Things to Do & Attractions in Sicily

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 Mount Etna    159 Reviews  
 Mount Etna, on the island of Sicily, is Europe’s tallest active volcano. Not only that, it’s one of the world’s most active volcanoes and, as of 2013, is an ...  Read more 
    
 Castle Ursino  
 The most impressive vestige of medieval Catania is the formidable Castle Ursino (Castello Ursino), built by Emperor Frederick II in the early 13th century and ...  Read more 
    
 Via Etnea  
 Taking its name from Mt Etna, the famous volcano that looms over the city, Via Etnea is one of Catania’s most important thoroughfares, running for 3 km ...  Read more 
    
 Segesta    7 Reviews  
 Perched in a dramatic hilltop location, the archeological site of Segesta is one of the most fascinating in Sicily, home to some well-preserved ancient ruins. ...  Read more 
    
 Agrigento Archaeological Museum    6 Reviews  
 One of the most significant collections in Sicily, the Archaeological Museum of Agrigento displays hundreds of artifacts from the ancient Greek colony of ...  Read more 
    
 Neapolis Archaeological Park    1 Review  
 Just outside Syracuse's city center lies the Neapolis Archaeological Park, where the bulk of the city's ancient Greek and Roman structures can be seen.  ...  Read more 
    
 Ballarò Street Market (Mercato Ballarò)    36 Reviews  
 If you are looking to immerse yourself in the local culture of Palermo, Italy, the Ballaro Street Market is the place to go. As the city’s busiest street ...  Read more 
    
 Mercato di Capo    22 Reviews  
 One of the best ways to get to know a city is through its food and markets. Mercato di Capo, located near the old city walls, is one of the best markets in ...  Read more 
    
 Isola Bella    3 Reviews  
 You don’t have to understand much Italian to guess that the Isola Bella attraction near Taormina in Sicily is a “pretty island” - but what you can’t guess from ...  Read more 
    
 Ortygia    1 Review  
 The city of Syracuse on the eastern coast of Sicily is partly located on an island called Ortygia, where much of the city’s history can be found. The island ...  Read more 
    
 Roman Odeon    1 Review  
 The Roman Odeon is an ancient theater in Taormina, Italy. It is small in size and was likely used for small-scale vocal and literary performances for the ...  Read more 
    
 Taormina Cruise Port    1 Review  
 This chic resort town on Sicily’s northeast coast is located high in the mountains, which means visitors can take advantage of challenging hikes and beautiful ...  Read more 
    
 Marzamemi    2 Reviews  
 The small town of Marzamemi sits at the southeastern-most point of Sicily, and is known for its pretty beach and abundant seafood. Historically, Marzamemi has ...  Read more 
    
 Noto    2 Reviews  
 The city of Noto is located on the southeastern coast of Sicily, and it makes up part of the Val di Noto UNESCO World Heritage site. Settlements in Noto date ...  Read more 
    
 Villa Romana del Casale    4 Reviews  
 Should you grow tired of sunbathing all day on Taormina’s gorgeous beaches, there are great day trip options you can take, either with your own rental car or ...  Read more 
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