"Chicchi di Melograno" is a small but charming guesthouse in Modica. It was born from the renovation of an ancient house located in one of the historic neighborhoods of the city, among cobbled alleys and houses that have maintained the charm of a bygone era. The guesthouse's fortunate location allows for an immediate appreciation of Modica's extraordinary urban setting. Furthermore, the name of the guesthouse comes from a passage by Gesualdo Bufalino, who compares the city of Modica to a "split pomegranate" nestled between hills and rocky spurs. From "Chicchi di Melograno" guesthouse, the bustling heart of Modica, Corso Umberto I, can be reached on foot in just three minutes. This street is rich in shops and pastry shops.