The noble palace now transformed into a charming residence suite, appears to be present in ancient maps of the 1500s but it can be assumed that the current conformation is due to a post-earthquake reconstruction of the late 1600s; already in a map dating back to 1717 (Dufour H. Raymond), we find evidence of its current configuration. The venue has undergone a laborious renovation to restore the Palazzo to its original beauty; the location offers an exceptional view as the entire building stands facing the sea, dominating the extreme point of Syracuse on the Mediterranean Sea at 180 degrees.