SELINUNTE and SEGESTA Private Tour with Guide Driver from Palermo

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Itinerary

1. Pick up at your hotel by your private Guide Driver and board a Premium Mercedes. Following enjoy a scenic drive (1h 30min) into the southwest taking you through pleasant hilly landscapes. Neat olive orchards and vineyards are everywhere.

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2. Selinunte is probably one of the most evocative places in Sicily. Also among the most impressive of all Greek sites. Never having been built over in modern times. In the 5th Century BC it was second only to Syracuse. During a PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR visit the Eastern Hill with its three temples plus many other interesting excavations inside this marvelous site. Most of these date back to the 7th century BC. which are considered among the most important in the Mediterranean. Lunch break en route.

   2 h

3. Drive (45 min) to Segesta located nearby the hilly wine producing area “Bianco d’Alcamo”. In SEGESTA follow your Guide on a PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR exclusive to your party and uncover thousands of years of Sicilian history regarding the Temple and Theatre. Both are from the 5th Century and are embedded within a wonderful countryside. A visit to Segesta, which has inspired generations of travelers and artists, is an experience you cannot miss.

   1.5 h

4. Drive back to Palermo and drop off at your hotel.

   1.3 h

Cancellation

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

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How it compares in Palermo

• Its from-price is 93% above the median of the 95 day trips we list in Palermo.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 62 of 95.
• 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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