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About: Sicily Self-Guided Tours

Discover the beauty of Sicily with a self-guided tour! Take in the incredible architecture, stunning landscapes, and delicious cuisine of this stunning island. Explore at your own pace, and create lasting memories with your family and friends.

These self-guided tours offer you the flexibility to choose your own route, and take in all the wonderful sights and attractions Sicily has to offer. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore the unique culture and history of Sicily!

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Ancient ruins with brick arches and columns in a rocky landscape with trees, pathways, and a cloudy sky.

Taormina

Ancient Theater of Taormina

The Ancient Theater of Taormina is an ancient Greco-Roman amphitheater in Taormina, Sicily. Built by the ancient Greeks in around the third century BC, the site was renovated by the Romans around 500 years later. Carved into the Sicilian hills, the theater is still in use today. The likes of Bob Dylan, Elton John and Sting have all graced its stage, which boasts stellar views of the ocean and surrounding countryside. Not your average music venue!

Ancient stone temple with columns under a bright blue sky, viewed from a low angle. Sparse trees and a dirt path are nearby.

Agrigento

Valley of the Temples

At 1,300 hectares, the Archaeological and Landscape Park of the Valley of the Temples, in Agrigento, Sicily, is the largest archaeological site in the world. The site contains many examples of Greater Greek art and architecture and is a national monument of Italy. The area was included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site list in 1997.

A historic stone building with arched windows and a green dome, surrounded by a garden and cloisters under a bright blue sky.

Monreale

Cathedral of Monreale

The Cathedral of Monreale is a UNESCO Heritage-listed landmark in Palermo, Sicily. Famed for its ornate cloisters, this Norman cathedral also features columns and bright gold mosaics featuring biblical references. It's known as one of the greatest extant examples of Norman architecture anywhere.