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Agrigento (also known as Akragas) is a significant center due to its rich archaeological legacy. It also serves as an agricultural center for the surrounding region—all having an impact on how it is today.
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As Sicily's largest and most cosmopolitan city, Palermo offers beautiful sights such as the Palermo Cathedral, the Politeama Theatre, and much more depicting a fascinating history. You can also find shops that sell everything from antiques to Sicilian-made specialty goods like ceramic items and original jewelry.
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Taormina is a beautiful medieval hill town with a Teatro Greco, a lovely garden, alleys to wander and explore, and stunning views of the sea and Mount Etna. Taormina, a nineteenth-century haunt of the English aristocracy, as a Sicilian Monte Carlo, without the casino or royal family.
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Experience the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Mount Etna, Europe’s highest active volcano, with the opportunity to take a cable car ride up to 2,500 meters for breathtaking views (ticket not included, weather permitting). Continue to picturesque Taormina, perched high above the sparkling Ionian Sea, where ancient Greek history, charming streets, and spectacular coastal scenery await!
€120
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Valley of the Temples Excursion
Step back in time on a fascinating full-day excursion from Palermo to Agrigento’s spectacular Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover magnificent ancient Greek temples, including the remarkably preserved Temple of Concordia, and uncover the stories of Sicily’s glorious past. Entrance tickets and a guided tour are included.
€95
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Discover the vibrant charm of Palermo on a guided walking tour through Sicily’s historic capital. Stroll through lively piazzas and picturesque streets, admire magnificent architecture and historic landmarks, and uncover the colorful stories and rich cultural heritage that make Palermo so unique.
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