Palermo is the capital of Sicily and one of the most fascinating and culturally rich cities in Europe. The city offers a variety of unique experiences, from cultural to naturalistic adventures, that can satisfy the tastes of all visitors.

Located on the northwestern coast of the island, Palermo has been influenced by different cultures and civilizations over the centuries, which is reflected in its monuments, architecture and varied cuisine. Discover the charms of this city starting with a visit to the Teatro massimo, Europe's third largest theater, and live the local folklore in Vucciria and Ballarò markets. A few kilometers from Palermo, don't miss the beauty of the magnificent golden mosaics of Monreale and dive into the blue waters of Mondello.

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Agrigento is the perfect destination for history enthusiasts, archaeology lovers, and anyone interested in exploring the ancient world and the beauty of Sicily.

Discover Akragas, the polis founded in the 6th century B.C. by the Geloi, ancient Greek and Sican citizen, and immerse yourself in old Sicilian traditions by exploring the alleys, churches and museums of the historic center. You will admire the world-famous Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO site and vast archaeological park which preserves the ruins of 8 Greek temples, and you will enjoy the beautiful crystal Sicilian sea by snorkeling near the “Scala dei Turchi”. 

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Syracuse is a city that is enchanting with its thousands of years of history, its well-preserved archaeological sites, its picturesque narrow streets, and its splendid views of the sea. If you love art, history and natural beauty, Syracuse is an essential stop on your visit to Sicily.

Visit one of the oldest cities in Sicily, founded by the Greeks in the 8th century B.C., rich in history, art and culture. The city has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its valuable archaeological sites and well-preserved historic center. Discover the historic and romantic heart of the city on the small island of Ortigia where the architectural masterpiece of Syracuse Cathedral is located. Also, don't miss the natural beauty and clear sea of Syracuse's beaches. 

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Trapani is the ideal destination for those who want to explore the western part of Sicily, enjoy the sea and discover local traditions.

The city is known for its harbor, beaches, historic salt pans, and surrounding natural beauty. The port of Trapani is one of the island's main harbour and offers sea connections to Pantelleria and the magnificent Egadi Islands (Favignana, Levanzo, and Marettimo). Discover Trapani's history with a visit to the ancient medieval town of Erice and dive into the sea of the fascinating Egadi Islands. Explore also the cultural and natural treasure of the salt pans of Trapani and Paceco and discover the traditions of this ancient production activity. 

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Ragusa is the ideal destination for lovers of art, culture and cuisine and for discovering a fascinating mix of tradition and modernity.

Explore the more modern part of the city, Upper Ragusa, until you reach the historic and older part of Ragusa Ibla with picturesque streets and a baroque atmosphere. Don't miss the breathtaking views of the Hyblaean Garden, located in a hill, and the charm of St. George's Cathedral, a church rich in decorations and works of art.

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Messina, a fascinating city rich in history, culture and natural beauty, is strategically located and has one of the most important harbor on the island.

Don't miss a visit to its historic center and main attractions such as the Cathedral and Piazza Duomo. From Messina you can easily reach the volcanic archipelago of the Aeolian Islands, these beautiful islands are known for their unspoiled nature, volcanic landscapes, crystal  waters and relaxed atmosphere. Finally, a visit to Taormina is not to be missed, a picturesque town known for its extraordinary natural beauty, breathtaking views and rich historical and cultural attractions.

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Caltanissetta is located in the heart of the Sicilian island and is surrounded by hilly landscapes and farmland. The city is perfect for those who want to discover less touristy places and immerse themselves in the peculiar local culture. 

Go back in time and discover the history of the city, particularly known in the past for its sulfur mining activity, which played a significant role in the industrialization of the city and the whole of Sicily. Don't miss its cultural traditions, including religious celebrations and folk festivals, among them the festival dedicated to St. Michael the Archangel, and its nature reserves ideal for hiking, walking and birdwatching.

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Enna is considered the "City of Belvedere" because of its privileged position on a hill, offering spectacular views of the surrounding valleys, an ideal destination for lovers of nature and breathtaking scenery. 

Immerse yourself in Sicilian history and culture by visiting the Villa Romana del Casale, one of Sicily's most important and fascinating archaeological sites. The villa, built between the late 3rd and early 4th centuries, has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in recognition of its exceptional historical and artistic value. The beauty and richness of its mosaic decorations are truly unique and you cannot miss them in order to better understand life in late Roman times.

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