SELINUNTE and SEGESTA - Private Tour starts from PALERMO

Selinunte is arguably one of the most evocative and impressive Greek sites in Sicily, having remained undisturbed by modern development. In the 5th Century BC, it was second only to Syracuse in significance. The archeological site encompasses numerous temples, remnants of the excavated ancient city, and remarkable ruins dating back over 2,500 years, complemented by a picturesque landscape. Segesta, according to traditional legend, possesses a Trojan origin. Situated on the isolated hill of Barbaro, it offers a breathtaking panoramic view and is situated near the river Crimiso and the town of Calatafimi. The well-preserved temple and Greek theater were constructed in the late 5th Century BC. Embark on an exploration of Sicily’s lesser-known regions, where ancient history, Greek architecture, and tranquility intertwine