Looking toward Tunisia across the blue sea and fields of wild flowers, the site of Selinunte is awe-inspiring. In view of the countless heaps of ruins, many in the past have thought it not worth a visit. Yet thanks to the serious excavation and reconstruction works carried out in the 20th century, Selinunte now delights its visitors. The site boasts Sicily’s second largest temple in Doric style, and is carpeted with wild flowers in the Spring.
A three day itinerary to immerse yourself in Sicilian food, wine and cultural heritage. Learn how to cook like a Sicilian in Palermo, enjoy a wine tasting in a Sicilian countryside winery, and discover the beauties of Sicily’s World heritage sites.
This visit begins with the guided visit of a group of temples named F, E and G whose dates range from the 6th…
This archaeological tour of Selinunte is designed primarily for kids (6 to 11), and focuses on Selinunte’s most important archaeological remains. Itinerary: The…
