One of the most important archeological sites in Sicily and Unesco World heritage site.  The temples are actually built on a ridge south of the higher hill where Agrigento stands today. Fom East to...

This cathedral was started in 1184 to replace the Muslim mosque with a Christian church, which contains the Royal and Imperial tombs of the patron Saint of Palermo, plus a treasury of precious Royal...

Sat Group is the only one in Sicily acting as transportation company, as well as Destination Management Company and travel agency IATA member, specialized in supporting the incoming tourist flow.With over 30000 passengers per year, Sat Group has the most important multilingual excursion program towards the major Sicilian destinations with guaranteed departure from Taormina area. The excursion’s quality is guaranteed by the use of a team of tour leaders and local guides directly trained by the company for every single site.

This 3rd-century Roman villa features more than 40 beautiful mosaic floors, making it one of the most cherished open-air museums in the region.

This jewel of Norman architecture is known for its magnificent series of mosaics adorning the whole interior.

A tiny volcanic island off Sicily's northern coast.

This Norman Castle or "Zisa Castle" was completed by William II during the 12th century, and is considered one of the most magnificent Arab-Norman structures in the world. The Capella Palatina is one...

This 12th-century palace features elaborate arches along the front façade and the “Fountain Room,” which is the castle’s main reception area that reaches two-stories in height.

This chapel is known for its superb gold Byzantium mosaics.

Visit, if you dare, this web of spooky subterranean passages where 8,000 of Palermo's mummified dead will greet you; some dating back over 500 years and still dressed in their absolute best.

Designed by Giuseppe Damiani Almeyda, the theatre was built in the late nineteenth century according to a classical style inspired by Roman amphitheatres. The building was designed to accommodate...