Delve into Sicily’s ancient roots by visiting two of its important archaeological sites: the ancient Elimean cities of Segesta and Erice. The first stop is Segesta, whose highlights include a magnificent Doric temple, a Greek theatre and a castle.

After a mouth-watering lunch at a local restaurant comprising of the region’s delicacies, visit the beautiful medieval town of Erice which is situated on a hilltop and boasts spectacular views of the surrounding region. Lose yourself in the charms of this town by wandering its narrow cobbled streets, and visiting its elegant
churches, squares and courtyards. End the tour on a sweet note by visiting the town’s most
famous bakery.

This ancient city has a long history, originating in 8th c. BC as a Phoenician city, then passing into the hands of the Carthaginians before finally becoming a major Roman city.