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Italy travel to the beautiful island of Sicily to explore sophisticated architecture, rich history and a mix of culture perfect Italy vacation destination for your travel bucket. For more about Sicily vacations to the Mediterranean islands cultural and sightseeing highlights click for the 9-Day Best of Sicily Tour Package.

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Program	City	Description
Sicily: The Wonder of the Mediterranean Episode 2	Sicily
Sicily: The Wonder of the Mediterranean Episode 1	Sicily
Sicily Nature	Sicily	Parklands, volcanoes, wetlands, with unusual horizons and settings. Nature in Sicily is extreme, luxuriant, varied and protected, with 5 regional parks and 72 nature reserves. Acres of fertile land, c...hover to read more
Sicily Aerial Tour	Sicily	Sicily: a fertile and rugged island, a land of volcanoes and forests, of citrus groves and vineyards, jutting out to the sea.
Sicily and its Cities	Sicily	From Siracusa to Agrigento, but also Enna, Palermo, Trapani and Messina. Places of legends, temples and culture where the Punic, ancient Greek, Byzantine, Arab and Norman civilisations have left uniqu...hover to read more
Sicily Documentary	Sicily	Rick Steve visit Sicily. For more about Sicily vacations visit ItalianTourism.us.
Sicily Italy Travel	Sicily	Sicily an Italian island in the Mediterranean is an exotic Italy travel destination. Full of history, Sicily's cities are full of museums and architecture to explore on your Italy vacation. For more i...hover to read more
Cefalu	Cefalu
Palermo	Palermo
Temple of Concord	Segesta
Segeata Ancient Greek Theater	Segesta	The 2nd century BCE theatre of Segesta, Sicily. Built by the ancient Greeks, the theater had a capacity of up to 4,000 spectators.

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