The capital of Sicily - Palermo - has been a crossroads for cultures and civilizations for 8 millennia. Together with your private guide, you visit the Norman Palace and the Palatine Chapel.

Then you walk along Villa Bonanno to the Cathedral in Corso Vittorio Emanuele, just to admire the exterior; continue along Vittorio Emanuele to the imposing Four Corners. Then on to the Tuscan fountain in Piazza Pretoria and just behind it see two splendid Arabo-Norman churches, La Martorana and San Cataldo.

The capital of Sicily - Palermo - has been a crossroads for cultures and civilizations for 8 millennia. Together with your private guide, you visit the Norman Palace and the Palatine Chapel.

Half Day Guided Palermo City Tour

Meet with your private guide-driver and embark on a day tour to the Segesta, with its best-preserved Doric Temple, and the unforgettable medieval hilltop town of Erice.

Segesta once has been the most important regional town and trading center, and now it treasures two Classical monuments which you visit: the Temple of Segesta and the Greek theatre.

Then you proceed to Erice, a wonderfully preserved town offering the most breathtaking views and a palpable sense of history. Together with your guide you discover the city's treasures. Erice boasts 60 churches, some dating back to the early 1300's, and two incredible castles, Pepoli Castle and Venus Castle. During the tour of Erice you visit the Chiesa Matrice church.

One more highlight today is a visit to the local pasticceria for a tasting of the famous cannoli, Sicilian cassata, almond pastries and other delicious culinary masterpieces. This unique pasticceria is famous for its traditions and amazing taste of its sweets all around Italy and even beyond.

Meet with your private guide-driver and embark on a day tour to the Segesta, with its best-preserved Doric Temple, and the unforgettable medieval hilltop town of Erice.

Full Day Tour to Segesta and Erice from Palermo

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The Sicilian capital, Palermo, is an impressive city. This Italian town is home to many sights, such as the 12th-century Palermo Cathedral, the 9th-century Norman Palace, the charming Chiesa di San Domenico, the imposing Quattro Canti Square with inspiring fountains, and, of course, the historic Duomo di Monreale that dates back to the 1100's. The Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo are another popular yet spooky place in the city, holding thousands of mummies and skeletons.

Palermo

Travel guide for Palermo, Sicily

Private Transfer Sedan

Palermo - Agrigento

Private Transfer Minivan

Witness together with a local guide the highlight of the city - the splendid Valley of the Temples. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site where you visit the near-intact Temple of Concord, the best-preserved temple in the World and one of the symbols of Sicily.
Following the 2-hour guided tour, your private driver takes you to the seaside to see the famous Scala dei Turchi Cliffs. The dazzling chalky white rocky cliff eroded conveniently into stairs rising 50 meters above sea level.

Witness together with a local guide the highlight of the city - the splendid Valley of the Temples. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site where you visit the near-intact Temple of Concord, the best-preserved temple in the World and one of the symbols of Sicily.

Half Day Tour to Valley of Temples and Turchi Cliffs from Agrigento

Today you enjoy a cooking class, preparing and tasting traditional Sicilian dishes.

Cooking Class with Dinner in Agrigento

The Baglio della Luna is situated 5 km from the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento. It offers free Wi-Fi and air-conditioned rooms with minibar, satellite TV and private bathroom. 
The Baglio consists of 2 historic buildings, the Foresteria and the Watchtower, together with a large garden with a terrace. The Dehors restaurant serves Sicilian specialties and international dishes.

Hotel Foresteria Baglio della Luna

Agrigento is among the most visited places in Italy's Sicily. This city boasts outstanding sightseeing options as it is home to ancient architecture and stunning natural wonders. As such, visiting the historic UNESCO-listed Valley of the Temples as well as the Scala dei Turchi cliffs is a must-do during a visit to Agrigento. Moreover, this city has wonderful beaches and top-notch hotels thus is a wonderful option for those seeking a holiday that can combine sightseeing with relaxing on the beach.

Agrigento

In about 1 hour after your departure from Agrigento, you have a stop to see the hidden gem of Sicily near a town Piazza Armerina. Here you visit the famous Villa Romana del Casale a UNESCO Site especially noteworthy for the richness and quality of the mosaics.

Following a visit, you continue the trip to arrive in a coastal town of Taormina.

Agrigento - Taormina

Private Transfer Minivan & Tickets to Villa Romana

Enjoy a 2-hour guided city tour of Taormina - a hilltop town on the east coast of Sicily. During the tour you stroll along the main street, Corso Umberto I, and visit the Greco-Roman Theater that has Etna as its backdrop.

Taormina Walking City Tour

Highlight your trip to Mount Etna with a visit to a famous local winery. Here you have an exceptional wine tasting, explore its cellars and grounds. After the tour, you enjoy a 2-course lunch including vegetable preserves, selection of Sicilian cheeses, local cold cuts and olive oil.

Wine Tasting at Mount Etna Winery with Lunch

The 4-star Hotel Villa Schuler is the oldest owner-run hotel in Taormina. The charming hotel offers elegant rooms and invites guests to relax in the garden as well as to taste delicious food at the restaurant.

Hotel Villa Schuler

Sitting near the foot of Mount Etna volcano, Taormina is one of the most interesting cities in Sicily. This Italian town has much to offer travelers from great beach leisure to numerous sightseeing options. Among the unmissable attractions of Taormina are the centuries-old Greek Theater, Ciampoli Palace, the Taormina Castle and one of the most scenic squares - the Square of the 9th of April. Another must-visit place is the natural Blue Grotto called Grotta Azzurra.

Taormina

Travel guide for Taormina, Sicily

Taormina - Syracuse

Today you visit one of the most important archeological sites in the World, the Neapolis Park of Syracuse. Here you explore the still-working Greek Theater, the Ear of Dionysius and the Roman Amphitheater.

Your tour continuous to the delightful Ortygia Island where you have an inside visit to the Duomo where a Greek Doric temple remains to be a part of it, and for this reason, it is included in the UNESCO list.

*Please note, public transportation is included in the service.

Visit one of the most important archeological sites in the World, the Neapolis Park of Syracuse. Here you explore the still-working Greek Theater, the Ear of Dionysius and the Roman Amphitheater.

Syracuse City Tour

You will be staying in a hand-picked downtown hotel. We carefully inspect all of our hotel properties and recommend only the ones that are conveniently located to major city attractions, have great atmosphere, comfortable rooms, and guarantee exceptional service.

Antico Hotel Roma 1880

The Sicilian city Syracuse is well-known for its well-preserved ancient treasures. The largest concentration of sights is located in the Archaeological Park Neapolis with iconic places like the Greek Theatre of Syracuse. Another outstanding place is the limestone cave called the Ear of Dionysius. The city's historical part located on Ortygia Island also encompasses beautiful architecture like the Cathedral of Syracuse, the Temple of Apollo and Arethusa Fountain.

Syracuse

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