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Agrigento and Fr. Armerina

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Overview

Your first destination is the legendary Valley of the Temples in Agrigento. In this unique UNESCO site, where the imposing Doric columns stand out against the intense blue sky, you will have maximum freedom to stroll along the Via Sacra. You'll be able to admire immortal monuments such as the Temple of Concord, breathing in the atmosphere of ancient Greece and taking unforgettable photos in a place where time seems to stand still. From the golden stones of Agrigento, the tour will take you inland, among the lush hills surrounding Piazza Armerina. Here you will discover the Villa Romana del Casale, an imperial residence that houses the largest and most complex collection of Roman mosaics in existence. You'll have time to explore the ornate rooms on your own, enchanted by the vivid details of the mosaics that tell myths, hunting scenes and everyday life of the Roman Empire. Relax on the return journey to Palermo.

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Our van or car will be waiting for you at this meeting point: at the corner of BAR POLITEAMA and the GELATERIA BAGLIORI

Language Offered

English-GUIDE

Italian-GUIDE

Itinerary

1. Valle dei Templi

Once you arrive at the Valley of the Temples, an expert Guide will be waiting for you at the ticket office. Admire the magnificent and majestic Doric Temples between here Temple of Concord Temple of Juno Temple of Hercules Temple of Olympus Zeus Temple of the Dinosaurs

Duration: 120 mins

2. Villa Romana del Casale

Once at the Villa, along the way to the ticket office, you can admire several souvenir shops and street food. Entering the Villa you will admire the fantastic mosaics historical and artistic testimony of the imperial era, the Roman Villa UNESCO heritage since 1997.

Duration: 120 mins