Casa Cuseni, Patrimonio Culturale Immateriale Unesco, Taormina

Casa Cuseni is recognized as the oldest house-museum in Sicily, functioning as a museum of fine arts since 1948. The hotel is listed as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage site, underscoring its cultural value. Numerous intellectuals and artists, including Tennessee Williams and Pablo Picasso, have created their works within its walls.

The hotel offers distinctive suites named after famous artists, including the Pablo Picasso Suite and the Greta Garbo Suite. Each room features period furnishings, large bathrooms, and panoramic views of the Gulf of Naxos and Mount Etna. The Don Roberto Suite boasts three windows resembling a Renaissance triptych, showcasing exceptional scenery.

Casa Cuseni provides cooking classes where guests learn to prepare traditional Sicilian dishes with assistance from a personal chef. The dining experience can be enjoyed in the refined dining room or on scenic terraces. Guests can dine on local products and flavors while surrounded by the beauty of Taormina.

The hotel is set within a historic garden featuring nine trees that are classified as Monumental Trees of Italy. Guests can explore the extensive garden, which includes a Menorah and three Mikvehs related to an international theosophical project. This unique aspect offers insight into the spiritual connections that inspire the property.

Each suite is equipped with high-speed WiFi, a satellite TV system, and a Bang & Olufsen audio-visual system. Additional services include library access featuring unique literary collections recognized as part of the Arts and Crafts Movement. The hotel accommodates small pets and provides an environment conducive for artists of all kinds.

Cultural Heritage: UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage site

Suites: Suites named after famous artists

Dining: Personal chef for traditional Sicilian cooking classes

Garden: Historical gardens with Monumental Trees