UNESCO World Heritage in Sicily

Which sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List are in Sicily?

Here you will find the most interesting and most beautiful sites in Sicily, which were included on the famous UNESCO World Heritage List.

Volcano Etna ☀ UNESCO World Heritage in Sicily

Volcano Etna

UNESCO World Heritage

The volcano Etna in Sicily is the highest active volcano in Europe, UNESCO World Heritage, a nature reserve and also a recommended winter sports area.

Zafferana Etnea, Catania

Catania ☀ Destination in Sicily

Catania

Destination

Catania is a seaport city on the east coast of Sicily between the Ionian Sea and the active volcano Etna, built in the Sicilian Baroque style.

Catania, Catania

Syracuse ☀ UNESCO World Heritage in Sicily

Syracuse

UNESCO World Heritage

In Syracuse we recommend you to visit the necropolis of Pantalica and the enchanting island of Ortygia, the oldest part of this impressive city.

Siracusa, Siracusa

Val di Noto ☀ UNESCO World Heritage in Sicily

Val di Noto

UNESCO World Heritage

Noto ☀ Destination in Sicily

Noto

Destination

The baroque town of Noto in the Val di Noto, which was declared a World Heritage Site in 2002, is worth a visit and has many attractions.

Noto, Ragusa

Ragusa ☀ UNESCO World Heritage in Sicily

Ragusa

UNESCO World Heritage

UNESCO World Heritage Site is located in the province of the same name in the Val di Noto and is characterized by the deep gorges of the Monti Iblei

Ragusa, Ragusa

Modica ☀ UNESCO World Heritage in Sicily

Modica

UNESCO World Heritage

The city of chocolate and 100 churches - the UNESCO World Heritage Site presents itself as a late Baroque Sicilian beauty of the Val di Noto.

Modica, Ragusa

Scicli ☀ UNESCO World Heritage in Sicily

Scicli

UNESCO World Heritage

Scicli situated in a natural setting of rare beauty like the Val di Noto, has been declared a natural heritage of UNESCO with Ragusa, Modica and Noto.

Scicli, Ragusa

Valley of the Temples ☀ UNESCO World Heritage in Sicily

Valley of the Temples

UNESCO World Heritage

The Valley of the Temples in Agrigento is one of the most impressive archaeological sites in Sicily. The temples are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Agrigent, Agrigento

Lipari ☀ Aeolian Islands in Sicily

Lipari

Aeolian Islands

Lipari is the largest and also the most visited of the Aeolian Islands north of Sicily. Here ferries dock to reach all the islands.

Lipari, Messina

Stromboli ☀ Aeolian Islands in Sicily

Stromboli

Aeolian Islands

The island of Stromboli, with an active volcano, is probably the most famous of the Aeolian Islands and a popular destination among tourists.

Stromboli, Messina

Vulcano ☀ Aeolian Islands in Sicily

Vulcano

Aeolian Islands

Vulcano is one of the Aeolian Islands in the Tyrrhenian Sea off the northern coast of Sicily with an active volcano and a popular mud bath.

Vulcano, Messina

Salina ☀ Aeolian Islands in Sicily

Salina

Aeolian Islands

Salina, the second largest of the Aeolian Islands in the Tyrrhenian Sea, is known for its Malvasia wine, its delicious capers and its tranquility.

Salina, Messina

Parco delle Madonie ☀ Nature reserve in Sicily

Parco delle Madonie

Nature reserve

The Madonie Nature Reserve is located on the northern coast of Sicily and offers since 1989 the most beautiful trails in the Mediterranean.

Castelbuono, Palermo

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