Top Sicily Arts & Design in 2026

The Valley of the Temples in Agrigento is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Sicily’s most impressive archeological sites, and visiting on a private tour means you can explore at your own pace. Benefit from the expertise of your private guide as you discover the ancient Greek city of Akragas; marvel at the temples of Hera (Juno), Concordia, and Herakles; and hear stories that bring the ruins to life.

Feel the warmth of the Sicilian sun on golden stones and breathe in the scent of olive groves as you journey through the Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Accompanied by a licensed guide in English or Spanish, explore one of the world’s most extraordinary archaeological parks, where history, myth, and landscape blend in harmony. Step by step, admire the majestic Temple of Juno, the graceful Temple of Concordia, the legendary Temple of Hercules, and the monumental ruins of the Temple of Zeus, once the largest Greek temple ever built. Through vivid storytelling, your guide will bring to life the glory of ancient Agrigentum, one of Magna Graecia’s most powerful colonies. More than a tour, this is a sensorial journey: hear the crunch of gravel, feel the play of light on the ruins, and watch the temples glow at sunset. Leave not just with knowledge, but with an unforgettable emotional connection to Sicily’s ancient soul.

Explore Europe's highest active volcano with this Jeep tour on Mount Etna. Join a nature guide and head up to about 2,000 meters (6,500 feet) to discover lava flows and extinct craters, plus take in the views over the Caldera del Valle del Bove. Then don a helmet and headlamp and venture into a lava tube to better to learn how lava flows are formed and cool.

Enjoy a physical perspective of Sicily on a tour to Mt. Etna, the tallest active volcano in Europe. Do a little trekking, check out an old crater and lava flow caves, and admire gorgeous views of the mountain and surrounding landscape at sunset. Plus, stop by a farm to taste local products like honey and wine. Hotel pickup in Catania is included.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the hilltop town of Noto is celebrated for its ornate, baroque architecture. On this walking tour, choose from morning or afternoon departure times and get ready to discover Noto’s key landmarks in just a couple hours. With only a small group for company, you’ll wander through the town center, visit the cathedral, admire the Palazzo Nicolaci, and hear tips on where to find the tastiest granita.

In a city as rich with history and culinary delights as Palermo, it can be tricky to know where to start exploring. With this cycling tour, your local guide shows you the city through their eyes on the back of a bike, which lets you see more than you ever would on foot. And with street food included, you get to eat like a local, too.

Discover Ragusa's baroque rebirth on a self-guided walking tour, no app needed and no physical guide required. Just open your Ciceru experience on your smartphone and let the audio guide lead you through ten landmarks, from the ornate balconies of Palazzo Zacco to the Duomo di San Giorgio, unlocking stories, legends and interactive quizzes along the way. Go at your own pace, pause whenever you like, and explore how Ragusa rose from the ashes of the 1693 earthquake into one of Sicily's finest baroque cities.

The guided tour of Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples takes you back in time among the Doric temples of the Hellenic period, one of the largest and most spectacular archaeological areas in the world. We begin with the Temple of Hera Lacinia, built in 450 BC on the hill of the Rupe Atenea with Doric columns. Dedicated to Juno, it once housed a painting of the goddess of women and fertility. Nearby is the majestic Temple of Concordia, the second best-preserved Doric temple after the Parthenon. Its excellent state is from its conversion into a Christian church. In front, the bronze statue of Icarus by sculptor Igor Mitoraj depicts his fall into the sea. Next, we visit the Temple of Hercules, named for a bronze statue of the hero inside, and enjoy prickly pear trees and panoramic valley views. The tour concludes at the Temple of Jupiter, once one of the largest classical temples, partially ruined by earthquakes. A reconstructed 7-meter Telamon shows the grandeur of these ancient monuments

Marvel over the geological wonders of Mount Etna on this action-packed small-group tour from Catania. Soak up the dramatic scenery of Europe’s highest active volcano as you trek along its paths, explore a cave formed by lava, and taste local products. Then, spend the afternoon enjoying your free time in Taormina, among medieval churches, ancient Greek theater, and a lively shopping district.

Discover one of Palermo’s most fun and instagrammable experiences with immersive illusion rooms, interactive exhibits and mind-bending optical effects perfect for families, couples and friends.

While your ship is in port, see more of Sicily on a full-day to Taormina. Take a guided tour of this historical city, including a stroll along Corso Umberto, once an ancient Roman street, and a visit to the Greco-Roman Theater. Plus, admire views of Mt. Etna and Giardini-Naxos bay from Castelmola. Pickup and drop-off from the ports of Messina and Giardini Naxos are included.

The guided tour of Ragusa Ibla explores the historic center in late Baroque style, among churches and elegant palaces that make it a true jewel of Sicily. It begins at the Portal of San Giorgio, the only element to survive the earthquake that destroyed the town and the ancient cathedral. This symbol of Ragusa, in Gothic-Catalan style, depicts Saint George fighting the dragon. A short walk leads to the Ibleo Garden, the oldest in Ragusa, built in the 19th century and overlooking the Irminio Valley. Palm-lined paths welcome visitors into this peaceful oasis with fountains, a war memorial, and churches. Here we visit the Church of San Giacomo, known for its wooden ceiling, Corinthian columns, statues, and priceless paintings. The tour continues through the historic center past Baroque palaces, artisan workshops, the Conversation Circle, and the Church of San Giuseppe. The tour ends at the Cathedral of San Giorgio, with its grand staircase, artworks, organ, and statue of the saint.

