Erice ,Segesta and Saline Tour d'Autore

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Itinerary

1. Discover Segesta, one of the most fascinating archaeological sites in Sicily. Admire the impressive Doric temple, perfectly preserved, and the striking Greek theater with panoramic views of the surrounding hills. Stroll through the ruins of the ancient city and be transported back in time, immersing yourself in the thousand-year history of the Sicans and Greeks. A unique experience that combines archaeology, nature and breathtaking landscapes, ideal for those who love history, culture and unforgettable photographs.

   1.3 h

2. Explore Trapani's famous Salt Pans, a unique landscape where history, nature and tradition blend. Stroll through sparkling bodies of water and centuries-old windmills, admiring the contrast of colors between the white of salt and the blue of the sky. Discover the salt extraction process, a Sicilian cultural heritage, and see the elegant flamingos that populate the area. An unmissable experience for those who love photography, nature and the authentic atmosphere of Sicily.

   Passes by

3. Discover Erice, a charming medieval village perched on a hilltop, with spectacular views of the Sicilian coast. Stroll through cobbled streets, ancient churches and historic towers, breathing in the timeless atmosphere of this walled city. Admire the breathtaking views and savor the famous local desserts, such as the traditional “Genovesi di Erice”. An experience that combines history, culture and authentic charm of Sicily, ideal for those who love art, photography and tradition.

   2.5 h

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

Know before you go

How it compares in Palermo

• Its from-price is 71% above the median of the 95 day trips we list in Palermo.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Palermo

Palermo, capital of Sicily, is a port city of Arab-Norman palaces, gilded mosaics, baroque crossroads and street food.

Palermo was founded by the Phoenicians and later ruled by Arabs, Normans and Spaniards, and the layers show in its buildings. The Norman Palace holds the Palatine Chapel, glittering with gold mosaics, and the cathedral mixes Norman, Gothic and Baroque styles. The Arab-Norman monuments, with the cathedrals of Monreale and Cefalù, are listed by UNESCO.

Top-ranked sights in Palermo: Massimo Opera House (Teatro Massimo), Capo Market (Mercato di Capo), Vucciria Market (La Vucciria).

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