Valley of the Temples

The most famous archaeological site in Agrigento full of temples built in Doric style of the Hellenic and also Roman period recognized as Unesco World Heritage since 1998.

Scala dei Turchi

La Scala dei Turchi is a rocky wall (cliff) that rises above the sea along the coast of Realmonte. Over time it has become a tourist attraction both for the singularity of the white cliff, with its peculiar shapes, and as a result of the popularity acquired thanks to the novels of Inspector Montalbano by Andrea Camilleri. La Scala is made up of marl, a sedimentary rock of calcareous and clayey nature.

House Museum Luigi Pirandello

It houses part of the material heritage that belonged to the great playwright and his family: the structure is equipped with a powerful communicative apparatus, functional to enhance the intangible heritage expressed by his genius.

Cathedral of San Gerlando

The result of nine centuries of constructions, renovations, extensions and restorations, today it is very complex in its architectural structures, suggestive for its grandeur and elegance and also for the variety of styles and the richness of the works of art it contains.

Kolymbetra Garden

The Kolymbetra Garden (Greek term indicating a type of swimming pool used in Roman times for water games) is a site of great archaeological, landscape, agricultural and naturalistic importance, located in the Valley of the Temples, in Agrigento.