Your private driver will pick you up at your hotel or agreed meeting point in a relaxed atmosphere, you will arrive at the archaeological park of Neapolis, UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the most important archaeological parks in Italy. Here you will discover the most significant ancient monuments - Greek Theatre, the largest in Sicily, legendary cave "Ear of Dionysius", famous for its unique acoustics, Hiero altar, the ancient Greek quarries "Latomie", Roman amphitheater, the Aretusa spring and enjoy spectacular panoramic views from the top of the hill. Then you will visit Ortigia: the Greek temple Apollo, the Cathedral square with its bright limestone buildings - the cathedral, Palazzo Beneventano, the church of Santa Lucia, the Arethusa fountain, the Jewish Quarter, Piazza Archimedes, Diana's fountain, the Fish Point of Sale, where you can feel the unforgettable atmosphere of Southern Italy. And finally the beautiful NOTO with its baroque UNESCO site

Beat the heat and the crowds with a morning tour of Mount Etna. Cover more ground by exploring on board a sturdy Jeep, views over the lunar landscapes in the Valle del Bove, and the flora and fauna of the thick woods blanketing the lower slopes. Cap off your tour with a tasting of local specialties including honey, wine, and liqueurs.

Are you looking for a way to see Taormina without joining a tour group? Explore at your own pace with this affordable walking tour. • Find out how the Greeks, the Romans, the Arabs and, eventually, the Spanish, each left their own discernible mark on this charming town overlooking Mount Etna, one of the world’s most active volcanoes. • Hear from producer Cristina Leone, a local tour guide • Do it all in an hour, or linger at stops along the way with complete control over when you start and finish. • Get unlimited use before your booking date and after it. • Use the virtual tour option at home. Once you’ve booked, you’ll receive a ticket with instructions and a unique code listed under "Before You Go". Then simply install the VoiceMap app and enter your code. The app displays directions to the starting point, and if you're in the right place, just pop in your headphones and tap Start. VoiceMap has automatic GPS playback with turn-by-turn directions. It also works offline.

Indulge your love of food and wine on this all-day tour of the Etna countryside. After a convenient hotel pickup, learn about the region’s history and culture from a local guide as you cruise through scenic Sicilian villages. Stop at a family-run winery and an antique farmhouse with delicious food. Enjoy wine tastings and samples of local cheeses, salami, olives, and sun-dried tomatoes.

Experience the magic of Catania after dark on this private evening ride. Discover softly lit piazzas, dramatic lava-stone architecture, and coastal views under the Sicilian night sky—all with a professional English-speaking driver. Fully Customizable & Private – Adjust timing and stops as you go. Pickup and dropoff included. Start at Piazza Duomo, where the cathedral and Elephant Fountain are beautifully illuminated. Then enjoy a scenic Via Etnea Night Drive, Catania’s main lava-paved boulevard, lined with Baroque façades. Continue to Piazza Università, a charming square perfect for a quiet stroll or a gelato. Then head to the City Viewpoint Over Catania, where twinkling rooftops and views of Mt. Etna create the perfect ending. A relaxed and atmospheric introduction to Catania—ideal for late arrivals or romantic evenings.

Mount Etna is one of the most striking natural features in Sicily, and with this tour, you can experience both its beauty and geology. Set off from Catania, stopping at an organic farm on the mountain slopes to sample honey, wine, olive oil, and other specialties. Afterward, continue up to the Valle del Bove.

Many cooking classes in Italy focus on complex dishes that require solid kitchen skills. On this beginner-friendly experience, learn insider tips and tricks to mastering classical Italian pizza no matter what your skill level. Under the expert tutelage of a local pizzaiolo (pizza chef) instructor, you’ll make dough from scratch and top it with traditional ingredients. Pick up easy-to-learn tips and techniques, then sit down to savor your hard-earned Sicilian feast with soft drinks to accompany your meal.

You will start your tour by visiting the thermal baths, where you can still perceive the enveloping warmth of the calidariums or the roar of the water of the Gela river that fills the frigidarium. Thanks to the beauty and vividness of the mosaics, you will feel part of the history represented in them so much that you will think you can hear the screams of the audience watching the quadriga competitions. You will visit the guest apartment, where you can admire scenes of daily life such as fishing, hunting and banquets. You will then move to the public area of the Villa where the owner received his "clientes", making them pass through the astonishing ambulatory of the Great Hunt: a gigantic geographical map of the Roman Empire. You will complete your tour by visiting the private apartments of the domina and the dominus.

Get a taste of Sicily with this private tour to Mt. Etna, Europe’s highest active volcano. Leave the driving to your private guide and take in the scenery as you drive through mountain villages, stopping at a local honey shop. Visit volcanic craters and an Etna winery for lunch and a tasting of red and white Sicilian wines. Note that an admission fee for Etna entrance is not included.

Explore Mount Etna, the world's most active stratovolcano, on this small-group hiking tour from Catania. Ride up the mountain on a 4WD vehicle and take a moderate hike through Mount Etna's moon-like landscape in the Valley del Bove depression. Explore Etna's largest caldera, aka a large crater, and take in spectacular views of the Sicilian landscape and the Ionian Sea.

Discover Mediterranean and Sicilian nature and be amazed by the poetic and naturalistic content of 120 exhibits enclosed in the drawers of old counters. Starting from the intrinsic poetics of nature, which is based on the interconnection between the elements, Radici was born from the desire to combine the scientific approach with a new narrative. The story awakens and cultivates biophilia as an essential feeling and code of our time. Scientific approach, ecological thinking, poetic language: Radici offers guided tours and experiences for adults, families and children. The Museum is, first of all, a common observation point from which to discover nature, the territory and its environment, to learn to read its stories and landscapes. The analogue exhibits, the illustration, the scientific experiences and the technological proposals, which do not forget to involve the body, characterize our journey.