Best places: Tourist attractions in Scicli, Italy

Natural saltwater pool known for its crystal-clear waters located in a bay with a beach & a cave.

Landmark Norman cathedral known for its ornate cloisters & bright gold mosaics of biblical stories.

👍👍 Amazing view from here. Come after 5 pm for a better light. Avoid in the morning. You will find a food truck, a guy yelling he has fresh orange and pomegranate juice, and an old guy, truly he must be 95, selling local products like honey from an old car. The restaurant is serving food at lunch and...

Prominent baroque-style church completed in the 1630s with frescoes & many bas-relief sculptures.

Snug stretch of coastline with fine sand, clear water & a trail leading to a scenic, lookout point.

👍👍 Worth it. I really recommend it. Good for children and adults. It takes around 1 hour to visit and it is with a guide. You need to book before arriving because it is by small group.

👍👍 The church it's self is very impressive inside and out, statues are bathed in sunlight from the adjacent windows giving the impression of spotlights cascading onto them. A feat of architectural wonderment in itself. Looks like there's 3 separate altars with the main central one in the centre of the...

👍👍 Magical village

👍👍 Erice is surprising, it is far and hard to find, it's outside the Sicily you get used to love on your trip. At times it seems not to be there, but somewhere else in Europe. It is neat, clean, perfect, ancient... in short, a tile is not missing... and this is one of the most beautiful things: the per...

👍👍 Non ci ero mai stato ma come le varie chiese e santuari visitati è un posto dove le bellezze artistiche e architettoniche si fanno ammirare. La magia di entrare al Santuario ti è unica.

👍👍 Amazing panoramic terrace where you can enjoy sea vistas and, if the weather allows it, a great view of Mount Etna. The buildings on the square are very picturesque and there are benches where you can sit and enjoy the surroundings.

👍👍 Unique experience, being able to visit a historically important palazzo that has been in the Federico family for 400 years. An intimate guided tour by a member of the family. Not to be missed!

Vast archaeological site with ancient temples, ruins of Akragas city & a museum designed by Minissi.

This lavish auditorium was built in 1897 & remains Italy's largest with a seated capacity of 1,387.

4 bell towers top this architecturally diverse church dating from the 1100s & housing royal tombs.

Remains of 4th-century AD residential villa & estate, rich with Roman mosaics & wall paintings.

Historic Catholic cathedral built in the 7th century, with an imposing baroque facade & statuary.

Fountain with a Roman statue of an elephant carved from basalt, now the symbol of the city.