ruin across from the fountain; yet another worthwhile spot to visit during your time at the square.
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Palazzo Melfi Suite Hotel
4, Piazza Fonte Diana, 97013 Comiso RG, Italy
Stylish and central, Palazzo Melfi Suite Hotel blends historical charm with modern comfort, offering elegant suites, self-catering options, and a peaceful courtyard in the heart of Comiso.
Terrazzani Suite
Via Matrice, 24, 97013 Comiso RG, Italy
Elegant and inviting, Terrazzani Suite offers modern comfort in a historic building with refined rooms, thoughtful amenities, and panoramic views over Comiso’s charming rooftops.
Itria Palace
Corso Don Minzoni, 6, 97100 Ragusa RG, Italy
Stylish and centrally located in Ragusa Ibla, Itria Palace blends baroque charm with modern elegance. It offers spacious rooms, high-end amenities, and scenic views near the city’s historic landmarks.
Habanero Ristorante
Via Caduti di Nassiriya, 28, 97013 Comiso RG, Italy
A local favourite in Comiso, Habanero Ristorante offers refined Sicilian cuisine with creative flair. Featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients and elegant presentation in a warm setting, it’s known for delivering a standout and authentic Italian dining experience.
Tocco D'Oro
Corso Vittorio Emanuele, 1, 97013 Comiso RG, Italy
A refined spot in Comiso, Tocco D'Oro blends traditional Sicilian flavours with a modern twist. Its elegant decor, creative presentation, and seasonal ingredients offer an elevated yet authentic dining experience.
Borgo Nove
Via Piave, 46, 97013 Comiso RG
A modern Sicilian restaurant in Comiso, Borgo Nove offers wood-fired pizzas, handmade pastas, and grilled meats in a bright, stone-walled setting. It's ideal for casual yet high-quality dining.
Museo Civico di Storia Naturale
Corso Venezia, 55, 20121 Milano MI, Italy
Located in Milan’s Indro Montanelli Gardens, the Museo Civico di Storia Naturale is Italy’s oldest natural history museum, showcasing remarkable dinosaur skeletons, immersive dioramas, and vast collections spanning zoology, palaeontology, and human evolution.
Fondazione Gesualdo Bufalino
Piazza dell'Erbe, 13, 97013 Comiso RG, Italy
Housed in Comiso’s historic Casmeneo Market, the Fondazione Gesualdo Bufalino preserves the legacy of the acclaimed writer through manuscripts, a 10,000-volume library, exhibitions, and cultural events. Its neoclassical architecture and literary collections offer a profound insight into Bufalino’s world.
Church of Saint Mary of the Stars
Via S. Biagio, 16, 97013 Comiso RG, Italy
Dominating Comiso’s historic centre, the Church of Saint Mary of the Stars is a Baroque masterpiece rebuilt after the 1693 earthquake. Its ornate façade, neogothic dome, and richly decorated interior reflect centuries of Sicilian devotion and artistry.