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Things to do in Sicily

 

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Egadi Islands, Marsala
Ranked #31 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Islands
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Ranked #32 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Ancient Ruins; Historic Sites
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Ranked #33 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Landmarks/ Points of Interest
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Ranked #34 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Landmarks/ Points of Interest

The great fresco was originally in the courtyard of Palazzo Sclafani. Palazzo Sclafani was built in 1330 to excel the luxurious splendour of the mansion of Manfredi Chiaromonte... more »

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Marzamemi, Marzamemi
Ranked #35 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Civic Centers
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Ranked #36 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Beaches
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La Rocca, Cefalu
Ranked #37 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Ancient Ruins; Historic Sites
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Piazza Duomo, Catania
Ranked #38 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Religious Sites; Landmarks/ Points of Interest

The Piazza Duomo is the heart of Catania with the cathedral dedicated to Santa Agata dominating the space.  In the center is the Fontana dell'Elefante surmounted by a carved lava... more »

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Ranked #39 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Scenic Drives; Lookouts
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Ustica, Palermo
Ranked #40 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Islands

The ancients called the little volcanic island off the coast of Palermo Ustica (fromUstum = burned). However for the Greeks the name was Osteodes = "ossuary or bone island" from... more »

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Parco Archeologico di Selinunte, Marinella di Selinunte
Ranked #41 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Historic Sites
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Ranked #42 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Specialty Shops

Maria's pastry shop has many varieties of marzipan fruits, such an amazing selection - especially the prickly pears. This is a beautiful little town with lots of pastry shops! more »

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Ranked #43 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Nature/ Wildlife Areas
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Isola Bella, Taormina
Ranked #44 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Islands
Owner description: Taormina is a region that is rich in natural beauty and scenic beaches, especially Isola Bella that means "the beautiful... more » Owner description: Taormina is a region that is rich in natural beauty and scenic beaches, especially Isola Bella that means "the beautiful island." « less
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Ranked #45 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: History Museums
Owner description: Museum that features Phoenician, Greek, Etruscan, Carthaginian and Roman remains, including impressive sculptures from the... more » Owner description: Museum that features Phoenician, Greek, Etruscan, Carthaginian and Roman remains, including impressive sculptures from the Selinunte archeological area. « less
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Ranked #46 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Neighborhoods; Historic Sites
This small town features the elaborate Villa Romana del Casale, the former home of a Roman Emperor.
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Ranked #47 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Theaters
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Ranked #48 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Religious Sites
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Ranked #49 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Historic Sites
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Ranked #50 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Religious Sites; Architectural Buildings
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Teatro Massimo, Palermo
Ranked #51 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Theaters

The Massimo Theater designed by Basile opened its doors to the public on the evening of May 16 1897. The large volume of trade and industry meant that Palermo had developed... more »

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Ranked #52 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Churches/ Cathedrals
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Ranked #53 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Churches/ Cathedrals
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Ranked #54 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Religious Sites
This small church of San Cataldo was built in 1160, during the Norman occupation of Palermo.
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Ranked #55 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Nature/ Wildlife Areas
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Puppet Theatre, Syracuse
Ranked #56 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Theaters
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Ranked #57 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Cemeteries
Owner description: Descend into this maze of eerie tunnels niched with early Christian tombs hidden beneath the roofless, flower-filled ruins of... more » Owner description: Descend into this maze of eerie tunnels niched with early Christian tombs hidden beneath the roofless, flower-filled ruins of a Norman church. « less
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Scicli, Ragusa
Ranked #58 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Historic Sites
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Ranked #59 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: History Museums; Specialty Museums
Owner description: This is the most extensive archaeological museum in Sicily, with its wide collection of fossils and figures of Ancient... more » Owner description: This is the most extensive archaeological museum in Sicily, with its wide collection of fossils and figures of Ancient Siracusa including the famous statue "Venus Anadiomene," in which Venus rises from the sea. « less
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Ranked #60 of 539 attractions in Sicily
Category: Religious Sites; Historic Sites
Owner description: This cathedral was started in 1184 to replace the Muslim mosque with a Christian church, which contains the Royal and... more » Owner description: 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 objects, holy vestments and chalices. « less
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