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Discover Sicily, Italy
The Mediterranean's largest island is a crossroads of civilizations, from Greek temples at Agrigento to Arab-Norman palaces in Palermo. Active Mount Etna towers over a land of stunning beaches, baroque cities, incredible street food, and wine from volcanic soils.
The Mediterranean's largest island is a crossroads of civilizations, from Greek temples at Agrigento to Arab-Norman palaces in Palermo. Active Mount Etna towers over a land of stunning beaches, baroque cities, incredible street food, and wine from volcanic soils.
Interactive map of cities and attractions
Explore the cities and towns that make Sicily unique
Plan your trip to Sicily with our month-by-month guide
Essential details to help you plan your visit to Sicily
Palermo (PMO), Catania (CTA)
Palermo Centrale, Catania Centrale, Messina Centrale
A car is almost essential for exploring Sicily properly. Trains are slow but scenic. Ferries connect to mainland Italy, Malta, and the Aeolian Islands. Palermo and Catania have good bus networks.
April-May and September-October
Warm (16-23°C), wildflowers bloom. Ideal for archaeology and hiking.
Hot (30-40°C). Beaches busy, interior very hot. Siesta is essential.
Warm (20-27°C), grape and olive harvest. Perfect beach weather.
Mild (10-16°C). Snow on Mt. Etna. Many coastal resorts close.
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