6 Incredible Places To Visit During Your Dream Sicily Vacation
                     6 INCREDIBLE PLACES 
TO VISIT DURING YOUR 
DREAM SICILY 
VACATION
CLASSIC SICILY
Sicily, the largest island in the 
Mediterranean, is situated at the heel of 
Italy's "boot," between Italy and Tunisia. 
Sicily is an excellent choice for those looking
for pristine beaches, delectable cuisine, and 
a taste of authentic Italian culture. So, if 
you're planning your Sicily vacations, 
whether for a short vacation or a longer 
journey around the island, here are eight of 
the most beautiful places to visit.
Palermo
This magnificent town, Sicily's capital, has 
many grand sites that are well worth a visit. 
Visit the cathedral, the Palazzo dei 
Normanni, and the Palazzo Abatellis to 
begin. The Museo Archeologico Regionale 
Antonio Salinas, botanical gardens, and 
creepy catacombs at the Capuchin 
Monastery are also worthwhile stops. Don't 
overlook Palermo's fantastic restaurants and
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Cefalù
Cefalù is a popular Sicilian tourist 
destination. There is a lovely family-
friendly seaside area where you can relax 
while surrounded by the houses and 
terraces of the locals. You can also go to 
the Roman baths or the ancient cathedral, 
which houses the Christ Pantokrator, a 
famous Christ fresco. If you don't like 
crowds and want to visit Cefalù, go in 
October or November, or in the spring; the
weather is still pleasant and warm, but 
there aren't as many tourists.
Agrigento
The town of Akragas is the mother lode of 
Greek ruins. Visitors to The Valley of the 
Temples can see seven temples along a 
paved road, including Concordia, one of 
the best-preserved temples in the world.
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This magnificent collection of temples is
now all made of the same light-colored 
stone, but we know that each temple 
was once a colourful sight. Allow for a 
half-day visit to the Archeological Park, 
and if archaeology piques your interest, 
the Archeological Museum is nearby.
Etna (Mount Etna)
Rather than climbing Mount Etna, you 
can see it from the highway that connects
Catania and Taormina. Several tour 
companies offer half-day and full-day 
tours to climb Mount Etna. Rifugio 
Sapienza in Mount Etna National Park on
the mountain's south side is the preferred
starting point for self-guided hikes. Hiking
trails or cable cars from Rifugio Sapienza
take visitors to the main crater.
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Catania
In the late 1600s, Catania, Sicily's second 
largest city, was devastated by two disasters: 
Mount Etna's eruption and an earthquake. As a 
result, it lacks the ancient sites that can be 
found on the rest of the island. However, thanks
to the reconstruction, it now has many Baroque 
buildings and sprawling piazzas, earning it a 
spot on the UNESCO World Heritage list. In the
nearby Piazza del Duomo, see the unusual 
elephant fountain and the Duomo itself.
The Aeolian Islands
Each year, approximately 200,000 people visit 
the Aeolian Islands, which are located off the 
northern coast of Sicily. The seven islands of 
the archipelago were formed by volcanic and 
seismic activity, and climbing the active 
volcanoes on the islands of Stomboli and 
Vulcano draws adventurers from all over the 
world. The Aeolians, on the other hand, are 
known for their idyllic white-washed villages and
luxury resorts. 5
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