The escape to Western Sicily fits well to travellers interested to History, Art, Archaeology and to the traditions of an island that has seen the succession of different dominations each of which has left an indelible mark. This escape to Western Sicily is perfect to trace all of them: the Arabic-Norman centre of Palermo; the archaeological areas of Segesta, with its beautiful well preserved temple and its small spectacular theatre; the large Greek ruins of the glorious Selinunte; Monreale, famous for its astonishing Duomo (Cathedral) counted among the purest expression of Norman art in Sicily with its precious mosaics covering entirely the walls; Erice, a little medieval town on the top of a mountain; Mozia, a small island facing Marsala, outpost of the Punics in Sicily, where you can taste the best local wines.
The itinerary suggests you to visit Western Sicily is a travel package of five days and four nights. Day of arrival free.
