You can have a clear view of  the surrounding landscape and see all the religious processions from an adorable balcony overlooking the main street. The furniture is still typical of the time, the bed in enamelled iron, the chest of drawers with dark walnut bedside tables, the floral decorated tiles  made of cement paste,  the two paintings by Vittorio, that decorate the walls represent the great Etna Volcano.

The room is almost a small museum. You will find many books on display telling the story of the famous battle and the paintings painted by Vittorio with images of submarines. Objects of Sicilian peasant culture furnish the walls and the shelves, like the utre – the wineskin where the grape must was kept , “u ​​ciascu” – the wicker wine bottle , the “lancedda” – is the tin container to conserve water. The room is ideal for a couple who wants to spend even a few more days, in fact there is a small kitchen with the ancient “lemmu” – small Sicilian ceramic sink. The bathroom with stone walls is disengaged from the room through a small corridor with a characteristic brick staircase.

The living area, connected with a typical wooden staircase, is enriched by a sofa, which becomes an added bed, a small table for  tea and a French door that overlooks a small square. The living area, connected with a typical wooden staircase, is enriched by a sofa, which becomes an added bed, a small table for  tea and a French door that overlooks a small square.