Agrigento and Piazza Armerina guided tour from Taormina

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Meeting point description: The general meeting point is the Bus Terminal at Via Pirandello in Taormina (not the Greek theatre). Getting out from Porta Messina Arch, take the Via Pirandello on the right and continue down for about 500 m until you reach the Bus Terminal on the right hand.(Via Pirandello Luigi, 65, 98039 Taormina ME, Italy)

Extra fees to be paid on-site:Please note you may need to pay entrance fees at the monuments on the day of the tour (free for EU citizens under the age of 18 and reduced by 50% for EU citizens aged between 18 and 25 years with valid ID)

Know in advance:In addition to the general meeting point, pick-up is also available in the areas of Taormina by the sea, Giardini Naxos, Recanati and Letojanni, but only upon request. You will find the contact details of the local organiser on your voucher

Purchase Notice

• Tuesday, Friday
• Duration: Lasts up to 0 day

What you can expect

Two civilizations - the Greek and the Roman - in one excursion. During this tour you will have the opportunity to visit two antique cities of art, UNESCO World Heritage sites.

You will travel across Sicily by bus with your tour leader and local guide towards the city of Agrigento, located on the southern coast of Sicily and famous for its archaeological park the Valley of the Temples: here you will find well-preserved temples built by the Greeks between 510 and 430 BC.

Upon arrival in Agrigento, visit the Valley of the Temples (Juno, Concordia, Hercules, Zeus, Castor and Pollux). Take a break for lunch (extra), then continue to Piazza Armerina, in the center of Sicily, for a visit to the well-known Villa Romana del Casale of about 3,500 square meters. Here you will see the famous Roman mosaics dating back to the 4th century AD.