Things  to  see  in  Sicily

Sicily is overflowing with intrigue and beauty from its rugged coastline to its interior with rolling countryside pierced with hilltop villages and its dazzling islands with their impossibly blue seas.

The island's fascinating history has left an indelible mark in the fabric of its rich culture which has been influenced by so many different nations and empires. This history can be witnessed at first-hand with world-famous archaeological sites such as the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento while its major cities including Palermo and Syracuse each have their own beguiling tale to tell.

Major  Cities  of  Sicily

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Palermo Cathedral, Sicily

Seaside  Towns  of  Sicily

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Cefalù, Sicily

Beach  Resorts  of  Sicily

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Marzamemi, Sicily

Sicilian  Islands

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Linosa, Sicily

Beaches  of  Sicily

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Spiaggia dei Conigli, Lampedusa

Hill  Towns  of  Sicily

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Piazza Armerina, Sicily

Historic  Towns  of  Sicily

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Ancient Greek Theatre, Taormina

Archaeological  Sites  of  Sicily

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Valley of the Temples, Agrigento

Parks  and  Nature  Reserves  of  Sicily

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Stagnone Nature Reserve, Sicily

Landmarks  of  Sicily

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Donnafugata Castle, Sicily

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