Sicily · TICKETS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 tickets & entry passes justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Use one 24-hour ticket to tour Palermo on two open-top bus routes. See the Cathedral, Massimo Theatre, Quattro Canti, Zisa Castle, Villa Malfitano, and more. Add transport to Monreale or Mondello Beach, with multilingual audio and an app showing bus locations in real time.
“It’s just A transportation with WiFi from Palermo to the Beach of Mondello, from “A” to “B”. Everything was in time.”
Enter Taormina’s Ancient Theater with a skip-the-line ticket and explore at your own pace for one day. Your multilingual audio guide explains the Greek and Roman stages, gladiator arena, and later history. Expect security screening, a single entry, and broad views toward the sea.
“Tickets helps us skip the long queues and the audio guide was helpful.”
Use your one-day ticket to visit Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples, a vast Greek archaeological site with the Temple of Concordia, Temple of Juno, Temple of Heracles, aqueducts, and gymnasium. You get an app audioguide, a Pemcards photo postcard, and access to the I Tesori d’Italia exhibition.
“Very good. We purchased four tickets, but then we’re told that we my wife’s handicap allowed two of us free admission. How to go about getting a refund for two of them?”
Follow an Italian or English-speaking guide through four underground sites in central Catania, including a prehistoric lava cave, Roman remains, and church crypts. Expect a 2.5-hour walking tour, uneven steps, cool passages, and fascinating stories about Etna, earthquakes, religion, and the city below Via Etnea.
“Our guide was excellent. very informative, interactive and enthusiastic.”
Walk Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples at your own pace with a fast-track ticket and smartphone audio guide. See Concordia, Juno, and Zeus, pause at valley viewpoints, and plan for a long uphill walk, heat, headphones, and a charged phone.
“The Valley of the Temples was on my bucket list and I am so happy I got to see it. Our driver was Sergio and he was great! He made sure we stopped at gas stations to get snacks and take a toilet break. I liked walking around the temples with an audio guide.”
Spend 90 minutes exploring Palermo’s Norman Palace, golden Byzantine mosaics, Islamic design, and peaceful gardens. English-speaking guides such as Renata, Fabio, Deborah, and Stefania bring Sicily’s layered past to life. Tickets are included, with a separate entrance and wheelchair access.
“Brilliant tour with the most superb guide. We really appreciated our guide’s enthusiasm for the subject area and depth of knowledge of Sicilian and world history. Worth the cost as we learned far more than we would with an audio guide. Thank you”
Visit Agrigento’s UNESCO-listed Valley of the Temples on your own, using a mobile ticket and optional audio guide in eight languages. Walk from Hera through ancient fortifications, Greek temples, Christian tombs, and the huge Olympieion. Allow two to three hours, bring headphones, and note that Kolymbethra Gardens costs extra.
“la visite est parfaite. a faire au coucher du soleil magnifique. cependant l audioguide n est pas top. 1es explication par temple ne dure qu une minute du mal a trouver la position exacte sur le site. et comme l appli est sur le téléphone, quand on prend des photo il faut se remettre sur l appli.... donc je recommande cette visite bien sûr mais sans l audioguide un manuel a vendre a l entrée est presque mieux”
You ride the Funivia dell’Etna from Rifugio Sapienza to 2,500 meters, then return by cable car when convenient during opening hours. A dedicated office validates your QR code, while the open-time ticket avoids the standard ticket queue. No guide is included.
“Nie podobała się bo się nie odbyła. Kolejka nie jeździ od kilku dni a wy sprzedajecie bilety na atrakcję. Informujecie że atrakcja może się nie odbyć w momencie kiedy już nie można zwrócić biletów.”
Bruno, Nicola, and their team handle the road transfer from Trapani Birgi airport or Trapani port, then provide your hydrofoil ticket to Favignana. The private service is built for up to two people, runs about two to three hours, and can also help with return transport.
“Due to a flight change then a delay we had a very tight window to make the last ferry to Favignana from Trapani airport. Bruno and his dad moved heaven and earth to get us there on time and safely, and were there to drive us back to Palermo when we got back to Trapani. Bruno's dad also gave us insight into the land and the sights in and around Palermo which was wonderful. Really worth booking with these guys who will look after you.”
At the Enchanted Castle near Sciacca, you explore gardens filled with roughly 3,000 stone and tree-trunk heads linked to Filippo Bentivegna. This self-paced museum visit takes about an hour, costs $7.21, and includes prebooked admission. English is offered, but the experience is mainly a walk through the outdoor art.
“Balade sympa, originalité et expérience agréable, les horaires de réservation divergent par contre, le reste tout est parfait.,.,”
Step into Kolymbethra Garden inside Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples for citrus scents, old olive trees, flowing water, and a quiet picnic stop. Add a guided hypogea tour led by speleologists if you are comfortable in narrow underground chambers. The garden ticket does not include the archaeological park.
“make sure to wear sensible shoes. the cafe was great, very reasonably priced and lovely food. you have to pay for parking.”
Visit Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples with a skip-the-line entry ticket, mobile audio guide, and access to the Treasures of Italy exhibition. You walk independently through one of Sicily’s finest Greek archaeological sites. Download your ticket and audio guide before arrival, and bring your own phone and headphones.
“Great experience, great walking through the site. Be sure that you have downloaded your tickets before arriving, not just the voucher.”
This private service takes you from Palermo-Punta Raisi Airport to Trapani by private vehicle, then provides a hydrofoil ticket for the first useful sailing to Favignana. Bruno, Giuseppe, or another driver handles the transfer, with local tips and help along the way.
“Excellent service, we have been to Favignana in in July 2023. The experience was pleasant from the very beginning when we booked the service. The driver was on time and the van was very clean and well cared for. The driver was able to provide some interesting insight about Favignana and the surroundings.”
Walk through Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples for about two hours with an English-speaking guide, visiting Hera, Concordia, Heracles, and Zeus. Sunset light softens the ruins, but the tour may be bilingual, groups can reach 80, and the finish is usually at the Temple of Zeus.
“It has been very interesting everything that the guide has told us, of the story behind each temple. It lasts almost two hours, but the guide has done it in a pleasant way and you enjoy it.Auto-translated”
Visit Palermo’s University Botanical Garden at your own pace with entry to its Mediterranean, tropical, and subtropical collections. Walk among palms, cycads, succulents, statues, and bas-reliefs, then use the included digital audio guide to learn about Palermo city.
Pick a coast, a volcano or a kitchen.
