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Acquaint your arty side with the riches of Sicily at the Interdisciplinary Regional Museum of Messina, and journey through the evolution of Sicilian art as you peruse centuries worth of paintings, sculptures, and priceless jewels.
Enjoy the convenience of roundtrip transfer service with the independence to explore the city at your own pace with tickets for shuttle service from Messina to Taormina.
The hidden gem of Roman villas in Sicily, discovered under a highway
Discover unique ancient history on the Aeolian Islands
Prepare for a delicious gastronomic adventure in Palermo, where Sicilian flavors come to life. Begin at the cooking school, where a skilled chef teaches you how to make perfect pizza dough from scratch. Learn the art of dough-making as the chef guides you through creating individual dough balls.
The late-Baroque Palazzo Asmundo is the ideal place for visitors of all ages, a unique treasure chest full of history, art and unique collections.
Prepare for a delicious culinary adventure in Palermo. Join this cooking class led by an experienced chef. Start with a visit to the famous “Mercato del Capo” for fresh, seasonal ingredients, setting the stage for an authentic Sicilian cooking class.
Palermo boasts many cultural and historical sites, including eight UNESCO sites. This small group tour lets you see the best attractions with a local snack. Over three hours, visit must-see spots in the city center, exploring Baroque and Norman-Arab architecture.
The Regional Archaeological Museum Antonino Salinas is a fascinating local museum containing a vast collection of Greek and Punic art, as well as many important objects from throughout the history of Sicily.
Visit Palazzo Bonocore in Palermo, a 16th-century building close to the Quattro Canti. From its balconies, you can see Pretoria Square and the Fountain of Shame, a popular sight.
Zisa derives from the Arabic word _aziz_, meaning magnificent. There’s really no other word for the impressive Zisa Castle. Step inside with an audio guide and discover an Arabic gem in the heart of Sicily, complete with an ancient form of air-conditioning!
What’s that your nostrils are picking up? Fresh flowers, morning dew, and the sweet smell of success in one of the most important Italian academic institutions! This blooming huge outdoor museum/botanic garden at the University of Palermo has been planting a love of nature in people for 200 years! Relax, unwind, and enjoy something different in Sicily.
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