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Explore Sicily’s unique plant life on your next trip. Get to know different species, some native, some new. Experience a practical study of nature and its history in Sicily.
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.
Step back in time at Sicily’s Palazzo dei Normanni (Norman Palace), a historic royal palace in Palermo. With over 800 years of history, it witnessed the rise and fall of numerous dynasties.
Prepare for a flavorful adventure in Palermo, where pizza-making is not just an art but a family tradition. With guidance from an experienced pizzaiolo, you’ll learn the ins and outs of kneading, stretching, and crafting the perfect dough. Top it off with fresh tomato and mozzarella, and you’re in for a treat.
Explore the vibrant history, art, and culture of Palermo with this exclusive combo tour. Visit UNESCO-listed sites like Piazza Pretoria and the Cathedral of Palermo as part of a small-group walking tour.
Take a day of your Sicilian adventure to escape the island capital on this full-day small group tour from Palermo. On the itinerary is the medieval hilltop town of Erice, a typical Sicilian lunch, and a panoramic tour along Marsala’s Salt Route.
Visit the Museo Nazionale della Magna Grecia to step into history. This respected Italian archeology museum will show you life in ancient Calabria and Magna Graecia. You can see how life changed from the prehistoric age to the time of the Romans.
Nowhere chronicles Sicilian art like Palazzo Bellomo. In a building dating back to the 12th century, you’ll find a captivating chronology of art in Syracuse and the surrounding region.
Discover the first Greek settlement in Sicily
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