Blick auf den historischen barocken Stadtkern Ragusas mit Zitronenbaum im Vordergrund

Kaktusfeigen auf einem Feigenkaktus vor blauem Himmel, Cefalù, Sizilien, Italien.

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Sicily is a land of contrasts—Greek temples and lava fields, fishing villages, and vibrant markets. Planning a trip here means unlocking layers of history and flavor across every stop on your custom Sicily itinerary.

Etna

The Highest Active Volcano in Europe

Ruinen des Tempels von Castor und Pollux im Tal der Tempel auf Sizilien.

Valley of the Temples

Evidence of Greek Colonization

Sandstrand mit türkisblauem Meer und Hügel im Hintergrund

Mondello

Trendy Sandy Beach Near Palermo

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Whether you're looking for beach time, archaeological wonders, or food adventures, we’ll design your Sicily itinerary to match. From Palermo to Mount Etna to Syracuse, our planners handle the details.

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Antikes Theater - eine besondere Sehenswürdigkeit bei einem Taormina Urlaub

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Kathedrale von Palermo - eine Top-Sehenswürdigkeit bei einem Palermo Urlaub

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Top stops on a Sicily itinerary

Palermo

Palermo, the capital of Sicily, is a true cultural crossroads. Seven of its landmarks are UNESCO World Heritage Sites—most notably the Palazzo dei Normanni, which dates back to the 9th century. Inside, the gold-covered Palatine Chapel stuns with its blend of Arab, Norman, and Byzantine styles, reflecting Sicily’s layered history. Visit one of Palermo’s historic open-air markets, like La Vucciria, for fresh produce and local street food such as panelle and fried seafood. In the summer months, locals and travelers alike head to Mondello, a beachside suburb, for sunshine and soft white sand.More...

Syracuse

Syracuse was once one of the most powerful cities in the ancient Greek world—and its legacy is still visible today. Explore lemon- and olive tree–lined ruins and the impressive amphitheater just outside town. Then head to the old city center of Ortygia, a small island connected to the mainland, where baroque architecture, narrow alleys, and a historic fortress make for a picturesque afternoon of wandering.

Mount Etna

Sicily’s landscape is dominated by Mount Etna, one of the most active volcanoes in the world. Easily accessible from Syracuse or Catania, Etna offers hiking trails and guided tours for those eager to explore its slopes. On a clear day, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views of the Ionian Sea and even mainland Italy. Climbing Etna is more than a hike—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience.